I mean… It is. But see the thing about light, it travels like suuuuuper fast.
EatenAliveByWolves on
I love how op posts some flat earth stuff and gets up voted. Love you guys, tin foil power! 💪
calamariclam_II on
Isn’t it just the rays being tilted towards the camera so it looks like they’re separating? Or is it something else?
RazgrizXMG0079 on
Perspective. If viewed from other angles, these crepuscular rays are parallel.
omega_boi123 on
How did the flat earthers avoid natural selection?
Can someone please answer me
RYPIIE2006 on
???????
SouthernPaco on
Very cool photo.
Prior-Assumption-245 on
Upvote because it’s pretty, not because of the flat earther rhetoric
fragged_by_orbb on
Idiot.
Wonderful_Welder9660 on
No that’s sunlight. The Sun is in fact 93 million miles away.
Wonderful_Welder9660 on
No that’s sunlight. The Sun is in fact 93 million miles away.
Wonderful_Welder9660 on
No that’s sunlight. The Sun is in fact 93 million miles away.
mad_drop_gek on
Yes it is, this is caused by refraction. Light does not always follow a straight path, the world is a bit more complicated than you can fit in your little noodle, and you don’t get to choose what is true and what is not.
Kickrockz153 on
DemonOfNorth apparently went to school in the south.
mad_drop_gek on
Yes it is, this is caused by refraction. Light does not always follow a straight path, the world is a bit more complicated than you can fit in your little noodle, and you don’t get to choose what is true and what is not.
added_chaos on
Room temperature iq
DestructoSpin7 on
If the sun isn’t 93 million miles away why does this look exactly as you would expect it to if it was?
Maihoooo on
As long as all of the rays point at one spot, the spot could be an length away.
improvementtilldeath on
OP, try looking underwater. When you observe that objects appear different outside of water, congrats you just witnessed a refraction. Fun fact: did you know clouds are mostly water?
AmaGh05T on
The angle the sun light passes through clouds is thanks to reflection and refraction which makes it appear as if the light source is within the cloud.
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Cue angelic choir singing
the clouds look like a spaceship with bad cgi
Failure to understand basic geometry 🙄
It saddens me that you can vote, drive a vehicle, and procreate.
Incredible!
I see the Godrays are set to low, and your texture resolution is set to Ultra.
https://youtu.be/x4maoo4A3x4?si=TI2UrBbqNAlUcgRa
I mean… It is. But see the thing about light, it travels like suuuuuper fast.
I love how op posts some flat earth stuff and gets up voted. Love you guys, tin foil power! 💪
Isn’t it just the rays being tilted towards the camera so it looks like they’re separating? Or is it something else?
Perspective. If viewed from other angles, these crepuscular rays are parallel.
How did the flat earthers avoid natural selection?
Can someone please answer me
???????
Very cool photo.
Upvote because it’s pretty, not because of the flat earther rhetoric
Idiot.
No that’s sunlight. The Sun is in fact 93 million miles away.
No that’s sunlight. The Sun is in fact 93 million miles away.
No that’s sunlight. The Sun is in fact 93 million miles away.
Yes it is, this is caused by refraction. Light does not always follow a straight path, the world is a bit more complicated than you can fit in your little noodle, and you don’t get to choose what is true and what is not.
DemonOfNorth apparently went to school in the south.
Yes it is, this is caused by refraction. Light does not always follow a straight path, the world is a bit more complicated than you can fit in your little noodle, and you don’t get to choose what is true and what is not.
Room temperature iq
If the sun isn’t 93 million miles away why does this look exactly as you would expect it to if it was?
As long as all of the rays point at one spot, the spot could be an length away.
OP, try looking underwater. When you observe that objects appear different outside of water, congrats you just witnessed a refraction. Fun fact: did you know clouds are mostly water?
The angle the sun light passes through clouds is thanks to reflection and refraction which makes it appear as if the light source is within the cloud.