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Very philosophical.
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Next time you see the Moon being larger try covering everything else with your hands. It'll seem to get smaller.
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*Checks Notes* The Earth is flat!
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The atmosphere near its horizon edge distorts the moon to make it appear larger.
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Right. The atmosphere (curve) acts like a magnifying glass and is thicker towards the horizon than in verticalpic.twitter.com/nMNSAPgwu3
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Sometimes I get unusual fear after seeing such a large moon on the horizon.
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Why is this still being debated by the scientific establishment? The reason the moon LOOKS larger when it’s low on the horizon is that it IS larger then! Instead of wasting time ignoring the obvious, why not come up with technology that exploits the Horizon Effect? Fools, fools!
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Pthisis of Crete (452-398 BCE) noted this phenomenon and explained it as the shrinking of terrestrial objects under the spell of Osiris. So convinced was he that he sailed east under a full moon and discovered his height as 1.3 meters. (See also “Shorty of Crete”).
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@Feeezer it only appears in special occasions
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