The formula 8 inches per mile squared is often cited by flat Earth proponents as a way to calculate the supposed drop in height that should occur over a given distance on a spherical Earth. However, this formula is flawed and not a great measure squared for several reasons:
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This is an interesting claim however it is not the case and clear evidence contradicts the claim.
"Millions of photographs of our planet show that water adheres to the Earth's surface, disproving the claim that the Earth is flat. Waterfalls and rivers that follow the curvature of the Earth's surface further debunk claims that gravity is fake. Even on an unlevel surface, water in small amounts will have a curved surface due to surface tension. Although it may appear flat, it is an anomaly in the brain's perception compared to other irregular surfaces. Observing the horizon from the beach provides further evidence of the Earth's curvature. The horizon appears to be a straight line, but it is actually the curved edge of the Earth's surface as it disappears from view. This can be seen more clearly from higher altitudes, such as from an airplane or from space. Additional bullet points:
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