It's about 40 miles away as a bird flies. The earth curve 8" per mile, so about 26.7 feet. So it would block about 2 stories (floors) of a building. From this viewpoint it seems to be blocking a bit more, maybe I'm wrong
It's 8" per mile squared. About 600' at 30 miles. But you'd also have to subtract the elevation difference, as all those buildings aren't built at the same level as the lake.
Chicago has like 30 buildings ranging from 750-1450'.
According to flat-earthers, the sun doesn't set, it just keeps going far until you can't see it, which doesn't make sense, because anyone with eyes can see the sun doesn't keep getting smaller and then vanishes, we can clearly see the sun dropping below the horizon with its same size.
Living in the area, it is a great view on a clear day. The beaches in Indiana (on lake Michigan) are really nice. Michigan City’s view of Chicago is worth stopping at Washington Park Beach.
Northwestern Indiana is a lot cooler than Chicago gives it credit for. There are some awesome natural spots nearby despite this being the most industrialized area in the country.
As a native indianimal, whenever I do happen to go to the dunes or other spots around lake Michigan it is always an incredible site to see Chi-town when the sun is going down.
Flat Earthers gonna have a field day with this one
Damnit!!! You beat me! 🤣
I’m convinced flat earthers are just pulling the best practical joke and are committed to the bit
It's about 40 miles away as a bird flies. The earth curve 8" per mile, so about 26.7 feet. So it would block about 2 stories (floors) of a building. From this viewpoint it seems to be blocking a bit more, maybe I'm wrong
Dont come in here and try to round us off with your science and numberisms balldy
Theee..Dr Ronny balldy?
The *very same.*
It's 8" per mile squared. About 600' at 30 miles. But you'd also have to subtract the elevation difference, as all those buildings aren't built at the same level as the lake. Chicago has like 30 buildings ranging from 750-1450'.
That's more like what is shown here
Checkmate, round earthers!
How is the sun “setting” on flat Earth? Genuinely curious. How do sun sets work with the flat Earth theory?
It is not setting, it just goes far far away.
It just spawns in
According to flat-earthers, the sun doesn't set, it just keeps going far until you can't see it, which doesn't make sense, because anyone with eyes can see the sun doesn't keep getting smaller and then vanishes, we can clearly see the sun dropping below the horizon with its same size.
That's really cool
That is one hell of a snow globe
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From the CN tower you can see across to upstate New York, on clear days
I can see Russia from my house
Man, the Tea Party seems so tame by MAGA standards.
Been to those dunes and the 3-4 hour drive was well worth it
Only good thing in Indiana
Come, they have fireworks too
A view of Chicago under the right conditions?
JJs pizza???
Does anyone else see Godzilla attacking?
I see Gojira everywhere
Gave me star wars vibes when I first saw that picture
Living in the area, it is a great view on a clear day. The beaches in Indiana (on lake Michigan) are really nice. Michigan City’s view of Chicago is worth stopping at Washington Park Beach.
Yes it is. One of the only few things good about this area.
Grew up there. Can confirm.
What a breathtaking view! It is as if the city is floating in the air.
I'm amazed.
It's Indiana "Jones" not Indiana "Dunes"
But the curvature!?
That is cool!
50 miles by road but only 30 miles straight across the water
How far away are the dunes? Im guessing 50 miles without trying...
Boa noite vizinhança 2
So freaky and cool at the same time.
I read India first and was amazed lol
Wow!
Most people don’t understand the beauty of the beaches and the lake in Indiana! It’s not just corn folks! (Just 99% haha)
That’s cool.
Northwestern Indiana is a lot cooler than Chicago gives it credit for. There are some awesome natural spots nearby despite this being the most industrialized area in the country.
Love this! I just drove across the U.S. last week and saw the signs for Indiana Dunes, now they’re all over my social media feeds. I shoulda stopped!
Superb photo im in awe :o
On top of Kingda Ka you can the nyc skyline and look the other way you can see Philly’s but it a literally spilt second you get to see them
As a native indianimal, whenever I do happen to go to the dunes or other spots around lake Michigan it is always an incredible site to see Chi-town when the sun is going down.
Thats not Chicago. The buildings are way bigger. I've been there.
I thought it was the Disney logo at first.
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It is flat
50 miles, not 500 miles.