Originally Posted by
Hercules56
Ok, so how come clouds off in the far distance and by the horizon don't appear to bend downwards? Contrails from airplanes do this, we've all seen it. But I don't recall seeing a cloud to this.
Any answers? Thanks.
....And no, I am not Flat Earther. The Earth is clearly an oblate spheroid.
I am not really sure what you mean. Maybe a photo would help?
Whatever it is, I have a sneaking suspicion altitude has something to do with it. Contrails normally appear at some 30,000 ft. Most of your everyday cumulus etc clouds hang around a third of that altitude or less.