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• Sinking Ship Effect
  The sinking ship effect has been determined to be due to various causes: It has been determined that at times the sinking ship effect is caused by bulges on the surface of the ocean.
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• Sinking Ship Effect Caused by Refraction
  The '''Sinking Ship Effect''' is an effect by which distant bodies appear to sink into the surface of the earth. This effect was used as evidence in ancient ...his inconsistent nature of the effect is contrary to the argument that the sinking effect must the result of a spherical earth.
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• Sinking Ship Effect Caused By Refraction
  #REDIRECT [[Sinking Ship Effect Caused by Refraction]]
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• Sinking Ship Effect Caused by Ocean Swells
  It has been determined that, at times, the sinking ship can be caused by the swells on the water between the observer and the targe ==Sinking Bascule==
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• Sinking Ship Effect Caused by Limits to Optical Resolution
  ...close to the surface of the ocean that the two are indistinguishable. The ship's hull gets so close to the surface of the water as it recedes that they ap ...r and closer to the surface of the sea. At a far off point the hull of the ship is so close to the sea's surface that it is impossible for the observer to
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• Sinking Ship Effect Caused By Limits to Optical Resolution
  #REDIRECT [[Sinking Ship Effect Caused by Limits to Optical Resolution]]
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• Sinking Ship Effect Caused by Ocean Swells
  It has been determined that, at times, the sinking ship can be caused by the swells on the water between the observer and the targe ==Sinking Bascule==
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• Sinking Ship Effect
  The sinking ship effect has been determined to be due to various causes: It has been determined that at times the sinking ship effect is caused by bulges on the surface of the ocean.
  9 KB (1,563 words) - 17:23, 15 October 2022
• Sinking Ship Effect Caused by Refraction
  The '''Sinking Ship Effect''' is an effect by which distant bodies appear to sink into the surface of the earth. This effect was used as evidence in ancient ...his inconsistent nature of the effect is contrary to the argument that the sinking effect must the result of a spherical earth.
  6 KB (1,013 words) - 02:16, 18 November 2022
• Sinking Ship Effect Caused by Limits to Optical Resolution
  ...close to the surface of the ocean that the two are indistinguishable. The ship's hull gets so close to the surface of the water as it recedes that they ap ...r and closer to the surface of the sea. At a far off point the hull of the ship is so close to the sea's surface that it is impossible for the observer to
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• Experimental Evidence
  ==Sinking Ship Effect== ...ot consistent. The effect appears to come and go over time. See: [[Sinking Ship Effect Caused By Refraction]]
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• Optics
  ..."sinking ship" effect: the bottom portion of the ship appears to sink into the ocean because all of the light either hits the ocean or is bent up ...ow path creates a tangent beyond the resolving power of the human eye. The ship's hull gets so close to the surface of the water as it recedes that they ap
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• The Ancient Greeks
  ===Sinking Ship Effect=== ...of the sinking effect became available^{[https://wiki.tfes.org/Sinking_Ship_Effect_Caused_by_Refraction]}, showing that it is an inconsistent opti
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• Sinking Ship Effect Caused By Refraction
  #REDIRECT [[Sinking Ship Effect Caused by Refraction]]
  54 bytes (7 words) - 09:14, 6 May 2019
• Sinking Ship Effect Caused By Limits to Optical Resolution
  #REDIRECT [[Sinking Ship Effect Caused by Limits to Optical Resolution]]
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• Sunken Oil Platform
  ...ounts of magnification between the foreground and background, resulting in sinking. Perhaps more important than the mechanics of the mechanism, however, is [[File:Oil platform sinking.jpg|800px]]
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• Form and Magnitude
  * [[Sinking Ship Effect]]
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• Distant Islands
  by Thomas Winship<br> ...m Australia in which the writer says: "In the year 1872 I was on board the ship ‘Thomas Wood,’ Capt. Gibson from China to London. Owing to making a lo
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• A hundred proofs the Earth is not a globe
  ...on a level with the eye - that is, twenty miles level distance beyond the ship that we vainly imagined to be " rounding the curve," and "coming up!" This ...tall trees towering up, in perspective, over the heads of the "hull-down" ships! Since, then, the idea will not stand its ground when the facts rise up ag
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• Coriolis Effect (Weather)
  ...cvjAhXSTd8KHdEcDUo4ChDoAQhRMAc#v=onepage&q&f=false The Challence of Arctic Shipping: Science, Environmental Assessment, and Human Values] on p.28 pp.3 says ...ustral summer. The study uses Doppler radar data collected by aircraft and ship radars during different time periods in the Tropical Ocean Global Atmospher
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