Anonymous

You can't see it curve from the ground because you're too small compared to the horizon. However, even if you get on a tall mountain or an airplane, you can see that it curves. If you go into space, you can see it quite clearly. As seen from the ISS:

Anonymous

Here you go. Earth's curvature as seen from the ISS.

Anonymous

The same reason yo don't notice that you are viewing thing to the side and not straight up.

Anonymous

You shouldn't be left around kids imo.

Anonymous

Being so close to the ground its not easy to see the curvature of the Earth. The higher up we go the easier it is to see it. Not to mention all the footage of astronauts orbiting the clearly round planet Earth.

Anonymous

You can if you get up high enough. Or you look out over the ocean from shore - you will see ships vanish hull first as they go over the curve.

Anonymous

You could from the right perspective / location.

Anonymous

Fly high enough then you will see.

Anonymous

You can. Stand along the eastern shore and look to the east. The far edge of the ocean will show a very slight curve.

Anonymous

You can from space.

Anonymous

Certain places you can. Mt. Diablo in CA is one. It is so high, with no other peaks around it, that you can see the horizon curve from the top of it.

Anonymous

you're wearing a hoodie AND sun glasses !!!!!