Brendan

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Ok, let's do this: Elëa is 80% of the radius of Earth (roughly 3170.6 miles vs 3963.9 miles). Given clear viewing conditions, curvature of Earth becomes visible around 35,000 feet. Viewing height scales with planetary radius because seeing the curve is a matter of visual geometry and angular perception. Thus, for a planet with R = 0.8 × Earth’s radius, the equivalent height is simply 0.8 × Earth’s threshold: 0.8 × 35,000 ft ≈ 28,000 ft/5.3 miles (or 0.8 × 10.7 km ≈ 8.5 km) In short, shrink the planet by 20% and the altitude needed to spot the curve shrinks by the same factor. Assuming I did my math right, of course.

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