Gotta turn around to see them

now i need this

Ok I just spent 20 mins with an LLM and it got me setup with three Js and adding landmarks to a flat earth projection.

I’ve not the time nor inclination to take it further but happy to share a link to the code if someone else wants to expand on it.

I am a software developer and my curiosity was piqued and the LLM cured that, but happy to zip up the project.

Leaves a lot to be desired as it’s not what you would actually see and more a play on this meme where you can use the camera to set vantage point and see how things would align. We used cubes of various heights based on the landmark to represent landmarks so no crazy graphics.

Edit: Never ceases to amaze how many people downvote LLM mentions like they don’t have some utility. Bias is clearly showing. Like I could tackle this on my own, but do I want to spend hours doing something on a whim or 20 minutes with an LLM to get something functional with a little back and forth is well worth it imo.

https://worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/questions/167049/assuming-a-flat-world-and-no-obstacles-how-far-could-you-see

Basically, you could see for a long way but your eyeballs suck so it largely doesn't matter. Even with the best telescope and optics on a perfect day you will be limited by the gasses in the atmosphere which scatter light.

Also, Barad-dûr was destroyed when Frodo threw the One Ring into the fires of Mount Doom so it wouldn't be there.

Well now you’re assuming the sun is spherical and gives off light in all directions.

If it were more like a flashlight, then flat earth day and night still works. So checkmate again.

the sun is also flat and it sits directly above the earth. it’s just that it rotates so sometimes we can only see the side of the sun that doesn’t have any light.

It's very far away and we're still seeing the light from when it still stood

It has been remade

maybe OP has elf ancestry? physics doesn't really apply to them so maybe they can see into the past

Its tel aviv but they are very similar.

Eiffel Tower is too far to the right. I think you would have to be in the US standing very close to the Statue of Liberty for this to work. If at all. You’d have to be pretty far north to get the pyramids that far to the left of the Eiffel Tower and still have the Statue of Liberty in the pic. TLDR, I think this might be fake.

Edit: ok I get what you’re saying, but isn’t the Statue of Liberty in the “foreground” in this pic? Still thinking fake.

I think that is a shot from "Babe: Pig in the City" movie, from 1998.