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( Science ) If the sun is far away then why does it look like we get higher than it when we lift a camera high in the sky?

( Science ) If the sun is far away then why does it look like we get higher than it when we lift a camera high in the sky?
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( Science ) If the sun is far away then why does it look like we get higher than it when we lift a camera high in the sky?

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Because the sun stays in the same place but your brain makes you think the sun is descending so your eyes think you're higher than the sun
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