The Vanishing Sun — Why It Shrinks Instead of Dropping

Cameras all over the world show the same strange phenomenon:
as the sun approaches the horizon, it doesn’t fall straight down like a ball going behind a curve — it shrinks, fades, and melts into the distance.

Some call it refraction.
Some call it perspective.
Some say it’s a clue most people overlook.

This video explores the observation that fuels one of the internet’s most controversial debates.