There are two kinds of the horizon:
- Astronomical horizon: the horizon at the eye level.
- True horizon: the line that visually divides the Earth and the sky.
Because the Earth is a sphere, the true horizon always lies below the astronomical horizon, or the eye-level. The angle between them is the dip of the horizon. The higher the observer, the larger the dip of the horizon.
Flat-Earthers claim there’s no dip of the horizon. They are wrong. It is not hard to observe the drop of the horizon and prove the curvature of the Earth.