Why distant objects looks smaller? Can you answer that Veeky Forums?

Photons do have consiouness. That explains the cosmological redshift too. Not only do they directly fly to the observer, they lose some 'weight',energy , too to be more attractive to us.

They don't fly just to the observer, they radiate in whatever direction they diffracte or radiate from. It's why everyone/thing can see said objects not just one singular person.

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>what are projective spaces

We don't have 3d vision, it's 2d with depth perception. With 3d you'd be able to see an object from all sides

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This picture should include the lines that make up the eye's full view range as well, to show how the objects actually look smaller.