NASA's Robert Simmon who said "It IS photo*hop... it has to be" and is named Mr. Blue Marble for a reason. Copy and paste clouds? Unrealistic land dimensions? Not Mr. Marble! Genuine article?? NASA's own!!
u/denNISI — 6 days ago
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The Hebrew word Nashah nāšāʾ (נָשָׁא), pronounced naw-shaw', is a verb meaning to deceive, beguile, mislead or delude. NASAs logo has a red dash that makes a snakes tongue, google NASA snake tongue. You can use the red dash as a T for Tongue to rearrange NASA into SAtAN. Earths average speed is 66,616mph, earths average tilt is 23.4* so the rest of 90* is 66.6*, and 1sq mile has .666ft of curvature.
So big bang and evolution means the devil made the world, the flat plane we live on is made by god. Lots of proof of NASA fails with wires and tech glitches, proof they use a fisheye lenses to create a curve, NASA does have a contract with Hollywood.
https://youtu.be/2RR-tzGOyi0?si=CR9uXMwADLat2CRG Stratos jump
Go look at the Red Bull stratos jump and then the circular door opens at 128,000ft the horizon rises to the half way point and is perfectly flat. You can see the fisheye effect while he's falling and when he's on the ground the fisheye makes the horizon curved just like it was at 128,000ft with the fisheyes up there. The only camera with out the fisheye lens was the one inside looking out at the horizon as the door opens. The 2nd photo with the "curve" you can tell the capsule is being tilted by the fisheye, because it should be straight but it's tilted parallel with the "curve" so fisheye lens for sure.
https://youtu.be/jMpxQtIxIUs?si=E00EGi2aaqYGTd02 balloon flight of terminating line
Here's a high altitude balloon flight that's on the terminating line showing the terminating line that should be a straight line is actually a ring around the sun. At the start the sun is a lot larger in size and near the end of the time lapse the sun has shrunk in size. If the sun is stationary 93,000,000 miles away it shouldn't change in size as the sun "sets" but it does because the Sun is on the move and we are stationary.
The world record long distance photo also proves earth is not a planet but a plane, the photo shows mountains over 400km away that should be behind more earth than they are tall. The photographer is taking the photo at 2820m from the Pyrenees mountains to the Alps with the distnaces posted. The furthest mountain is 443km away and is 3867m tall. If the earth was a ball the furthest mountain should be below 5038m... it's flat.
VIdeos of a high altitude balloon but with a lens more similar to our eyes over a fisheye.
https://youtu.be/WwimocU0IIc?si=nzEH2cIPm6pIngf2
https://youtu.be/Qz6qEnia_BA?si=-i59HttagdL-nOZ7
Videos of NASA fails like tech glitches and wires
u/OZ10oneCENT — 7 days ago
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It's a common talking point "where are the stars, why can't we see satellites?"
The latest Artemis pictures include multiple shots taken in sequence of the night side of the earth, with the exposure cranked up, and if you put them together, you can see the aurora at both poles, the sunrise glow along the edge, the stars, and sunlight reflecting off orbiting satellites. You can even see lightning strikes in the storm off the west coast of Chile.
u/jabrwock1 — 9 days ago
I'm just curious why we chose to globe earth as our main idea and the idea we want everybody to know? In so many different industry's a flat earth is sooo much easier to work with, surveying, spaceflight, telecom's (radio etc), marine navigation, and even building big bridges and tunnels and other huge projects (may have to check my math on this one but the shuttle runway at the KSC has a height difference of ~26cm due to the earth curve at each end). A big one for me is aviation (I fly aircraft and have multiple family members who build them and work on the avionics), trust me when I say this if the earth was flat aviation navigation would be so much easier. Take a LA to London flight, pretty standard trans Atlantic flight, have you seen the flight path on a map? How it goes all the way up by Iceland and Greenland? Now sure a little part of that huge deviation is for safety but not that much, its mostly due to the earths curve. We can mostly all agree airlines are generally pretty money hungry and will do anything to scavenge every last penny they can out of you, you would think they would want to take the more straighter and direct route across the flat plane, same thing with southern hemisphere flights. This is honestly some of the biggest proof for me that the earth is round. I hope you kinda lead onto what I am saying and I would love to have a genuine debate/convo about this. Thanks!
u/JbricksJ — 9 days ago