No, that's not the correct view.
That's the false one and easy to reject, which is why people continue to use it.
--Dave
The earth is flat and we never went to the moon
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No, that's not the correct view.
That's the false one and easy to reject, which is why people continue to use it.
--Dave
Dave, perhaps you should compare what the ISS sees with it's location, to see if it's seeing what it should see if it really is up in space.
You can do this by viewing this website, while watching the live feed from here.
Dave, a live video feed is MUCH harder to fake than one that's pre-recorded. If the ISS is truly where it should be, then you should see on that map exactly what is shown in the live feed from the ISS.
Of course, you could just say that it's all part of some conspiracy, and that it's all a deception, but I think we've been down that road already, haven't we?
Dave, enough with the insults. I get it. You don't like me or what I have to say. That doesn't give you the right to call me an idiot.
Either reply in a civilized manner, or don't reply at all.
Any direction south from any point on earth will bring you to ice wall or mountains in a few places and freezing cold. Both the globe earth model and the flat earth are the same in this way.
You can go up and onto the ice and snow and see for miles more land of snow and ice.
But you can't go there without government permission.
--Dave
Dave? Explain how a Foucault pendulum works, and why we have a Coriolis effect.
Coriolis has been discussed, but the Foucault pendulum was never discussed... That would be interesting to discuss...
There is no coriolis effect. Which is why you don't see the earth move beneath you when you fly from place to place.
--Dave
Incorrect. You could fly in a straight line around the equator and NEVER (unless the world froze) run into any ice walls. In fact, you could fly in a number of straight lines (as long as your flights never cross 60 degrees north or south of the equator on a globe.
Did you forget about the flights that travel across Antarctica that don't require a passport? See a few posts back....
Explain why a Foucault Pendulum works as if the earth is round if the earth is, as you say, flat.
For those who don't know what a Foucault Pendulum is, you can Google it, or just know that it's something that demonstrates the rotation of the earth by swinging a pendulum over one point. It does this by having the direction of swing "rotate" around the center point in relation to the direction the earth is rotating, and it would rotate in the opposite direction on the opposite hemisphere of the earth.
Dave, were you aware that cameras have a wide range of settings and lenses??
There are settings such as apature, shutter speed, ISO (film sensitivity), etc. As well has many digital effects such as HDR, image structure, sharpening, contrast, brightness, pixel depth, etc. All of these settings help you to capture what you want to capture. Sometimes you are filming in low light and want to capture the stars and lights from distant cities. Other times you want to capture detail in a brightly lit daytime scene. These are the reasons that not every photograph ever taken looks as if it were taken identically. And this is also the reason that you can sometimes see stars and other times you don't in pictures and videos from space.
Don't you think if they were faking these images they would be careful to include stars in every fake?? Seems like a silly thing to mess up on don't you think?
At times you make very good comments. But you have questioned my integrity more often than I have called you an idiot.
--Dave
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Knight, I posted this video probably 150 thread pages ago. He talks about camera technology and the impossibility of faking a Moon landing in 1969.
No one travels around the entire equator, but you can fly around the circle of the flat earth as you could fly around the globe, and always be heading east or west.
Flights only skirt the edges of Antarctica which they can do on both models. No one flies directly over the entire continent of Antarctica.
--Dave
Dave, the Coriolis effect is what makes hurricanes. How do you get those without a rotating Earth? And how does a Foucault pendulum work on a flat Earth? "
As you seem to understand, it's not possible.
As you seem to understand, it's not possible.
I remember seeing that video a long time ago. It's excellent. :up:
All high altitude video show a very different earth that contradict what the ISS shows us. It is a lower altitude but the contrasts are stark.
Altercations of all NASA/ISS video are obvious and make them all suspect.
--Dave
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