Why also SpaceX portrays a globe from wrong altitude

a reply to: Peeple

qhmm..

and sometimes i wonder why not everybody is aware if this...

It's the SIZE of africa bro , it's not fitting the Earth scale , this shows there is manipulation using lenses to portray a globe...

this video may help you understand a bit the trickery used in space videos, it's important one becomes aware to spot usage

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: heineken

How can one get minus one flags? Not that you don't deserve it. Just curious.

How?

One dimensional thinking gets a -1 flag. The gods of the reward system have spoken.

a reply to: heineken

How big do you think the head of this cat is?


And if you wonder if the earth is flat, why don't you just hire a boat and sail to the edge of the world?
Just be sure to pack enough supplies, you might be gone a while.

How do you explain that the sun doesn't rise for the entire world at the same time?

originally posted by: heineken
a reply to: Kukri

lol u did mention ISS and you edited out...what ever

focus more on why they want to show you a globe

I'll ignore the fact you just accused me of lying if you correct the orientation of the aforementioned pics and post them here otherwise you are the one being deceitful.

ETA: The reason "They're shown us a globe is because the planet is in fact a sphere...obviously.

a reply to: heineken

Show me the picture of the earth on edge as a man or camera in a space vehicle orbits and I'll believe. Most images we see of Earth from any distance away in space is similar to looking down at a US penny, flat, before our eyes. We see all of the details of Lincoln's face on the rounded surface below. Why do we never see the edge?

That edge would be right at where the day turns to night, right? That is the way we get get nighttime and daytime, right, the Earth flips every 24 hours or so?

And anyplace you want to go around the earth, the horizon is always away in the distance. Why don't explorers ever come back and say, "Whoa, man, I went to the edge of the Earth looked over. there was daylight/darkness everywhere!"

In the finally analysis, I must demand that dreadful question that pops up daily on this site:

"Pics (of the clear cut edge) or it didn't happen."

originally posted by: heineken


Here is a side by side comparison with the blue marble photo of Africa..

The landmass highlighted on the left looks to be the southern portion of Africa and not the Persian Gulf.

why dont you guys post your best proof in form of picture of a globe earth ?

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: heineken


Here is a side by side comparison with the blue marble photo of Africa..

The landmass highlighted on the left looks to be the southern portion of Africa and not the Persian Gulf.

i guess you missed the part they are showing their location right...

a reply to: Peeple

let me try this..

i doubt based on the fact your eyes are not willing to see..but whatever..lemme try..

please try to reproduce what they are portraying using google earth

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: heineken




Here is a side by side comparison with the blue marble photo of Africa..

The landmass highlighted on the left looks to be the southern portion of Africa and not the Persian Gulf.

Thanks for the confirmation AM. Now let'see the corrected orientation Heineken.

a reply to: heineken

The flight track shows it traversing the tip of the peninsula but the photo shows different, I don't think they are from the same course or perspective.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: heineken

The flight track shows it traversing the tip of the peninsula but the photo shows different, I don't think they are from the same course or perspective.

yo bro why dont you go through the video yourself....its exactly like i said no more no less

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

The landmass highlighted on the left looks to be the southern portion of Africa and not the Persian Gulf.

You could be onto something there.

originally posted by: Sublimecraft
a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

The landmass highlighted on the left looks to be the southern portion of Africa and not the Persian Gulf.

You could be onto something there.

Thanks Sublime for doing what Heineken was avoiding.

no guys you are wrong..did you watch the video ? you lost orientation lol ?

from antartica to madagascar..





pic to confirm we are on track...



ok lets move on to the persian gulf!



soon there...



and here you go...



if you cant see this ..you are in denial sorry...twisting the globe like this lol ...

ty ..im back to 0 flags

a reply to: heineken

Yeah my bad sorted it now.

originally posted by: heineken

The bottom of your circle runs right through it, try using your zoom function. Strike that.

There is a large landmass to the top of the pic. I'm not sure where that is actually. Possibly the red sea. Hard to get an overall idea now that I'm on my phone. I need to get my PC out of storage.

a reply to: heineken

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