@jeremy is ther any way that video could be faked?

is this typical of how feathers drop though? seems he has a special type of feather

also it fell at 1/6 g on the moon

how'd they fake that

why does that feather he has bounce so much

well i saw it fall slowly

how doyou fake that, antigravity?

so you assume it must be fake,..... somehow

without logic

reduced gravity, no

take thsi one for example

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMtXfwk7PXg

did they tie strings to every molecule of water to make it float?

this was a livestream

never seen what youre describing

yes this is impossible to fake

you're assuming it can be, without evidence or logic

augmented reality is with simple graphics anyways

and they're all blocky and jumpy

@jeremy you coudl do the Vendee globe sailing race to confirm the shape of hte earth

it goes around the south pole, they have to turn right instead of left

that's only possible on a globe

the two celestial poles debunks the flat earth as well

https://www.vendeeglobe.org/en/news/15983/a-new-tracker-to-allow-everyone-to-follow-the-vendee-globe

right, if going west to east

first we'd need to see a useful flat earth map, but no one has produced one

???

how

that would require turning left

oh i see ya you'reright

but this route goes west to east and they turn right

yes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlGiYHD__dc

yes it takesa 3d object to represent everything properly

all flat maps are distorted and stretched, which is why antarctica covers teh whole bottom of maps

it's unrolled

notice how GPS and google maps is always accurate

@jeremy Yes

it always pinpoints where I am precisely

can't do that with inaccurate maps

@AstralSentient where is it wrong

i use it a lot

what do you want us to look at

k

globe

@jeremy you dont' see it with unaided eye, you need binoculars

or somethign

what? no, you can't

you can see only the big craters

def can't see that one without binoculars

you're 100% wrong

might see a dark patch or a change in color

but you can't see tycho with the unaided eye

no, you haven't

what is its shape

google what, why google. i can lookup apollo moon landing footage with google

You can’t see Tycho, the crater - *as a crater* - with the naked eye, so the question has a false assumption. Rather you see the very large array of bright rays. The crater itself isn’t visible without optical aid. If you think you see it, you’re mistaking the central area of the rays for resolving the crater itself. At 88km across, and about 384K km distance, Tycho crater itself is less than 1 minute of visual angle across (i.e., less than 1/60th of one degree across).

there ya go, google says you're wrong

ya it'd be close

that's enough to depend on teh person too