timestamp?

When the camera moves from left to right and vise versa, you can see it distort as it pans until it slows.

Not even a minute in

Try 50 seconds or so

i didnt really notice it, so its not very distinct. but how does that explain the much more distinct curve seen later such as 1:53:45 when the camera is barely moving

You're not listening. If it's curved right off the bat, it's unreliable.

Plain and simple.

how? how does the degree of the curve change? it starts of very minimal but becomes incredibly distinct as the video progresses, why does that occur

Doesn't matter. It does. So, it's unreliable.

Sorry, mate.

sorry, but you can't just explain something by saying "thats the way it is." something MUST cause the curvature to become more apparent at higher altitude, because there is a clear change in the degree of curvature. why does this happen?

and where is this curved distortion when the camera is not moving? why doesnt it appear then?

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you point out that the distortion appears when the camera swings violently to the side, but there is still curvature when it is barely moving at 1:53:11

do flat earthers exist around the surface or no

i exist to feed garfnef

Not all lenses have the same severity of curved bias. You're just wanting it to be true, despite all of the other footage that clearly shows a flat horrizon that needed no fisheye lens camera to get a curve and then complain that it's not accepted.

i'm asking you about this specific video, can you please answer my previous questions?

I didn't say swinging (not violently, by the way, don't exaggerate, it's ugly) was the sole condition for there to be a curve.

@Nutsack jones i have a serious question unlike these stupid round earthers

@🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄 well then provide me an example of distortion when the lens isnt moving left to right. the timestamp you gave was when the camera was swinging pretty fast

at 50 seconds

I don't care, honestly. It's an invalid video for evidence, being that it clearly has a curved bias. Try something else without such bias and I'll entertain it.

and yet, the curve becomes more prominent as the video progresses. why does this happen?

currently, the only explanation is that the camera is capturing the curve of the earth, which becomes more distinct as the camera gets higher in altitude. but, as a flat earther, you must have some sort of explanation for this, correct?

@🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄 being a flat earther, do you think there's people around the surface that support flat earth?

@🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄 in fact, i just rewatched from 0:45 to 0:55 and if you pause the video even when the camera is swinging, there is no curving distortion

Un servermute me

so it's actually not a "flawed" video

@Kate unmute yourself

I am servermuted

@🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄 care to answer my questions?

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https://youtu.be/_qQwozKfpvg

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Funny looking clock that

Or whatever it is

Anyone know what it is???

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