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new york light polltuion also blocks pluto stars

is that pluto

its a real problem

dam

Thats a nice freezing red velvet

is pluto flat

lmao

No

why

Its a cylinder

$35 camera from walmart

(N)ah (i)t a (g)un or a (g)rape bois s(er)iously

I need to interview with no vc

@!GPT oh wait I'm sorry, I just realized you think Pluto is a star????

i love how the added stars in the infographic

almost fixed

If you're going to dedicate your life to attacking the globe model then you should at least understand it better than a toddler

we really need to stop new york

Wait what?

@!GPT why are you ignoring cosmic acorn?

OH I see what you're on about

my friend is doing a paper in school showing that the earth is flat as a joke and everyone thinks he is serious lmao

is it possibly because he has facts that can prove you wrong?

You're on about the lack of visualization of all stars, I like this, you're creative

New york light pollution even effects the moon

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yo what if the earth is a giant d!ck and when it gets hard the moon is the "mood lighting"

The stars are too dim relative to Earth, with a higher exposure the stars will quickly come into view but then the Earth and moon will become uncomfortable bright. You could also simply turn up the brightness and see stars too in most pictures actually

i love how the sun stays in place for 14 hours during a eclipse

i love how you ignore cosmic acorn

That must be recording an orbit synchronized with the solar angle on Earth

There are lots of synchronized types of orbits

It all depends on orbital altitude

The sun is only staying in place *relative* to the camera