Geometry explains what we should *expect* to see in optics, not what's *actually* true

gambino do astronauts see stars while in space or not

Depends on where they're looking

And if they're in the sun or not

Depends on their helmets, where they're looking, etc

i have a video of some astronauts saying they do some saying they dont so those people that have been to space i cant really trust they are giving accurate info to us

So if you did an experiment, and I didnt

That's literally what we just said lol

I could just say, that's not proof

Some saw stars, others didn't. Really depends on where you're looking at

If you're close to a city you most likely won't see stars because of the city lights

If you're on a remote hill, you will see them

people lived in space for days on end

some did see stars some didnt

Nah that's not true

they jsut happened to never look out the window on the night side the hwole time lol

Do you have any concrete examples..?

They're talking about different parts of the orbit

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmcwW-8CC6E

That's a misrepresentation of their words

Oh a video edited by a flat earther, I can't trust this

misrepresentation of their words ?

lol ok

Lemme watch this

See how that works?

some see stars some dont

Dismissing something bc of who said it I'd a fallacy

which ones are telling us accurate info

How do I know this isn't cut in a certain way to make it seem they're saying something else

u can go watch all them individulally

I'd need the source material

go ahead its all out there

@jeremy I just watched the first 30 sec and

Uh

There's two different instances here

their is a bunch of astronauts

One is the ISS people who don't look at the earth all the time

i would watch the hwole thing

The other are astronauts who have been to the moon who are forced to look at the earth all the time

Since

You know