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Earth is round

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Earth is round in space but flat irl

NASA is a green screen

@Doggo You ever thought maybe earth is round, but the shape+dimensions+maps are a lie so are the green screen CGI NASA paintings? I did do the curve calculations assuming a superglobe and the Pic Gaspard photograph was theoretically possible on a "superglobe" some 80,000km in circumference.

The standard Globe model is laughably easy to debunk.

How so is the standard globe model easy to debunk?

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/564598119590002708/570104373489958912/DeepinScreenshot_select-area_20190423073046.png

Superglobe's weird you have two moons and two suns

Right...

But the long distance shot would be theoretically possible on a superglobe, impossible on a standard globe

And refraction over that distance and under those conditions is impossible to produce that image?

FLAT EARTH LIGHT CURVES UP: https://imgur.com/5Ul54c6 https://imgur.com/ZGxzT55

Yes because light cuves up

That isn't how refraction works

It would curve down

i.e. around the circumference of the Earth

@「阿波根うみこ」 umm so why is the laser curving up then?

I don't know

Maybe fisheye lense or some other trickery?

Because Mick West admitted to me it's a surveyor's rule of thumb with zero actual evidence. I mean if he's right you should be able to shine a laser through air and see it curve down

And Mick West is?

Owner of metabunk dot com

So yeah please show me a laser curve down in air.

you don't believe even in gravity?

let me just ask you to do something simple

go to a place where you can see a ship or a car far away

which part of the ship rises first?

Nah, he claims that doesn't mean anything because if you use a modern camera you can see it from further away

Or was that someone else?

I mean, it's kinda hard to remember all the different explanations which don't answer all the questions in one go compared to just gravity which does...