who cares

Yeah who cares about truth I guess you're right

Let's just make up whatever we like

I look at them and its possible they are faked, its possible its just bad lighting

No.

No it is not possible it is just bad lighting.

really, maybe it is

No, no it is not.

Everyone of those bubbles is pixel identical.

There is no way bad lighting could cause this.

maybe, maybe not

No, not maybe not.

just like you can't see a bubble in space at the ISS

even though its clearly there

If it was real even assuming that somehow you could get the bubbles to actually look identical under identical lighting (you couldn't) you would still get them not being pixel identical from random noise of the camera sensor.

This is obviously, obviously fake.

There is no "maybe not"

Unlike when you claim images are obviously fake and you can't demonstrate how, this is easily, easily demonstrably fake.

you didn't debunk the video

we have bubbles on the ISS

Nope, we don't.

I debunked your nonsense claim

"how the hell did those get there!"

Which brings me back to my point before of how it's really funny how flat earthers without exception overestimate their own incredibly poor ability to such a huge amount, but just any actual ability they think are shills lol.


You have absolutely no ability to tell whether or not an image is fake. You do not understand image editing or image sensors at all. Yet people that actually understand it, are just shills.

I bet you a quarter, those space walks are filmed underwater.

stop cherry picking

And now we come back to what Nat said earlier

``Nat 🌈Today at 12:06 PM
Whenever we get anywhere you either change the topic or say you've won. It's incredibly frustrating. You don't commit to any of your ponits or present counter evidence to ours.

Like now we were going on about video editng and now you talk about clouds.

If you give an example elaborate on it so we can disucss
``

look at the actual evidence

not jokes

How do we know they aren't compression artifacts in the video from sending or down to space

no distortion in rest of the screen

....

can clearly see the bubble

its not distortion

1) There is clearly compression artefacts in the entirety of the screen

2) distortion isn't compression

3) While the reasons you give that it isn't compression are bs and you don't have a clue what you're talking about, you're right it's not. It's just small particles of debris.

don't debunk yourself and say I'm cluless