Ok

at 248000 miles that must be some sized crater for an eye to make it out

yep

it's pretty big

It’s 86 km

It’s 86 km

the biggest one on there apparently

We can see something 86 km from 248 thousand miles away ?

hmmm lets see if that makes sense

calculate the angular size

Visually does it make sense

i hate to make the heliocentric model take perspective into account but i think this is necessary

first start with angular size calculation

Do you know how to do that

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Can you make a spherical shadow with a straight object?

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no i dont know how to do that

@jeremy it's easy

it's size/distance

that gives you radians

convert to degrees then

there's 6.28 radians in 360 degree

u like math ?

u ever see carl munck the code ?

if its easy will u just do it for me and let me know if it makes sense lol

ok lemme try

ok that comes out to .02 degrees approximately

Moon itself is 1/2 degree

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i could be wrong but i think htats what u are seeing with the zero gravity water bubble

can i ask you something ?

whats up

why did you assume i dont know what AR is. you typed a really long explanation when you could have said AR and i would have known. I know alot about AR actually..

i didnt know if everyone knew waht that was

it was just a copy and paste

its mainstream

pokemon go

lol

u can manipulate virtual objects in opkemon go ?

i never played it idk