Yes, That black sheet is clearly for the example as it is **physically impossible** to take a picture of space, as it has little light.

*Or i think it does, my schools were very one-sided.

1. Nasa is part of the government 2. They faked the moonlanding or else how did the flag blow 3. You are technically believing the government since the moknlanding is fake so why would the earth be flat if you belive the government and they haven't lied

Hmm

Neutronette what about the sun that is very bright. Light reflects of that

Yeah true

Just bring a flash light lol

Lmao true

Brb

But space is very dark, so it would still be hard to take a clear picture.

True

If space is always expanding then more light will be needed, therefore more light is being absorbed so everything will eventually be darker and darked

Mhm

Also stars and planets explode more and more as time goes on therefore less light will be REFLECTED

Yes

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Paperclip

So how were the photos taken

Exactly

They must've been taken when the earth and sun were rotating at the peak point were the light reflects perfectly off the moon lighting up earth

Well you aren't wrong, as time goes on we will be able to see less n less stars

@Vice

@🎃👻 stefan 🎃👻 wut is that

How nasa has cgi

Bruh, Thats called fake news

i bet that photo isnt cgi its self

I know what happened there

Its called its pretty hard to make a perfect photo of earth

There rendered images

Its made with multiple smaller pictures of earth

@🎃👻 stefan 🎃👻 so what about the images from further away

Nasa took a legit photo of the earth, then flat earthers zoomed in and made it look edited

they cant fit the earth in one pic

If you actually look at it, the clouds on the top look simular, the ones on the middle are edited to be copy pasted, By the poster, and the ones on the bottom too.

*Also its called a good camera, and zooming out stefan*

America indoctrinating their populous, what a shocker

Excuse me

The ones on the big right photo look completely different

America is, coincidentally, not my hometown, the place I live, or anything to do with me.

Same @neutron

I was referring to abe's post