You're round

Owo whats this

compared to its diameter of like 8000 miles

so good luck trying to see it

I don't see how NASA could get a picture of the full globe like that

by going far away

🤔

*notices buldge*

Unless they were creating a tiny earth (very easy to do in photoshop).

ok what are you showing me lol

which one of these pictures is wrong?

Neither

im going to have to investigate that image

OK ok trick question time is it

it might have exaggerations

@Riley NASA, et. al. lies.

^

Ok

But also

Why

ahhh i found it

thats just the Earths *surface*

as in

the ground

which has a lot of trenches and mountains

You gotta admit NASAs imaged are pretty though. Wether you believe them or not, the images are cool

Its basically stripping away all the water and atmosphere

@Riley it will probably be inverted

here is an article on this https://spaceyug.com/oblate-spheroid-earth-round/

Flip mode

"Salar de Uyuni (or Salar de Tunupa) is the world's largest salt flat, at 10,582 square kilometers (4,086 sq mi).
you should correct your message"
You can't have that much flatness on a globe. It is impossible
@Riley

aayyyyy

@Riley did you mean perfect earth?

yes, it appears flat on the surface

that doesnt mean its a perfect plane

Sphere projected flat

That's also what we experience

when your 6 feet tall standing on a sphere that is 6,000 miles in diamiter

then yes

sphere projected flat

And how we use charts tomnavigate