the only issue with the circle tool is that its converting a sphere's surface into a circular calculation, which isnt a direct 1-1 as you can see in the video different scales of the circle will add or detract from the area. the tool more or less is made for smaller scales, it shouldnt be a question as to why the math is wrong but why you are using circular calculation for a spherical area, a dome if you will.

if you cut out a circle and place it on a sphere, you will see it will not form properly and will fold on itself, same situation, the tool bugs out when calculating a domed surface like the glove model earth

i think there are other tools like the 3d shape tool you can use for area

at least thats what i think is happening, it could also just be the program being bugged i would put a ticket in if i cared enough to dev support

for example, the photo you linked, the radius is 6301, the diameter would be 12602, multiplied by pi would be 39590 which is larger then stated circumference because it is on a sphere and not a flat 2d plane

24k miles versus the almost 40k miles of t a proper circle, the tool isnt perfect as said, its not being used as intended just by simple math and thinking

i hope that clears up the issue

yeah

Theres a bit more to it than just that though 🙂

explain

because that was the whole point of the video

This is 'space' according to NASA

Land masses were off!

ye

nasa has training facilities underwater to prepare for an environment of low or microgravity

they have tons of videos showing it off

they use buoyancy to simulate the effect of microgravity

whether or not you believe in said space as we know it or if you believe in the dome

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcwhwZr7_EU&feature=youtu.be

first couple seconds

'the iss is a zero g environment'

false

Nope, water isnt 'zero G' 🙂

it is scientifically inaccurate

to call the science behind the ISS zero g

which their understanding of what you call 'fake' to be none

An you can see air bubbles in their LIVE ISS footage 🙂

they dont even know about the thing they are trying to disprove

which is funny

ijr, lalaz

oh well

its not zero g

on the iss

for one

its in a constant state of falling farther then the earth's curvature according to globe science

weightlessness not zero g

Yeah, great NASA CGI eh

You do know it could be just either ice that accumulates on the ISS surface

it is affected by earth's gravity

so the debris

is not following laws of microgravity