it gives my cancer cancer

> Flat-Earthers like to show us videos of the Sun that appears shrinking during a sunset. They merely failed to control the exposure. Using a solar filter or the in-camera exposure settings, the size of the Sun will appear constant during a sunset.

>The apparent size of the Sun is constant throughout the day, seen from anywhere on Earth, from sunrise to sunset. This fact is only possible if the Sun is very far compared to the distance between any two observers on Earth.

You are talking, not watching, you cannot learn if your cup is filled 🙂

I watched the video and explained why

did you watch my video with solar filter

Hmmmmm then you know they change sizes, yes?

https://youtu.be/pxWY7Tiy-UU

they don’t

But in my video THEY DO, hmmmmmmmmmm.......

I said without a solar filter the sunlight can be **TOO BRIGHT**

your video just proves my point

it doesn’t prove the earth is flat

again watch the video with the solar filter

https://youtu.be/pxWY7Tiy-UU

An the chap in the video covered this argument, thanks for not watching the video, you keep asserting youre right, an wont listen to reason

it proves my point

I said I watched it

jesus christ

i explained why that’s happening

So how did he disprove you solar flare argument?

read the wall of text i sent

i know you probably failed pre-school so it’s hard for you but try

Answer or leave!

he didn’t use solar filter

I know, didnt say he did, he did a demonstration

Tell me what demonstration he did?

When using a solar filter, other objects in the scene will not be visible and appears dark due to the fact any light coming not directly from the sun will be too faint to be recognized by the sensor of the camera.

Creamy frantically searching video he hasnt seen

Without a solar filter, sunlight would have been too bright, and cause sun glare around it. Sun glare is caused by scattering from the atmosphere, internal reflections in the camera, or the ‘blooming’ phenomenon in the sensor of the camera. To the camera itself, the sun and its glare are both too bright and cannot be distinguished from each other. As a result, the sun appears much larger than the actual size, and without a sharp boundary.

That’s my explanation

Yes, nice try child, now watch the video where he disproves this!

Some flat-Earthers made their observation of the sun using a camera without a solar filter. As a result, in some of their images, the sun appears much larger due to the fact the camera cannot distinguish the sun and the sun glare around it.

he didn’t disprove it

Yep, woiuld you like me to give you timecode?

ok

so?

what’s the timecode?

@Logrian

2:19

he didn’t use a solar filter