this is what got me started

and yes it is my edit

Yeah, it's annoying when they do that. I was tempted to make a 3D sphere model with fisheye lens and make a gif that shows the problem with flattening the horizon that way.

just send all flat earthers into space so they can see that its round

rockets are kinda expensive

if you wanna prove anything, you're gonna have to go to space

but you don't understand

space doesnt exist

and rockets dont work

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

The flat earth society has enough money to fund a trip up high enough, they just dont want to

Flat earth society is controlled @the21cat

By who

So... Does anyone have a comment on the picture I posted? Need sources? Details? Anything?

It's a gif where I demonstrate what I'll just say is a curvature of some sort.

Taken from a weather balloon video on YouTube.

The horizon line was added in myself, and the two pictures are from the same video.

The image was also squished horizontally, as it removes any existing doubt a person might have if the curvature changed or not. I have the normal unsquished version too if you insist I post it.

are you still talking

Thinking about talking more. That's all.

I think I said everything I need to.

israel did wtc

earth is global

Evidence plz

Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XEy2jh7Z-o&t=1070s

You can check it's begining too

To see if it is an eye lens or not

Hello flatties

@The_Letter_h its the camera bending the light dippy

I agree. So, what about mine?

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/578750562200322059/616034396901736561/squish.gif

Two screenshots taken from the same video. Though perhaps the smudge marks give it away. I've got the source video anyway.

if you think the earth is flat, just go to google earth

Lol

Funny

@MusicalProgrammer

I just answered that in previous commejts

Dang, I must've missed it...

Reasonable doubt to trust any high altitude footage

ISPRS Istanbul Workshop 2010 on Modeling of optical airborne and spaceborne Sensors, WG I/4, Oct. 11-13, IAPRS Vol. XXXVIII-1/W17. http://www.isprs.org/proceedings/XXXVIII/1-W17/5_Yilmaz.pdf @MusicalProgrammer

Ah yes... That.

I made a chart awhile back using a YouTube video, that had a thermometer attached to their weather balloon.