florida? maybe just give me a bit of context.

florida the gulf of mexico and a small part of the atlantic is a quarter of earth

what context look at it

what context do u need

hello

I am. you're saying there's too much landmass visible.

do u think the gulf of mexico florida and a small piece of the atlantic is a quarter of the globe

certainly not

so u think thats a real pic

accurate

is that pic accurate

I'm inclined to believe it's real because I trust the source. perhaps there's a wide filed of view on that lens causing distortion?

so its not accurate

correct

yes, correct

so they are giving us pics of earth that arent accurate

but u trus tthey are giving u accurate evidence of space ?

as far as I know, anyway. lol I'm canadian and don't know my geography down there very well

oh, I know most pics aren't 100% accurate. They're composited.

that photo might have wide angle distortion to fit more in the field of view.

so it's not accurate to eye.

but I don't know what lens they're using, so I can't be sure.

so the people u trust arent giving us accurate evidence of space

so the earth isnt flat its confirmed

if your definition of accurate is "true to the eye" you might be expecting too much.

are u trusting them to give us inaccurate evidence of space ?

if they show us part os a sphere and florida is taking up a fourth of it i dont think that is an accurate representation of the globe at all not even close

they're not trying to prove the earth is a globe. they'd use a wide angle lens to fit more of the earth on camera.

so they are purposely not giving us an accurate representation of earth

https://discord.gg/pYRUswb

so, the distortion is a compromise.

se citizen doesnt matter what u show people

see

u got no proof nasa lies that u can show people ?

without them having to use common sense ?

I'm not saying what you're saying isn't true, Jeremy. but I'm trying to look at all points of view.

do u trust nasa to portay space to us accurately ?

defining "accurately" as "true to the eye", then no.

so how do u trust them

explainw hat u trust about them

because using wide angle lenses doesn't mean they're lying.