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It's true

Fix your attitude please.

It wont get you very far.

Bruh I’ve done “research” and all I get is globe earth

Fake News

I’m trying to look for something that can actually tell me the supposed truth

I’m open minded as heck

Also sorry if I’ve sounded disrespectful or something @🎃Oakheart🎃

I have a really bad headache, probably from some stupidity I’ve seen somewhere today

It's alright

I'm tired as hell

Waiting for the weekend

Getting snappy with people.

Here's one example of NASA slipping up.

Obviously this one is regarded as 100% true.

By all the moon landing people.

Then NASA posts this.

Did the Earth magically get bigger?

Also, citation: https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/resources/696/from-a-million-miles-away-moon-crossing-face-of-earth/

It was taken through the use of the "EPIC" Camera

As they say.

Make of this what you will.

@Emperor Crap

Alright thank you for citing this

So in the heliocentric model the moon is 384k miles

Yeah no problem, a lot of people tend to just post memes or something with no citation.

And according to the source this thing is 1m miles

The first image is the lunar surface and the earth behind it, while the second one is the moon crossing the earth, from around 600k miles away zoomed in

Yes, but in the 1960's picture, the Earth is made to look small.

And now, it looks massive.

Inconsistency.

It’s small in the first image because this is the view of the earth from 384k miles away, the lunar surface. The observatory is 1m miles away, zooming in on the moon passing in front of the earth from it’s perspective

1m miles away?

So where would it be?

Certainly not on Earth.

@rivenator12113 Thats so wrong lmao, if you did any research such as literally a simple google search youre able to see the landing sites from earth, you may not be able to literally see the flag quite yet as telescopes cant zoom that far in but you can see the areas they landed https://www.skyandtelescope.com/observing/how-to-see-all-six-apollo-moon-landing-sites/

Also oak do you have any idea how depth perception works

Lol how can an observatory on Earth see Earth from behind the moon?