I thought you were saying you can see the curve from the ground or something.

Consider checking your eyes

i have excellent eyes

the sample sizes are so small

nasa had a bad camera

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@Logrian see that pic, why would he say it's flat? Does he know how much curvature there should be?

For a 60° AOV it's 0.88° drop, for 80° AOV it's 1.49° drop, I'd say that should be a pretty noticeable curve, though not a strong one

As for the 100,000 feet images, Nasa's is clearly fish-eye, the one in the background should be curving by an angular size of 0.75° assuming it's 60° but I can't be sure of it's angle of view and I can't be sure that it's not fisheye, would need a video or a straight line reference

Are people going to hate me if I say in my opinion the earth isn’t flat? (Feel free to ping me)

@Cerberus231 why isn’t it flat?

How about the bridge theory?

And why aren’t other planets flat?

Hello y’all

Hello

Hello y’all flatties

Easy there, this is a no hate community

@Cerberus231
What’s a planet

Dmed you

Planets are wandering stars

And are not spheres

There is no outer space

No solar system

No galaxy

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Does the sun stay still?

No

We observe it moving
Unlike earth

Basically, the sun stays still and we go around the sun due to gravity

I know according to heliocentricism
Which there is no proof of the claim that we rotate around it

Explain that term “heliocentricism”

Why

That’s irrelevant

I’m curious

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