1;33;58;27

Imagine if now He Cute#7099 becomes a globe earther

is it possible to do the same with another point where the sun isn't straight on top? because the center is brightly lit while it's hard to asses for the sides

absolutely. Give me a time

that's why I edited the levels so you can see past the glow

You can already see how the light and shadows arent what makes it be curved

it's hard to see the horizons side, it's so dark while the center is so bright

I'll see if I can find another point that lines up

if you find a time, let me know

Lmao also none but in black

I’m color blind

Cant quite go back if you dont change the official consensus

sorry for earlier picture, wasn't cropped

i inverted the colors, here's how it looks normal

no worries. not quite the center on that one, though.

the red lines on mine are the exact center of the video composition.

I don’t understand why people are trying to see curvature on the horizon, its very hard especially considering the effect of lenses

We should just try to measure the angle between the horizon and a horizontal plane, if the earth is a globe it should be proportionnal to the square of the height and it should be zero if the earth is flat

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5kRyQStPhU this one should be more accurate with infrared

You're totally right, liks, it's incredibly hard. Especially when you don't know the lens, FOV or focal length.

It's mostly not worth entertaining.

@He Cute I'll take a look at that one

he produces cool videos, check this out if you got time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6kshaWFkOw

@He Cute Found a good frame here for the infrared vid. 1;51;19;00

So is this experiment, FECORE, like a flat earth bible or something?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIMIAdyWEIg&list=PL1a4bt-z5IaENcpwGHdc0Bv1deFDJ3uZA

fecore is a scientific expirement

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXkCgB0cOGc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1DQSBI42Eg

good point but you can see the horizon being straight in other time of the video

It may look straight, but looks are often deceiving. It's always best to make sure.

And I've said it before, but I really don't put much stock in space cam footage one way or the other. Not unless you know the camera/lens details. There's a surprising amount of factors to consider.

reklt

It had a good life. few hundred years.

Few hundred what?