Not necessarily.

It is very fine dust, after all.

Do you understand that flat is not a shape it is a description of a shape ? @nesymerp1

Fine dust in a near vacuum

Yes.

Mythbusters proved it could be done

And you could too

Just make a vacuum

Your trolling now I just told you @nesymerp1

Of note though, a horizon in a flat Earth doesn't make much sense to me. Is it just that you cannot see that far out?

@Thinky you know how minecraft has a render distance

Ahhhhh

That's basically how the flat earth horizon works

Earth is flat. What I want to know is how high up I need to get to see across the US.

apollo astronauts claiming that space is deep black while iss astronauts claiming that they can see space full of stars

Apollo Astronauts do not claim that

@Thinky https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtdcdxvNI1o

Early color cameras lacked the focus to depict stars with any reasonable clarity while focused on individuals.

I would also not see stars in broad daylight

we aren't talking about cameras, we're talking about what they saw with their own eyes

@Superiorna_Artiljerija You know the AEGIS Fire Control Network for the Burke, right?

Also there was an x-ray telescope on apollo that was able to see stars

No flat earther thinks there an edge @nesymerp1

What about it

they should've seen space full of stars but they claimed otherwise

Well, let's talk

About how prior to it

@Question For Your Life Are you sure about that

Radar was limited to about 25km for surface targets

Due to the horizon

Even though it could track and intercept an aircraft out to 250km

Think SM-2

Or RIM-66

I can't speak for everyone but most people here and another servers agree unless they're flat Earth Society @That Sick 🅱astard

lolol

Wrong

you see

@Question For Your Life Most people here have some type of religious belief about the flat earth

Guys, how high up so I need to be to see across the US? Or is there a photo of it?

Why do you think there an edge who here claimed it first @That Sick 🅱astard @nesymerp1

And some will even go as far to argue this bs gas pressure argument as well