I'm not a photographer

Hardly know how to use a propper camera, I don't like them at all

I dont have space either. I'm filling it up with YT videos that I'm downloading prior to the purge

in fact I will need to go buy another drive soon

But for this, I'm just doing basic pictures so that we can then compare size

tbh it's probably going to be difficult. even globers will say you need a solar filter or it's useless

also...you will need to do this regularly over a year

to make it meaningful....

And I'll try to take 3 (sun rising, above head, sun setting) exact picture each season so we can compare location

you certainly can. But I won't be able to draw many conclusions probably as I don't have a map I would trust

Nothing fancy

But size comparison is the big thing, that u shouldn't need anything special

ah ok

I'll probably scrap the exact locatiom, but just take notes about exactly where is see the sun set when standing at a certain location

Hmmm, trying to figure out how to work something into my life, sadly I might only be able to take sunset pictures until summer but that's all I should need from winter

Because even just that will show how the sun doesn't change size, thus, breaks how perspective works

The sun does change size

If it was actually 93 million miles away it wouldn't

Even during the day. From sunrise to zenith to sunset. It changes slightly

Well, if the sun was truly over mexico, I wouldn't be able to see it. Also, as many people have admitted, atmosphere conditions can effect a lot

Sure

"Sure"? Try seeing the rocky mountains from an elevated point in Kentucky (elevated to see above the buildings) you cant

So why can you see the sun in Mexico from kentucky not only that but without it seeming to be smaller then normal? That sort of distance would make the sun seem much smaller

My advice....look down, not up

the sun is complicated

look more towards curvature measurements, laser tests, long distance photography, horizon at high altitudes etc..

I'm still looking for a scientific publication in a peer-reviewed journal showing the direct measurement of Earth's curvature. would be so great to read the Materials & Methods section for how they did it. then perhaps we can replicate and see what results we get

facts dont require science!

i dont know the quote

Awe

Maybe the sun is complicated for people trying to make it that way so that they can ignore it

it's for the people actually doing experiments to understand their world...vs the sheeple who just believe everything they are told

as I always say...

flat earthers are the scientists. heliocentrists the religous ones.

the irony

Yeah that’s totally it

Because you’ve shared a lot of science here

You saying a peer reviewed journal needs a materials and methods section show how much of a legitimate scientist you are

How many publications do you have in a peer reviewed journal?

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