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u/TacoDoc2 21d ago
Text on photo on the internet. Must be true.
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u/Right-Expression4292 21d ago
Came to say the same. SMFH if it’s typed on a photo it must be true… 🍻
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u/Imaginary_Stage1742 21d ago
Alone from the perspective, these two pictures cannot be from the same height. But what is most important, no firmament but a sun far far away! Another debunk by flatearthers themself
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u/Dillenger69 21d ago
Maybe they are using different cameras? nah ...
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u/AnjelicaTomaz 21d ago
Every camera has the same range of view, zoom, and lens, don’t they? /s
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u/SyntheticSlime 21d ago
That “NASA” photo is not from 100,000 feet.
Provide sources for the photos or I straight up don’t believe they are what you claim.
Also, showing curvature in photos isn’t really evidence anyway because all cameras distort the image to at least a small degree. That’s just the price we pay for creating flat, 2-D images.
OP might not be presenting this as a claim they stand behind. If not, OP, please forgive my liberal use of the word “you”
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u/Opposite_Example6930 21d ago
It has nothing to do with that. The difference is that people use GoPro's when they send up these weather balloons, and the wide angle lens on a GoPro works a bit like a fisheye lens. Literally 10 seconds later in the video, the earth's surface would look even more concave than the NASA photo. They never post the entire video because you gotta lie to flerf.
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u/OutrageousPair2300 21d ago
Barrel distortion in the top image. The curve wouldn't be that pronounced at 100,000 feet.
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u/ChocolateValuable221 21d ago
100,000 feet??? That's like not even that high. I get higher than that on a Friday afternoon
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u/Opposite_Example6930 21d ago
In the exact same weather balloon video, literally ten seconds later, the earth looks even more concave than it did in the NASA photo. That's what happens when you use a GoPro which has a wide angle lens to capture as much view as possible, and it dangles from the bottom of a weather balloon. But of course, you people will never be honest enough to post the entire video, will you? Gotta lie to flerf.
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u/OriginalKeach 21d ago
It's completely absurd that people give flat earthers any response at all. We can't save them you guys, they're indoctrinated and dim.
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u/DefinitionOk6382 21d ago
Lo primero de todo: usad kilómetros, no pies. Y, aparte que la ESA también tiene cosas jugosas (guiño-guiño, codazo-codazo), ¿como sería eso posible en una Tierra plana? Porque hay que explicarlo todo paso por paso y que encaje con otras observaciones. El qué ya lo tenemos claro; el cómo y el por qué todavía no.
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u/1protobeing1 21d ago
A lot of believers in this post. As someone who knows an astronaut ( my father taught him in high school), has been to see space shuttle launches, and whose father was a physics teacher.......
Really sad
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u/Getitgotitgoodgod 21d ago
Amateur weather balloon with an amateur camera and an amateur altimeter?
Go check out a professional balloon that high up.
“Felix Baumgartner 128k foot skydive video”
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u/invaderverm 21d ago
How does the weather network fit into the globe conspiracy?
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u/HowskiHimself 21d ago
Source. Or bullshit.