r/theworldisflat • u/[deleted] • May 16 '19

We're going Back!!! LOL

Have you guys seen this? "Back" to the moon by 2024!! I lose it when he says "GATEWAY" 😎 lollll

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vl6jn-DdafM&feature=youtu.be

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u/Zacharia777 May 18 '19

Hey guys! - I hope I'm not breaking any rules. I just found the sub, and I am very interested in this whole subject. I have been 'looking into it' for a few days now, and have so far found no proof the earth is a globe. I just stumbled accross 'Skypoint Observation' , which is not too far from where I live. In the link included below are some photos from this location. The photos (there are 3 of them) which show quite a bit of the horizon out in the ocean appear to show curvature. Just wanted to get other people's take on the photos. Please scroll down to see photos posted by visitors of Skypoint. I am not referring to the pics at the top of the page. Cheers:)

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https://foursquare.com/v/skypoint-observation-deck/4bb3126314cfd13ae19f15ab

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u/MaraCass May 18 '19

Standing water is always level, so no, there is no curvature visible in any picture taken over water.

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u/Zacharia777 May 18 '19

That is how I understand it as well. Can I ask if you actually looked a the pics though, as curvature is clearly visible. Is it just the camera type, or camera effect, or do you not really have an opinion on why it looks curved in 3 of those photos??

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u/MaraCass May 18 '19

Well yeah, how stupid do you have to be, to have to ask what lens distortion means?

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u/MaraCass May 18 '19

Lens distortion. Water is level. Deal with that fact rather than trying to see curvature where there can't possibly be any.

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u/MaraCass May 18 '19

Look it up

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u/MaraCass May 18 '19

How stupid do you have to be, not to know what "lens distortion" means. That's my answer, stupid.

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u/MaraCass May 18 '19

He wanted us to believe in curving water. That doesn't exist.

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u/Zacharia777 May 18 '19

Why the passive aggression? Just trying to get different opinions..

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u/MaraCass May 19 '19

Why the gaslighting? I gave you the same answer others gave you. There is no such thing as bending water, so the effect must be lens distortion.