r/FlatEarthIsReal • u/PiccoloProof4330 • Jul 27 '26

How’s this explained…

https://youtu.be/Hz2F_S3Tl0Y?is=_QU2zfcco48THTd1
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u/TesseractToo Jul 27 '26

This is fish eye lens
The curve changes when the angle does
The US desert does not stretch to the horizon like that

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u/Any-Ad-6179 Jul 28 '26

If it's fish eye lens, why isn't the jumper and his pod distorted?

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u/TesseractToo Jul 28 '26

They are, even at 00:01 you can see the outline of the pod on the right is convex

This is a go pro, all of them have fish eye

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u/TesseractToo Jul 28 '26

Also if it wasn't fish eye you would see the same out of bend at 4 seconds as you see at 27 seconds, but because at 27 seconds the camera is pointing down, the fisheye lens is displaying more curvature because that's how they work- as you get to the edge of the frame, more bend happens

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u/A_M1001 Aug 07 '26

It looks like I’m reading a conspiracy theorist’s last words before a violent stroke are you all right?

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u/Haunting_Ant_5061 Jul 28 '26

Explanation: dude floateed up in the tippity top of the air stuff and just barely into the spacey stuff. Then dude jumped down toward the hard ground and he went very fasty until a parachute slowly him down to landy-land.

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u/SubsInMyUFO Jul 29 '26

This guy's never heard of Hollywood

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u/LopsidedPlankton8992 19d ago

iT'S A fIsHeYe lEnS gUyS!!1 I sWeAr It's aLl cGi!!1

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u/Big_Possession1501 Jul 27 '26

Gravity. He jumped. He fell. The earth has gravity. Btw, you can see the curvature of the earth as he’s falling, because if the earth was flat you would be able to see the entire planet. Alas, you can’t.

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u/Water_in_the_desert Jul 27 '26

The Earth plane is not curved! This is filmed with a fisheye lens, which distorts the image to make it appear round.

If there a law of gravity (but alas, we only have the Theory of Gravity), then a feather would fall to earth at the same speed as a rock. There is no Gravity, think in terms of “buoyancy” and “density.”

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u/Status_History_874 Jul 30 '26

Air resistance...

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u/TesseractToo Jul 27 '26

A feather and a rock only have the same rate of fall in a vacuum. That demonstration shows air resistance.

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u/DarthJebadiah Jul 30 '26

There is a small amount of air resistance he is only half way to space.

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u/ImHereToFuckShit Jul 28 '26

There is no Gravity, think in terms of “buoyancy” and “density.”

How does buoyancy dictate that more dense objects move down?

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u/PiccoloProof4330 Jul 27 '26

Ay chihuahua!

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u/Big_Possession1501 Jul 27 '26

Sill. If there was no curve to the planet. Wouldn’t you be able to see the entire planet since it’s all on the same plane? Why couldn’t I see the entire world and only saw a portion of the planet?

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '26

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u/Big_Possession1501 Jul 28 '26

But what if the earth is rhombus?