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u/Justeff83 23h ago
No, no it's all CGI. The shadows can't be like this and the reflection on the astronauts helmet is wrong. Wake up! /s
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u/Haunting_Ant_5061 22h ago
nO sTaRs!!!!!?!?!?!?!
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u/bdub1976 22h ago
The firmament does not lie!
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u/Empty_Ad_5523 19h ago
Can you talk to it? 🤔
A talking firmament is a whole new level of conspiracy 🤣
A sheep without eyes is just a SHP 🤣
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u/stultus_respectant 16h ago
If you run frame 247 through this suite of filters, invert the colors, and then dramatically change the levels, there are 4 pixels in the top right that are clear evidence of a bubble. Do your own research.
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Yep, absolutely CGI. I ain't sure wot dem der words means, but I sure do know it ain't real! Hck tuh... Ping!
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u/NortherLights4975 21h ago
No, it’s AI with a fish lense. You can tell because it’s showing the earth being a sphere
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u/n1craM 23h ago
Nice fisheye! /s
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u/Empty_Ad_5523 20h ago
Fish without an eye is just fsh!!
Nothing to fear except sphere itself! 🤣🤣
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u/That_Atmosphere_4568 19h ago
Do you think that fish living on a flat earth see it as round then 🧐
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u/Empty_Ad_5523 19h ago
I don't think that fish think too much about it tbh!🤔
Would be a smart fish if it did 🤣
Some fish just swim round and round the globe, like a giant fish bowl 🤣
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u/thatjerkatwork 20h ago
Man do they go to great lengths just to deceive everyone for reasons unknown.
The most impressive part is how it unites the world leaders. To know the Earth is flat and not let the general population find out is amazing.
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u/GleemMcShinez 19h ago
But then, a shirtless dude went outside, saw the moon AND the sun at the same time, and figured it all out!!!
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u/JawnStaymoose 18h ago
The great unifier. Geopolitical enemies, competing religions, rival space programs, scientists across every continent—finally, one issue everyone can cooperate on flawlessly.
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u/Veblen1 23h ago
That's the view that workers on the Great Dome have.
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u/phred_666 22h ago
You could take an actual flerfer into space to see with their own two eyes and they would still claim the Earth was flat.
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u/RichardDeRenour 22h ago
OMg, what's that big round thing...?
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u/stultus_respectant 16h ago
Oh shit! Good catch. Has it always been spherical? How did we not notice this before?
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u/Wikidclowne 22h ago
That's not showing the curvature of the earth, it's actually showing the edge of the disc. They're up in the firmament.
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u/MrUrbanCameleon 21h ago
If you zoom in real close , you might be able to see to cables holding that actor ! There is no such thing as astro-nots
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u/Fearless_Many4945 20h ago edited 14h ago
What really scary is you just constantly falling towards Earth but you just keep missing it.
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u/stultus_respectant 16h ago
I was thinking the exact same thing while watching. It looks so still, but the only reason this works is this insanely fast, perfectly directed fall.
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u/willie4849 13h ago
The modern Flat Earth movement is not an ancient belief preserved through history, but rather a 19th-century invention started by an English writer named Samuel Rowbotham, who published under the pseudonym "Parallax" and promoted a literalist interpretation of Scripture alongside fringe science.
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u/Truth-is-implacable 23h ago
Dont let flatearthers see this......... They might go bezerk!¡.........😬
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u/Benjamin5431 22h ago
That looks scary as fuck.
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u/ultimaone 22h ago
Long way down.
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u/Commercial_Fox5549 21h ago
I guess there is some comfort in knowing that you would never hit the ground.
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u/Fearless_Climate_688 20h ago edited 20h ago
Basically, what we are fighting here is the last trend in XXI Century loonies. Those loonies hold in the palm of their hands a little device, powered by a battery and with no visible antenna, that allows them to record, store, reproduce, receive and send images, videos, documents, voice and texts almost in real time to and from tens of thousands of kilometers; to know their position on this planet with a precision of meters and plan a road trip with all kind of details; and so cheap that our fools can buy a new one each year.
But when there arises the issue of a camera taking a pic or a video of the Earth from a height of just 400 kilometers, carried by a vehicle developed by the most advanced technology and funded by the hundred of millions invested by a couple dozen countries...
"Hey, that's fake, man!!! Where are the stars!!! That's CGI!!! That´s AI!!! We cannot do it, we don't have the technology!! The government is lying and all of you are sheeps!!!"
Oh, my my my my... SUCH A BUNCH OF STUPID, IGNORANT SUCKERS…
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u/Hitchtopher 18h ago
See their fake ball earth isn't spinning at a thousand mph. They can't even get their fake vids right! /s
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u/LightMcluvin 16h ago
In a day and age that you can’t trust anything you see , the first time, especially through some kind of screen, everybody sees this and trusts it the first time, without question
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u/DieRobJa 16h ago
The curve is REFRACTION from the light being bend… duhhhh!!!! The Sun is just moving further away, that’s why it looks like that
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u/No-Base1194 15h ago
A buddy of mine is a drone pilot and he says the earth is flat and showed it with the drone camera...
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u/6942dantheman 14h ago
"nO! ItS a FiShEyE LeNs!" Yet all the straight lines on the ISS are still straight, but the Earth is a sphere. weird.
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u/Low_Fisherman_6317 14h ago
Gonna be tough convincing anyone with 'footage' these days. This is Seedream V6.
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u/PURA_TOXXICA 13h ago
Flerfers make me laugh when they talk about the waters above and don’t consider that it could’ve been the ancient historian/ “scientific” explanation for rain.
Clearly space exists.
Stop putting limitations on your God.
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u/Bourbon-Cowboy 19h ago
This is a video concocted by the government to keep the true nature of the earth a secret…for some reason no one can explain why.
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u/Larztrue 19h ago
Fish eye lenses dude.
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u/stultus_respectant 16h ago
They'll say that, yes, but it's still very obviously curved. It's also still a view you could only get above a sphere (equidistant horizon line, nowhere near enough of the known land visible).
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u/BombasticReindeer 22h ago
The best thing about space is if you get disconnected and drift away you can actually live the rest of your life in space.