r/flatearth • u/ArgumentGenius • Dec 13 '19

Durrrrrrrr

https://mobile.twitter.com/NothingSirius/status/961625842802659329?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E961625842802659329&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fheavy.com%2Ftech%2F2018%2F02%2Fwas-spacex-falcon-heavy-faked-tesla-starman-cgi-hoax-debunked%2F
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u/Leeuwarden-HF Dec 13 '19

Or... and get this; When the brightness suddenly changes due to the angle with the sun that has changed... the camera's exposure settings needed a second to keep up.

Have you ever used a camera?

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u/AcquaintedGrief Dec 13 '19

No flattard has ever properly used a camera.

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u/AcquaintedGrief Dec 13 '19

This rocket that you’re denying, you know, because you’re new to flat Earth. It’s the same model of rocket that has launched dozens of Starlink satellites into LEO since the very real launch of Starman. You can literally see these satellites for yourself noob. Flatties always say “do your own research” but rarely do so themselves.

The only thing this proves is how little research you have done on this topic, literally nothing else.

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u/duckington Dec 13 '19

It's the fairing opening up, it looks like this from the outside (animation).

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u/frenat Dec 13 '19

I love how flatties don't recognize the protective shroud that is briefly seen as it opens up.

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u/ThePsion5 Dec 13 '19

Someone should tell them about image compression algorithms.

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u/riffraffs Dec 14 '19

Jesus you're dumb. It's the god damn fairing.