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i think his 3d modelling is crap. Why? Because it doesn't take any kind of scale into account whats
As for the first video, the distances covered are small, compared to the overall circumference of the planet, which means that the arc measurement invovled is so small that the difference in level is imperceptable to the human eye. They would be measurable only using extremelly high spec precision optics and/or laser beams, but your vision cannot measure such imperceptable differences over such a distance.
i think his 3d modelling is crap. Why? Because it doesn't take any kind of scale into account whats
As for the first video, the distances covered are small, compared to the overall circumference of the planet, which means that the arc measurement invovled is so small that the difference in level is imperceptable to the human eye. They would be measurable only using extremelly high spec precision optics and/or laser beams, but your vision cannot measure such imperceptable differences over such a distance.
First it is not a full picture off the earth, as we can see and has no detail
Please show me some, there is only 1 offical picture released by NASA of the earth from space, which is claimed, to have come from the Apollo 17 mission.
First it is not a full picture off the earth, as we can see and has no detail
Second, and just for fun, how much bigger is the earth than the moon? and once you got the answer to that question, then ask yourself this, how big should the earth be in a picture when standing on the moon ;-)
How about trying to find a picture which is less than 40 years old at least??
An apollo 8 half earth picture from the moon, surely, after over 60 years in space we have more ?
How do you know all the planets is what we are told is our solar system are round? how can you believe any off it? because your told? because you have seen it through a telescope?
Why? Because it doesn't take any kind of scale into account whatsoever.
he problem with recent pictures of the whole earth is, that our satellites are in low-earth, or geostationary orbit. None of them are high enough to capture a hemisphere, let alone the whole planet.
originally posted by: TheDon
a reply to: neformore
OK, if that is the case, then, your previous statement
Why? Because it doesn't take any kind of scale into account whatsoever.
Was from your understanding of 3d modelling etc?
Because like yourself I have alot of experience when it comes to 3d modelling etc and the video is pretty much bang on based on my experience.
So we both can't be right, can we?
Different topic if you had taken the time to watch the videos, and yet again off topic.
I don't even know why you bother coming to these threads, to be honest when i read your replies.
How do people manage to fly around the world? What would happen if you keep going? Where does the sun go? When we see it go in the same direction the next day how did it sneak past us?
Yes again, a half earth picture, and if your actually took the time to research the image it is a composite, took me 30s to find that out.
This picture of the Earth and Moon in a single frame was taken by the Galileo spacecraft from about 3.9 million miles away.
originally posted by: Klassified
a reply to: Rosinitiate
How do people manage to fly around the world? What would happen if you keep going? Where does the sun go? When we see it go in the same direction the next day how did it sneak past us?
This is why I said if one believes the earth to be flat, one would almost have to believe geocentric theory as well.
originally posted by: Rosinitiate
originally posted by: Klassified
a reply to: Rosinitiate
How do people manage to fly around the world? What would happen if you keep going? Where does the sun go? When we see it go in the same direction the next day how did it sneak past us?
This is why I said if one believes the earth to be flat, one would almost have to believe geocentric theory as well.
Strangely enough, I think if Earth truly were the center it would almost validate the holographic universe. Which is why we can't detect it, the projector is behind us and everything we can possibly see is before us which is why it appears to revolve around us.