NASA FACT:Almost all full Earth images are composite images because, I know it is hard to believe, but Earth is really f***ing big, you guys. This would be like saying that panorama picture you took with your iPhone is fake because you can see where the picture is spliced.
Let's try another.
Bushy are you familiar with and can you debunk the Eotvos effect?
Not at all, you just have ignored all of the other articles and information. I thought I would throw you a softball.Nope, I'll look into it. Are you resting your entire case on this 'effect'?
NASA FACT:Almost all full Earth images are composite images because, I know it is hard to believe, but Earth is really f***ing big, you guys. This would be like saying that panorama picture you took with your iPhone is fake because you can see where the picture is spliced.
I find it odd that the first picture looks to be taken at exactly the same angle and lighting. Looks like someone either slapped a sepia and vignette filter on it or colorized the photo and said NASA FAKE!!!1!1!1!!1!1
Not at all, you just have ignored all of the other articles and information. I thought I would throw you a softball.
Oh, and to answer your original question. No. No one here can prove to you, well, anything.
You are just trolling.
So basically you have YouTube and Photoshop. I am convinced.
I never mentioned NASA once.
I am talking radio communications and inertial navigation.
That is a fair response.Good for you, and they're on my list of things to look into.
Apollo 17 took one on the way back to Earth. But, you'll just claim no space with no proof, so what's the point of dragging that circular argument back around? You can't fix stupid.How many non composite pictures of the earth exist?
Apollo 17 took one on the way back to Earth. But, you'll just claim no space with no proof, so what's the point of dragging that circular argument back around? You can't fix stupid.
K.
.....o, FYI if you think 9/11 was an inside job please go jump off the nearest building.
If people possessed even the tiniest ability to use critical thinking skills, they'd pretty easily be able to distinguish between absolute horseshit conspiracy theories and real threats.
No, my Chicago skyline argument is based on that. The rest is based on math and testable experiments. Your entire argument boils down to, "I saw it on YouTube and I agree with it, Hail Science!!!"Your entire argument rely's on the supposition that every picture/video ever taken anywhere at any time that see's beyond the "horizon" is the product of an optical illusion. You're in for a real shock when the new Nikon p1000 and its 125X optical zoom enters the market later this year. They won't be able to hide the secret any longer because to many people will have access to the equipment to prove (((them))) to be liars. Exciting times we live in.
No, my Chicago skyline argument is based on that. The rest is based on math and testable experiments. Your entire argument boils down to, "I saw it on YouTube and I agree with it, Hail Science!!!"
No, I hypothesize that light travels in straight lines, but can be bent by lensing and refraction and other means to make objects below the horizon appear in the distance as a mirage. You and I most certainly are not on the same team. Never have, and never will.Oh, so you agree then that in some instances we can see things that should be beyond the 'horizon'. Well welcome to the team, donuts are in the break room.
Testable experiments that prove a globe earth? Show me, that's what I asked for from the very beginning.
He still thinks that he can't go to Antarctica unless you're a penguin or in on the conspiracy.
Will your new nikkon lens be a fish eye lens?
I have linked several practical applications. I have personally observed every one of the in use.Oh, so you agree then that in some instances we can see things that should be beyond the 'horizon'. Well welcome to the team, donuts are in the break room.
Testable experiments that prove a globe earth? Show me, that's what I asked for from the very beginning.
No, I hypothesize that light travels in straight lines, but can be bent by lensing and refraction and other means to make objects below the horizon appear in the distance as a mirage. You and I most certainly are not on the same team. Never have, and never will.
I have linked several practical applications. I have personally observed every one of the in use.
But those are just noise to you.
That is without a doubt the most intelligent response you have given in 21 pages.
No, you are making assumptions because you have no idea what you are talking about. Cold water or cold air can assist the light in refracting therefore making mirages easier to happen. Heat can also distort light, ever looked down a highway on a hot summer day and seen the distortion the hot air caused by making everything look wavy? Just because you don't understand it doesn't mean it isn't real.So your contention is that every single time we see beyond the 'horizon', no matter the atmospheric conditions, that it is a mirage. Gotcha, . What kind of sorcery allows this phenomena regardless of variables.
That is without a doubt the most intelligent response you have given in 21 pages.
Bravo.
No, you are making assumptions because you have no idea what you are talking about. Cold water or cold air can assist the light in refracting therefore making mirages easier to happen. Heat can also distort light, ever looked down a highway on a hot summer day and seen the distortion the hot air caused by making everything look wavy? Just because you don't understand it doesn't mean it isn't real.
Sweet f***ing made-up God, no one can be that dense. GTFO.
Which of course, you can do at home if you have the equipment to do so. Mythbusters did this in their episode where they tackled the moon landings. It closed the episode to prove that man had to have went there to leave the reflectors. But hey, there's no space, right?Bushy (ZacK) you wanted video proof well here it is. And remember Sheldon is like Spock, he cannot lie. So it is definitely true.
Pictures that you clearly have no idea what they represent because you have taken them out of context like most everything you don't understand.
Which of course, you can do at home if you have the equipment to do so. Mythbusters did this in their episode where they tackled the moon landings. It closed the episode to prove that man had to have went there to leave the reflectors. But hey, there's no space, right?
Pictures that you clearly have no idea what they represent because you have taken them out of context like most everything you don't understand.
Could they not be taken in different spectrums?Are they not official NASA photos for the 'planet' Mercury?
Well, I'll be damned, you can do it for yourself if your don't trust them. GFY.Well I'll be darned, a TV show has never been used to spread propaganda before.
Well, I'll be damned, you can do it for yourself if your don't trust them. GFY.