/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9497626
If you were smart you'd go to the beach during a sun set. Lay down on the sand and watch the sun go away below the horizon. Then stand up, maybe on the roof of a car if you can,and you'll see a sliver of it where one wasn't previously.

But I'm glad you subscribe to the very truthful assertion that ever since the 1960s, hundreds of thousands of people have all at once kept their mouths shut about the fake landings, launches, machines and everything for seemingly no apparent reason. Brainlet.

>>9497647
Why are there no stars and what happened to the thousand (s) of satellite orbiting earth any time they present us with a supposed picture (image) of earth

And also why is it that when you google for a supposed picture of satellite in space all you get is C.G.I

Time to get out of your sci-fi bubbles brainlets and base your reasoning on actual observable reality, not theoretical bullshit and SpaceX green screens.

Water does not curve around the exterior of shapes.

Air cannot co-exist next to a vacuum without a solid barrier.

These two things alone BTFO the globe model. Extremely simple scientific facts that you cannot ignore.

>>9497647

You can see further the higher you go (because the air is less dense). Wow, what a miracle.

>>9497626
>>9497674
>>9497680

wow looks like you got unbanned.

>>9497674
Stars are really fucking dim. If your camera's exposure is long enough to show stars, whatever's in the foreground will be washed out.

Satellites are really fucking tiny compared to the Earth. Seeing one from that far away would be like seeing a single grain of sand from an airliner.

>>9497683
Why is it only the top of the sun you can see when you stand on the car?

>Can't comprehend basic trigonometry and proportions
Get off this board brainlet

>>9497701

It's 2017 and the best "evidence" you have for a globe earth is carrots and cucumbers.

If that doesn't ring any alarm bells then you are a lost cause.

>>9497626
Earth confirmed for polygon!

Polygoners unite

>>9497717

It's not just the top you're seeing (unless it's behind terrain/buildings. The sun gets smaller as it moves further away (and bigger as it gets closer).

>>9497739
Have you never seen a sunset or sunrise? Have you never observed the Moon rise from below the horizon and then proceed to observe it again when it's at it's highest point in the sky?

DO NOT REPLY TO THOSE WHO ARGUE IN BAD FAITH

THEY FEED OFF YOUR (You)s

>>9497674

>>9497626
You BTFO first.

>>9497727
no, it's just that you thoughtlessly deny any and all other evidence.

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