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Message Subject Need a CLEAR, non-CGI, non-photoshoped picture of Earth from space
Poster Handle artMan
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If anyone could provide such a picture, I will be ETERNALLY thankful !


There is over a year since I try to find such a pic.


It seems I can find, much easier, pics of Loch Ness monster, Yeti, chupacabra that a picture of our world.
 Quoting: deplorable recollector


If you are looking for some information to settle the flat earth/sphere earth debate, you don't need to look to second hand sources, that you cannot verify yourself.

Basically, all you need to do is to look at the sky, and particularly how things move.

The very great difference in between the two models, is how the sun is moving.

One one hand, on flat earth, the sun moves towards you, and away from you, at different times.

In other words, in the sphere earth model, the sun stays about the same distance from you all the time, meanwhile in FE, it can be 10 times further away than it is in the middle of the day.

I guess it comes as no surprise to you, things get smaller the further away they are.

So question is, is the sun 10 times smaller at times than it is in the middle of the day?

Because of perspective things seem to move slowly far away, yet up close, the movement seems fast, imagine a racing car, comping towards you and pass you.

Does this correlate to how the sun moves in the sky, fast at times, slow at times?
 Quoting: artMan


To wrap this up, anyone with 12 sticks can settle this discussion.
Just put one out each hour during the day, in the direction of the sun, and check, IS THE MOVEMENT LINEAR OR IS IT NON-LINEAR?????

You see? anyone with 12 sticks and a sunny day can prove you wrong.
 Quoting: artMan



Well, again, both models work, if given certain parameters.
 Quoting: deplorable recollector


No, two totally different movements will not produce the same result.
In one case, it moves below the horizon, in the second it does not.
It produces extremely different results.
Reality only match one.

Thing is, I do 3D work, and I can show you how the sky would look in the different models.
Explain to me, why only the spherical model produces the movement in the sky that we are used to, while the FE model produces a sky that is horrifically different from reality.
 
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