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Flat Earth Community / Re: How do we know the Earth is spherical?
« on: February 01, 2016, 02:19:18 AM »That video is just embarrassing, even by RET standards. It's fallacies from beginning to end. The #1 reason we know the Earth is round is because we have pictures of it? Does this mean RET endorses the existence of the Loch Ness monster, aliens, ghosts, and bigfoot?
lol
How many pictures of Loch Ness, aliens, ghosts and bigfoot are there out there? I do not have an exact answer, but I will say 100 (and that is probably generous). How many of these pictures have not yet been shown to be frauds? 0. There are no viable photos of Loch Ness, aliens, ghosts, bigfoot, etc.
How many pictures of Earth from space are there? Millions. And while there are always some people who can put up manufactured pictures, the pictures from reputable sources do not have a single picture that has been shown to be a fabrication.
If that is your best retort to the video, you do not have much of an argument... only denialism.
Can you point us to only 10? I know of only at most 5 that NASA claims to be an actual photo.
All others are composites and NASA very clearly tells you. So the challenge is to provide us and yourself at least 10 actual photographs of the earth from space.
THE ENTIRE PLANET! NOT PARTIAL IMAGES FROM THE ISS!
When you find out that you will not find even 10 photos I'd like to hear what you think about that.
Provide the links from NASA of at least 10 actual photos of earth from space. From NASA... from the NASA website!
You say there are millions. I am challenging you to put up or shutup.
If I am wrong I will shutup.
I said there were millions of photos of Earth, not that there were millions of photos of the complete Earth. The composites themselves are often made of hundreds of photos themselves. And yes, every photo from the ISS is a photo of Earth and included in the millions of photos taken from space of Earth.
Shall I simply give you the link to NASA's website so you can browse pictures? I figure that is something simple enough that you do not need me to hold your hand.