That’s a stunning video ! You’re quite right, if the Earth was flat, the sun would get smaller as it rotates over the Earth, and then ‘wink out’ as the spotlight passed over you. It couldn’t set below the horizon if the Earth was flat because in the flat earth model, the sun never drops below the plane.
There are stunning views of the stars appearing to rotate too. In actual fact, the stars are stationary and it’s the Earth rotating.
I’m curious to know why you’re almost convinced that the Earth is flat.
Digo 95% porque si vemos a nuestro alrededor, obviamente en vídeos porque no he tenido la oportunidad de estar a una distancia considerablemente alta para sacar una conclusión personal, todo se ve plano, a lo largo y a lo ancho, en ningún punto de vista se nota una curvatura. Y que los vídeos que aparentan mostrar dicha curvatura parecen recreados como un videojuego o como una película de hollywood. Aparte que siempre he tenido la sensación de que el sistema nos miente por todas partes jeje
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I say 95% because if we see around us, obviously in videos because I have not had the opportunity to be at a considerably high distance to draw a personal conclusion, everything looks flat, far and wide, in no point of view note a curvature. And that the videos that appear to show this curvature seem recreated as a videogame or as a Hollywood movie. Apart from that I've always had the feeling that the system lies to us everywhere hehe
You should look at this post: https://forum.tfes.org/index.php?topic=6926.msg126381#msg126381
It shows a CONTINUOUS video from launch to touchdown of a balloon that travels high enough to clearly demonstrate the curvature. It was posted by an amateur balloon enthusiast - and really cannot have been faked. I've even demonstrated that the lens of the camera isn't distorting the horizon (as many FE'ers claimed).
It's the clearest direct evidence I know of.
Genial, genial vídeo.. Aunque pienso que la leve curvatura que se nota forma parte de la perspectiva de la lejanía hacia donde apunta la cámara, aparte que la cámara no se mantiene en un eje horizontal, al girar siempre necesita enderezar su toma para enfocar hacia lo lejos, hacia la línea que queremos ver para determinar si hay curvatura o no.
Digo lo del eje horizontal porque si ves el sol, no mantiene una linea de movimiento sino que se mueve según el desplace de la cámara.
Si fuera curva, siempre, desde cualquier vista se viera curva, resulta que se nota en determinados momentos, lo cual significa que en esa zona del planeta puede haber montañas muy altas que crean ese efecto con las nubes.
Por ejemplo en Bolivia, que se dice que es la cima del mundo por la altura al nivel del mar que tiene dicho país, pero ya ese es otro tema.
Otro punto: la tierra plana sigue siendo una circunferencia, un disco, por lo tanto, la perspectiva de lejanía nos dará un efecto de curvatura hacia donde miremos.
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Great, great video .. Although I think that the slight curvature that you see is part of the perspective of the distance to where the camera is pointing, apart from the fact that the camera is not kept on a horizontal axis, when turning it you always need to straighten your shot to focus towards the distance, towards the line that we want to see to determine if there is curvature or not.
I say the horizontal axis because if you see the sun, it does not maintain a line of movement but moves according to the displacement of the camera.
If it were curved, always, from any view it would look curved, it turns out that it is noticeable at certain moments, which means that in that area of the planet there can be very high mountains that create that effect with the clouds.
For example in Bolivia, which is said to be the top of the world because of the height at sea level that this country has, but that is another issue.
Another point: the flat earth is still a circumference, a disk, therefore, the perspective of distance will give us an effect of curvature towards where we look.
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