The Flat Earth Society
Flat Earth Discussion Boards => Flat Earth Theory => Topic started by: GeorgeG on February 13, 2017, 04:39:44 AM
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I just feel the need to ask for your explanation of these live streams that pop up once in a while: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SF7FUU7CThs
When it's up,it shows constant footage of the earth (along with calming music yada yada yada)
Could someone give me a respectable answer? (Green screen,at least by itself, doesn't count,the live stream has hours of footage and the cloud positions and angles change constantly)
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Let's start by pointing out that these streams are not "live" in any sense of the word.
https://www.facebook.com/FlatSoc/posts/1141679792574780
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-37778973
Indeed, according to NASA's ISS tracker, as I'm writing this the ISS should be passing over unlit parts of the Earth, but your stream shows the sphere in plain daylight.
With that out of the way, generating a "stream" like this becomes trivial.
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you're right, the you tube videos aren't live, but it's still hours and hours of footage that just can't be "rendered" or realistically faked.
I asked for the explanation, and "generating a "stream" like this becomes trivial" really doesn't cut it
Also the article you linked me to (the second one) showed me the actual live stream, here: https://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/ESRS/HDEV/
thanks for responding btw :)
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you're right, the you tube videos aren't live, but it's still hours and hours of footage that just can't be "rendered" or realistically faked.
Why not?
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Cause at least in my opinion, its too many hours of too realistic footage, but who knows? I might be wrong.
I started the thread to ask a question, which still hasn't been answered really.
If no one wants to (which is fine) you might as well lock the thread or even delete it (admin)
I'm not here to poke holes in anyone's beliefs, I'm just curious.
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Cause at least in my opinion, its too many hours of too realistic footage, but who knows? I might be wrong.
In this day and age, there is nothing stopping you from rendering days of footage with relatively little effort.
I started the thread to ask a question, which still hasn't been answered really.
Well, your question relies on a few assumptions, and I think those assumptions are somewhat flawed. This renders the question unanswerable in its current form.