Richiebogie
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Hi @Travis,
I think flat earth / ball earth is probably a good entry point for people who have never looked into astronomy before. I reckon people should be encouraged to consider all things and test all things. I hope though, that when they find the Earth is a ball they don't automatically accept all other media sanctioned positions.
Jarman, is that live stream footage of the outside of the International Space Station meant to be now, or an hour ago, or some event in the past?
It is actually an hour of footage on a loop, though I think part of the foreground footage of the astronauts doubles up during the hour, while the distant Earth footage changes over the hour, though there is only a few minutes when the earth is in darkness, and never is the Space Station in the shadow of the earth.
If I am right that the foreground footage is repeated with different background then it has to be green screen work!
Otherwise NASA could just claim they accidentally were not providing live images.
I'm not sure if they will change the tape tomorrow but it has been repeating all of today!
I think flat earth / ball earth is probably a good entry point for people who have never looked into astronomy before. I reckon people should be encouraged to consider all things and test all things. I hope though, that when they find the Earth is a ball they don't automatically accept all other media sanctioned positions.
Space station live feed:
Jarman, is that live stream footage of the outside of the International Space Station meant to be now, or an hour ago, or some event in the past?
It is actually an hour of footage on a loop, though I think part of the foreground footage of the astronauts doubles up during the hour, while the distant Earth footage changes over the hour, though there is only a few minutes when the earth is in darkness, and never is the Space Station in the shadow of the earth.
If I am right that the foreground footage is repeated with different background then it has to be green screen work!
Otherwise NASA could just claim they accidentally were not providing live images.
I'm not sure if they will change the tape tomorrow but it has been repeating all of today!
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