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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 04, 2014, 09:41:15 AM »
Maybe the reason it looks sand is because it is sand.

Maybe not. A glass of water looks like a glass of alcohol. Are they the same thing?

You wouldn't know unless you tested it. That's my point. Maybe it is sand. Maybe it isn't. It is certainly not consistent with the grey/white lunar regolith we are usually shown.

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 04, 2014, 09:04:21 AM »
What's the matter? Are you panicking or something?

No, i don't really care. These threads about photos bore me.

Isn't it funny how RandomREalist, bravimone, starman and others cannot be honest and say:

"Yep, looks like sand to me!"

The indoctrination is strong in this thread.

I know it's hard to believe, but i'm not in the global conspiracy. Yes, it looks like sand, so what?

Maybe the reason it looks sand is because it is sand.

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 04, 2014, 08:40:22 AM »
The footprints prove the shots weren't taken on the moon in a vacuum. As well all know, a vacuum boils away water, laet alone the super heat in the daylight, supposedly on the moon.
The footprints simply would not happen.
They look like they were done in damp sand or a sand cement type mixture on Earth.

Isn't it funny how RandomREalist, bravimone, starman and others cannot be honest and say:

"Yep, looks like sand to me!"

The indoctrination is strong in this thread.

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 04, 2014, 08:28:50 AM »
"As I have given up being proven wrong on my A to F anomaly..."

You guys have lost that one. Angles, simulations, etc. All sorts of waffling, but no proof. I'm actually disappointed. Didn't expect it to be so easy.

Care to comment on the sand pit shot? Am I not looking at it correctly? Your comments are sure to be amusing.

You're asking questions about photography on the flat earth site. Maybe you should ask them on a photography forum, the probability of someone talking with knowledge would be much bigger. I didn't even try to answer you, because i lack knowledge about photography and i don't care about debating the apollo supposed hoax. Do you expect someone to answer you if you ask information about gardening on a forum about cars?

I'm trying to understand how indoctrination works. And, by the way, this entire thread has been about the Apollo project. So I'm right on topic. You, however are not.

Edit: "Indoctrination is the process of inculcating ideas, attitudes, cognitive strategies or a professional methodology (see doctrine). It is often distinguished from education by the fact that the indoctrinated person is expected not to question or critically examine the doctrine they have learned. from Wikipedia.

1505
Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 04, 2014, 07:59:25 AM »
I've never claimed to be a moon dirt expert, so I can't tell you.

You don't need to be an expert. Does it look like sand?

If you aren't sure, I'll find some shots of different types of sand on the internet and you can claim they look completely different.

Starman will pipe up saying "I know it isn't sand." Because that's how his belief system works. He has been told that lunar regolith and sand are nothing like each other. It'll be fun!
you are diverting the subject again. What about your two pictures.

"As I have given up being proven wrong on my A to F anomaly..."

You guys have lost that one. Angles, simulations, etc. All sorts of waffling, but no proof. I'm actually disappointed. Didn't expect it to be so easy.

Care to comment on the sand pit shot? Am I not looking at it correctly? Your comments are sure to be amusing.

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 04, 2014, 07:49:02 AM »
I've never claimed to be a moon dirt expert, so I can't tell you.

You don't need to be an expert. Does it look like sand?

If you aren't sure, I'll find some shots of different types of sand on the internet and you can claim they look completely different.

Starman will pipe up saying "I know it isn't sand." Because that's how his belief system works. He has been told that lunar regolith and sand are nothing like each other. It'll be fun!

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 04, 2014, 07:04:15 AM »
As I have given up being proven wrong on my A to F anomaly, what do you believers say about this:



Here is the original NASA link (big photo): http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/gallery/images/apollo/apollo11/hires/as11-37-5545.jpg

Why does it look like sand, experts???

1508
Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 04, 2014, 06:46:22 AM »
Quote
author=Legion]I wouldn't bother mate. Your angles prove nothing other than the photographer moved. No one is questioning that, so what is your point?

It shows he moved to the right, you ARE disputing that. That's the whole brunt of your argument, that he only moved forward.

You are mistaken:

"In the first photo, shot from further back, I've marked five features A to F. You can verify these at the NASA link above.

As Armstrong moves in to take the second shot, he walks straight forward. We know this because D, E and F are all the same (relative) distance from each other. For the second, close up shot, the following is observed:

C moves out of the frame.
A moves to the right and becomes vertically aligned with D

My question is: what causes A and D to become vertically aligned?

In my experience, and following tests this evening (just to be absolutely sure), an item which is off to the left as A is, will always appear to move to the left until it disappears out of the frame as C did, when you move toward it. A rational explanation for this strange anomaly would be good."

You are focusing on whether he moved straight, or to the right. You may well be correct and he did move slightly to the right. That doesn't answer my question though, does it?

And for people whining that we have no idea how far away A and B are:



Not very far judging from the positions of the equipment above.

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 04, 2014, 06:00:20 AM »
What was he busted for?  He asked some questions.  That is all.  Are we all not free men who are allowed to question things?  You sound like the Guestopo running around trying to "bust" people for exercising their rights.
He basically indicated the last picture is wrong. We tried to explain how to him that is was not. He does not have the eye for it. He got upset and started to mouth off. We explain it again. He got frustrated again because we did not see it his way. His behaviors is very childish. Too bad for him. We tried.

I proved my case. None of you have. Right now, I'm right and you are wrong. Deal with it like an adult.

Not to sound too much like an ass legion, but all you've proven is that you don't know the actual ratios of distances required to make what you want to happen, happen. I have shown you that between your two pictures, the objects AREN'T in a line in the two pictures, I've shown you that the apparent distances, between two of the distant objects, has shrunk, as has the angle between them. If you have got two constant distances with a triangle, there is only one way (i can think of) to reduce the length of the third side of that triangle, and that's to reduce the angle opposite it.

Are you refering to this proof?:



You'll have to explain what you think you've proven.

I will Re-do the photos to show better what I'm trying to describe.

I wouldn't bother mate. Your angles prove nothing other than the photographer moved. No one is questioning that, so what is your point?

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 04, 2014, 05:50:06 AM »
What was he busted for?  He asked some questions.  That is all.  Are we all not free men who are allowed to question things?  You sound like the Guestopo running around trying to "bust" people for exercising their rights.
He basically indicated the last picture is wrong. We tried to explain how to him that is was not. He does not have the eye for it. He got upset and started to mouth off. We explain it again. He got frustrated again because we did not see it his way. His behaviors is very childish. Too bad for him. We tried.

I proved my case. None of you have. Right now, I'm right and you are wrong. Deal with it like an adult.

Not to sound too much like an ass legion, but all you've proven is that you don't know the actual ratios of distances required to make what you want to happen, happen. I have shown you that between your two pictures, the objects AREN'T in a line in the two pictures, I've shown you that the apparent distances, between two of the distant objects, has shrunk, as has the angle between them. If you have got two constant distances with a triangle, there is only one way (i can think of) to reduce the length of the third side of that triangle, and that's to reduce the angle opposite it.

Are you refering to this proof?:



You'll have to explain what you think you've proven.

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 04, 2014, 05:43:48 AM »
What was he busted for?  He asked some questions.  That is all.  Are we all not free men who are allowed to question things?  You sound like the Guestopo running around trying to "bust" people for exercising their rights.
He basically indicated the last picture is wrong. We tried to explain how to him that is was not. He does not have the eye for it. He got upset and started to mouth off. We explain it again. He got frustrated again because we did not see it his way. His behaviors is very childish. Too bad for him. We tried.

I proved my case. None of you have. Right now, I'm right and you are wrong. Deal with it like an adult.
What did you prove? Is it that NASA faked the pictures?

I proved you cannot duplicate what we see on the NASA photos. You are welcome to prove me wrong by posting you own photos. But you will not do this because that would require mental effort. I don't think you have it in you. Instead, you will falsely claim that I am wrong in the absence of any evidence proving that.

It's very suspicious that no one has done the experiment. Or that they have and won't agree that the images can't be duplicated.

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 04, 2014, 05:36:12 AM »
As Armstrong moves in to take the second shot, he walks straight forward. We know this because D, E and F are all the same (relative) distance from each other. For the second, close up shot, the following is observed:

C moves out of the frame.
A moves to the right and becomes vertically aligned with D

My question is: what causes A and D to become vertically aligned?

In my experience, and following tests this evening (just to be absolutely sure), an item which is off to the left as A is, will always appear to move to the left until it disappears out of the frame as C did, when you move toward it. A rational explanation for this strange anomaly would be good.
It's rather obvious, he moved forward, slightly to the right, and aimed the camera slightly right.  Had he simply moved straight forward, the features directly below the crater (B) would have remained lined up, but they don't.

It's rather obvious is it? Do you own a camera and six items to construct a model? I'd be interested in that. I'm not interested in assumptions.

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 04, 2014, 05:26:13 AM »
What was he busted for?  He asked some questions.  That is all.  Are we all not free men who are allowed to question things?  You sound like the Guestopo running around trying to "bust" people for exercising their rights.
He basically indicated the last picture is wrong. We tried to explain how to him that is was not. He does not have the eye for it. He got upset and started to mouth off. We explain it again. He got frustrated again because we did not see it his way. His behaviors is very childish. Too bad for him. We tried.

I proved my case. None of you have. Right now, I'm right and you are wrong. Deal with it like an adult.

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 03, 2014, 03:20:06 PM »
I've got it!

One - shows a satellite falling to earth (thereby proving their existence).
Two - shows Martians having a get together enjoying a couple of Mars geysers.

Do I win a prize?
Sorry. Maybe the aliens shot the plane and the people on the ground are barbecuing an elephant.

So, what do your photos really show,  starman. It had better be good....
You assume that I could not be so lucky to take picture of a crash. Is that right?

Stop asking questions. I don't give a **** what your(?) photos show. Are you still breast feeding? Do you need nourishment?
Wow you sure don't have any patience. Are you behind on your Ritalin? I want to let others give their open opinion of the pictures. Can you wait a bit?

I'm happy to wait forever. You will never be as logical as I am. You either have it, or you don't. You've appealed to authority many times (in the couple of days I've been here). My advice to you is; don't hang around with the adults. You aren't ready buddy. Maybe in a few years. Or maybe not. Probably not.
How old are you?

Forties. And you? Or do you want people to guess??? And drag it out like you have with your uninteresting 'plane test'?
If you looked my profile it is 64. I am not afraid to show it and why not. One reason of the test is to see how guys like you react to items like that. You become frustrated, can't debate properly, you can't be nice or serious and become full of yourself.  Here are your words: "You will never be as logical as I am". You seem to give the impression you are always right and never wrong. You pass the test as a real FE'er. By the way why are you so angry? I have to go for a few hours...

So, you are 64 and still believe everything you are told? You trust popular opinion at your age? Sad. I haven't looked at your profile because I don't find you interesting. Sorry. I haven't looked at anyone's profile, actually. I'm not here to have bum sex with a fellow man. Are you? And yes, I am wrong occasionally. Not often by any means. Logic works and I prove that often. You don't use logic, you travel in the slipstream of others. Sad again. You should have a think about how you appear to strangers. I'll give you a clue: not good!

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 03, 2014, 02:59:38 PM »
I've got it!

One - shows a satellite falling to earth (thereby proving their existence).
Two - shows Martians having a get together enjoying a couple of Mars geysers.

Do I win a prize?
Sorry. Maybe the aliens shot the plane and the people on the ground are barbecuing an elephant.

So, what do your photos really show,  starman. It had better be good....
You assume that I could not be so lucky to take picture of a crash. Is that right?

Stop asking questions. I don't give a **** what your(?) photos show. Are you still breast feeding? Do you need nourishment?
Wow you sure don't have any patience. Are you behind on your Ritalin? I want to let others give their open opinion of the pictures. Can you wait a bit?

I'm happy to wait forever. You will never be as logical as I am. You either have it, or you don't. You've appealed to authority many times (in the couple of days I've been here). My advice to you is; don't hang around with the adults. You aren't ready buddy. Maybe in a few years. Or maybe not. Probably not.
How old are you?

Forties. And you? Or do you want people to guess??? And drag it out like you have with your uninteresting 'plane test'?

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 03, 2014, 02:43:23 PM »
I've got it!

One - shows a satellite falling to earth (thereby proving their existence).
Two - shows Martians having a get together enjoying a couple of Mars geysers.

Do I win a prize?
Sorry. Maybe the aliens shot the plane and the people on the ground are barbecuing an elephant.

So, what do your photos really show,  starman. It had better be good....
You assume that I could not be so lucky to take picture of a crash. Is that right?

Stop asking questions. I don't give a **** what your(?) photos show. Are you still breast feeding? Do you need nourishment?
Wow you sure don't have any patience. Are you behind on your Ritalin? I want to let others give their open opinion of the pictures. Can you wait a bit?

I'm happy to wait forever. You will never be as logical as I am. You either have it, or you don't. You've appealed to authority many times (in the couple of days I've been here). My advice to you is; don't hang around with the adults. You aren't ready buddy. Maybe in a few years. Or maybe not. Probably not.

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 03, 2014, 02:32:46 PM »
I've got it!

One - shows a satellite falling to earth (thereby proving their existence).
Two - shows Martians having a get together enjoying a couple of Mars geysers.

Do I win a prize?
Sorry. Maybe the aliens shot the plane and the people on the ground are barbecuing an elephant.

So, what do your photos really show,  starman. It had better be good....
You assume that I could not be so lucky to take picture of a crash. Is that right?

Stop asking questions. I don't give a **** what your(?) photos show. Are you still breast feeding? Do you need nourishment?

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 03, 2014, 02:26:39 PM »
I've got it!

One - shows a satellite falling to earth (thereby proving their existence).
Two - shows Martians having a get together enjoying a couple of Mars geysers.

Do I win a prize?
Sorry. Maybe the aliens shot the plane and the people on the ground are barbecuing an elephant.

So, what do your photos really show,  starman. It had better be good....

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 03, 2014, 02:17:25 PM »
I've got it!

One - shows a satellite falling to earth (thereby proving their existence).
Two - shows Martians having a get together enjoying a couple of Mars geysers.

Do I win a prize?

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 03, 2014, 02:11:16 PM »
Do you see the red color in the smoke of the falling airplane.

Not really, no.

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 03, 2014, 02:09:16 PM »
I took both pictures of these pictures.

Why would you take a picture of a picture?  Seems sort of redundant or possibly even criminal.
I did not type that right. I took both picture myself.

Come on, what is the secret? It's not that interesting, surely?
I want to show you how you can see two pictures and make conclusion from it. Do you see the red color in the smoke of the first airplane.

Stop waffling. What do you think the two pictures show? Just answer and stop trying to create suspense.

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 03, 2014, 02:05:03 PM »
I took both pictures of these pictures.

Why would you take a picture of a picture?  Seems sort of redundant or possibly even criminal.
I did not type that right. I took both picture myself.

Come on, what is the secret? It's not that interesting, surely?

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 03, 2014, 01:56:50 PM »
I took both pictures of these pictures. What is wrong or what can you conclude of these pictures.
 




That's more like it.

1. The first photo appears to show a plane falling from the sky.
2. The second photo shows a cloud of smoke, or steam, in the background, with people milling around in the foreground.

The two photos are probably not connected as everyone in the second photo seems relaxed and calm.


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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 03, 2014, 01:29:06 PM »
the angles are really only there to illustrate that the apparent horizontal distance between the objects changed, which indicates to me, that the horizontal position of the person taking the photo, changed.

Like I said, create a model. It doesn't have to be exact. The only requirements are:

1. Take a photo of either the zoomed in or zoomed out position.
2. Without moving anything, other than the camera, take the other photo.
3. Make sure your results are the same as the Apollo shots.
4. Laugh at me for being wrong!

Seriously, I don't mind being wrong as long as it is proven. If you can do it, I'll need instructions to confirm your results.
It is not about right or wrong unless you want it to be. We just want to help you learn about what you see sometimes is not what it is. Some people have an eye for photography and angles and some don't. It is a learning process for all. Next time you see pictures like that look at it for a while and it is amazing what your missed.

starman, you talk a lot, but you're starting to look a bit foolish. There is a simple experiment you can perform that will show me (and others) the errors of my ways. Instead you waffle on about angles, 'eye for photography', learning processes and so on. At this stage, I suggest you either prove me wrong or shut up.
I was trying to be nice to you and that is your response. I explained things and you don't both to figure it out. Well I don't have to prove anything to you. It is your post and you have to prove you are right it right and wrong is your thing. I suggest you prove your position or you shut up. I think you can't prove your point and you get frustrated so blame me for it. Not going to work.

You don't need to be nice to me. You don't need to explain things to me, either. You need to either accept my evidence for fakery or prove it wrong. And by the way, I have already proven my position. But you haven't proven yours, have you? I expect you are hoping that RandomREalist will. Then you will agree with whatever he says and think you've proven it also!
You talk a lot too. If your point is that NASA fixed the photos then say so. We went through this stuff to help you understand the pictures. We don't have to agree to anything becaus you said so and you think you are right. I am going to put you my conspiracy theorist shit list of people that have no education or knowledge of science. So were the photos fake?

starman, put me on whatever list you like. You haven't helped me understand anything. You are just noise. You have done no thinking, or work, whatsoever. I have, and RandomREalist has. We disagree but at least we are trying to prove our positions. I hope RandomRE will do the experiment. I have no expectations that you will do anything at all. And because of that, you are not worth any time. Sorry, but I don't suffer fools gladly.

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 03, 2014, 01:20:58 PM »
the angles are really only there to illustrate that the apparent horizontal distance between the objects changed, which indicates to me, that the horizontal position of the person taking the photo, changed.

Like I said, create a model. It doesn't have to be exact. The only requirements are:

1. Take a photo of either the zoomed in or zoomed out position.
2. Without moving anything, other than the camera, take the other photo.
3. Make sure your results are the same as the Apollo shots.
4. Laugh at me for being wrong!

Seriously, I don't mind being wrong as long as it is proven. If you can do it, I'll need instructions to confirm your results.
It is not about right or wrong unless you want it to be. We just want to help you learn about what you see sometimes is not what it is. Some people have an eye for photography and angles and some don't. It is a learning process for all. Next time you see pictures like that look at it for a while and it is amazing what your missed.

starman, you talk a lot, but you're starting to look a bit foolish. There is a simple experiment you can perform that will show me (and others) the errors of my ways. Instead you waffle on about angles, 'eye for photography', learning processes and so on. At this stage, I suggest you either prove me wrong or shut up.
I was trying to be nice to you and that is your response. I explained things and you don't both to figure it out. Well I don't have to prove anything to you. It is your post and you have to prove you are right it right and wrong is your thing. I suggest you prove your position or you shut up. I think you can't prove your point and you get frustrated so blame me for it. Not going to work.

You don't need to be nice to me. You don't need to explain things to me, either. You need to either accept my evidence for fakery or prove it wrong. And by the way, I have already proven my position. But you haven't proven yours, have you? I expect you are hoping that RandomREalist will. Then you will agree with whatever he says and think you've proven it also!

The thin is, unless you're able to get the exact same ratio of distances, as the original picture, you'll never duplicate the results.

I disagree. I tried all sorts of distances and the result was never anything like the two NASA shots. Your attitude is like a police investigator saying "I wasn't there, so I'll never know". They don't do that though, do they? They work with the available physical evidence and prove their case. As I have done. You have my proof that the photos are anomalous. Either accept it or prove it wrong. You have all the information you need.

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 03, 2014, 12:51:19 PM »
the angles are really only there to illustrate that the apparent horizontal distance between the objects changed, which indicates to me, that the horizontal position of the person taking the photo, changed.

Like I said, create a model. It doesn't have to be exact. The only requirements are:

1. Take a photo of either the zoomed in or zoomed out position.
2. Without moving anything, other than the camera, take the other photo.
3. Make sure your results are the same as the Apollo shots.
4. Laugh at me for being wrong!

Seriously, I don't mind being wrong as long as it is proven. If you can do it, I'll need instructions to confirm your results.
It is not about right or wrong unless you want it to be. We just want to help you learn about what you see sometimes is not what it is. Some people have an eye for photography and angles and some don't. It is a learning process for all. Next time you see pictures like that look at it for a while and it is amazing what your missed.

starman, you talk a lot, but you're starting to look a bit foolish. There is a simple experiment you can perform that will show me (and others) the errors of my ways. Instead you waffle on about angles, 'eye for photography', learning processes and so on. At this stage, I suggest you either prove me wrong or shut up.
I was trying to be nice to you and that is your response. I explained things and you don't both to figure it out. Well I don't have to prove anything to you. It is your post and you have to prove you are right it right and wrong is your thing. I suggest you prove your position or you shut up. I think you can't prove your point and you get frustrated so blame me for it. Not going to work.

You don't need to be nice to me. You don't need to explain things to me, either. You need to either accept my evidence for fakery or prove it wrong. And by the way, I have already proven my position. But you haven't proven yours, have you? I expect you are hoping that RandomREalist will. Then you will agree with whatever he says and think you've proven it also!

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 03, 2014, 12:38:50 PM »
the angles are really only there to illustrate that the apparent horizontal distance between the objects changed, which indicates to me, that the horizontal position of the person taking the photo, changed.

Like I said, create a model. It doesn't have to be exact. The only requirements are:

1. Take a photo of either the zoomed in or zoomed out position.
2. Without moving anything, other than the camera, take the other photo.
3. Make sure your results are the same as the Apollo shots.
4. Laugh at me for being wrong!

Seriously, I don't mind being wrong as long as it is proven. If you can do it, I'll need instructions to confirm your results.
It is not about right or wrong unless you want it to be. We just want to help you learn about what you see sometimes is not what it is. Some people have an eye for photography and angles and some don't. It is a learning process for all. Next time you see pictures like that look at it for a while and it is amazing what your missed.

starman, you talk a lot, but you're starting to look a bit foolish. There is a simple experiment you can perform that will show me (and others) the errors of my ways. Instead you waffle on about angles, 'eye for photography', learning processes and so on. At this stage, I suggest you either prove me wrong or shut up.

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 03, 2014, 12:00:02 PM »
the angles are really only there to illustrate that the apparent horizontal distance between the objects changed, which indicates to me, that the horizontal position of the person taking the photo, changed.

Like I said, create a model. It doesn't have to be exact. The only requirements are:

1. Take a photo of either the zoomed in or zoomed out position.
2. Without moving anything, other than the camera, take the other photo.
3. Make sure your results are the same as the Apollo shots.
4. Laugh at me for being wrong!

Seriously, I don't mind being wrong as long as it is proven. If you can do it, I'll need instructions to confirm your results.

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 03, 2014, 11:21:04 AM »
I asked this yesterday, and you never answered. What do you mean by "vertically aligned"?

Sorry, I meant B, E and F are all vertically aligned similarly on both shots. Not in a straight line, like this (diagonally):

B


  E

    F

I don't think they're in alignment as much as you seem to:



B, E and F. Not A and F!

Sorry, I understood what you meant, but my lines weren't conveying what I was trying to show, adequately.

Try this one

notice How much larger the angle of the yellow angle is, compared to the blue.

I have no idea what those angles represent. Rather than mess around with that, why not try and create a model? Should be easy, eh?

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Flat Earth General / Re: Can anyone spot the error?
« on: May 03, 2014, 09:43:56 AM »
I asked this yesterday, and you never answered. What do you mean by "vertically aligned"?

Sorry, I meant B, E and F are all vertically aligned similarly on both shots. Not in a straight line, like this (diagonally):

B


  E

    F

I don't think they're in alignment as much as you seem to:



B, E and F. Not A and F!

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