Disproving flat earth once and for all using cubesats

Flat earthers, would you be convinced the earth is round if you could view a 24/7 livestream from a cubesat (custom-built miniature satellite) showing the entire process from construction, loading the satellites into the rocket, until orbit? There will be full in-depth coverage of loading the satellites into the rocket, and anyone may witness the process in person on site for verification purposes.

Flat earthers, would you be convinced the earth is round if you could view a 24/7 livestream from a cubesat showing the entire process from construction, loading the satellites into the rocket, until orbit?

How do you propose to livestream the construction of a CubeSat from a CubeSat while it is in the process of construction?

That would really be something, but could always have a layer of trickery. For something with so much vested interest, there would always be doubters, right? Besides, the Earth could really look bulbous from space.

He said nothing about viewing Earth from space.

i Thought it was implied.

i Thought it was implied.

Words mean things.

He said nothing about viewing Earth from space.

Where else would be placed "cubesat (custom-built miniature satellite) showing the entire process from construction, loading the satellites into the rocket, until orbit"?

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Problem could be solved.
Put some camera to stream live the process of production,
when the cubesat is finished add the stream from it into other half of split screen,
then follow cubesat with both streams to rocket, and keep following it from ground
(with its stream still in the other half), and when it is lost from the sight of the ground camera
then keep only the stream from the cubesat.

The real question is: why all that?
There are already live images from GOES16-W, Elektro-L, EUMETSAT, Himawari-8 and lot of other satellites,
but all that still can't push through the denial wall of an average Falt Earther.

There are already live images from GOES16-W, Elektro-L, EUMETSAT, Himawari-8 and lot of other satellites, but all that still can't push through the denial wall of an average Falt Earther.

Not seen all of those being commented. I guess it is the usual CGI argument.

Quote from: Bullwinkle on March 24, 2018, 11:04:22 PM

He said nothing about viewing Earth from space.

Where else would be placed "cubesat (custom-built miniature satellite) showing the entire process from construction, loading the satellites into the rocket, until orbit"?

I'm guessing you would see people screwing parts together on a workbench then the inside of the payload shell.

Are you asking this questions because you are going to try such a livestream?

That would be really cool!

I do hope the livestream is less fake than those underpar ‘backflip’ ISS animations with b-actors in front of green and bluescreen projections.
The ISS soap was so underwhelming that even NASAwood decided to cancel the next episodes after people complained about disappearing limbs due to poor implementation of augmented reality.

But hey, i am willing to check out this new space soap ........ it is interresting to see how the next generation greenscreen and augmented reality turns out to be 

I do hope the livestream is less fake than those underpar ‘backflip’ ISS animations with b-actors in front of green and bluescreen projections.
The ISS soap was so underwhelming that even NASAwood decided to cancel the next episodes after people complained about disappearing limbs due to poor implementation of augmented reality.

But hey, i am willing to check out this new space soap ........ it is interresting to see how the next generation greenscreen and augmented reality turns out to be 

As I've indicated before, it would not make the slightest bit of difference whether the whole Apollo saga was recreated now.

You would still claim that is was a fake.

From NASA:Indian:

Indian Moon Probe Takes Clear Photo Of Apollo 15 Mission

NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter took photos of the Apollo landings last July. They were supposed to end all conspiracy theories, but there are still idiots who said they were false. Thankfully, the Indians took their own photo. Spot the tracks!


This image was one of the last photographs sent by Chandrayaan-1, the moon probe that stopped communicating with Earth last Saturday. It clearly shows the Apollo 15 rover tracks on the Moon surface.

So there you go: A third party confirms the landings. Happy now, you conspiracy retards? No? I don't care. Just stop writing me stupid emails justifying your idiotic arguments trying to prove that Armstrong didn't walk on the moon ( he did, and he has the photo and the t-shirt to prove it ).


Read the rest: GIZMODO, Indian Moon Probe Takes Clear Photo Of Apollo 15 Mission

Japanese SELENE photographs:

SELENE photographs
In 2008, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) SELENE lunar probe obtained several photographs showing evidence of Moon landings.[1] On the left are two photos taken on the lunar surface by the Apollo 15 astronauts August 2, 1971 during EVA 3 at station 9A near Hadley Rille. On the right is a 2008 reconstruction from images taken by the SELENE terrain camera and 3D projected to the same vantage point as the surface photos. The terrain is a close match within the SELENE camera resolution of 10 metres.

AS15-82-11121: Apollo 15 Lunar Roving Vehicle

AS15-82-11122: Apollo 15 photo

3D SELENE reconstructed photo

The light-colored area of blown lunar surface dust created by the lunar module engine blast at the Apollo 15 landing site was photographed and confirmed by comparative analysis of photographs in May 2008. They correspond well to photographs taken from the Apollo 15 Command/Service Module showing a change in surface reflectivity due to the plume. This was the first visible trace of manned landings on the Moon seen from space since the close of the Apollo program.

From: Independent evidence, SELENE photographs

Yes, dutchy, it's from that ever so reliable source of information,  The Internet , though one does have to be careful!

@rabinoz,..... you do believe everything you see on the internet, as long as it is a government related source.
The supposed Apollo artifact pictures for instance.....what the hell is that on those pictures ?
An alien barbeque ?
You know it took them months to enhance the dots and spacks so that with a lot of imagination we could think ( while being stoned, drunk or both) we see Apollo artifacts.

Yes you do believe just about everything you read on the internet, only critical views towards official claims excluded,..... then your red alert 'hoax alarm' runs wild.
I think the government really considers you to be an exemplary citizen,...... if everyone could join the flog like you do.

@rabinoz,..... you do believe everything you see on the internet.

No, especially if you wrote it!