THE WORLD IS ROUND U IDIOTs

   


ever seen that pic before??

Yes.

I've got a picture:


Does that make me automatically right too?

Absolutely, because yours is flat. =)

Masterchief is not right because he included the non-existant Australia.

Capslock!  Ahh!  Scaryeyeburn!!1one

I've got a picture:


Does that make me automatically right too?

no because you depict an existing earth therefore you must have existing proof that it actually exists. My depiction of a 'No Earth' is obviously correct because it's lack of existing proof proves that it does not exist proving that I am right.

I've got a picture:


Does that make me automatically right too?

no because ur ones is painted

Quote from: Masterchief2219 on September 13, 2007, 09:10:46 AM

I've got a picture:


Does that make me automatically right too?

no because ur ones is painted

How do we know for a fact that your's isn't?? You have a very weak argument amongst these FEers

no because ur ones is painted

No, yours is.

Quote from: Masterchief2219 on September 13, 2007, 09:10:46 AM

I've got a picture:


Does that make me automatically right too?

no because ur ones is painted

Lolx

   


ever seen that pic before??

I have seen alot of pixel art, this is average.

I have seen alot of pixel art, this is average.

Pixel art is obsolete.

Quote from: Masterchief2219 on September 13, 2007, 09:10:46 AM

I've got a picture:


Does that make me automatically right too?

no because you depict an existing earth therefore you must have existing proof that it actually exists. My depiction of a 'No Earth' is obviously correct because it's lack of existing proof proves that it does not exist proving that I am right.

There is no earth

The REAL picture of Earth, the round one, actually has clouds. Where are Flat Earth's clouds?

You have nothing but a photoshopped map of Earth. I could do the same, and add in clouds, in 10 minutes.

NASA has the original negative of the round earth. From the day it was shot (December 7, 1972 at 5:39 am). On photographic emulsion, which from my experience as a photographer, is just about impossible to fake without leaving noticable marks.

Quote from: DA_PROPHET(SPELLIN) on September 13, 2007, 08:07:13 AM

   


ever seen that pic before??

I have seen alot of pixel art, this is average.

Find the website for this one. It actually admits it is thousands of images of the Earth, copied onto a sphere. So yeah the pic is fake.

Does it? Really? Okay. What website did you get that from? I'd like to see where it says that.

Does it? Really? Okay. What website did you get that from?

Nasa's webiste.

It's true. Tom Posts the link constantly. Look around enough threads claiming to have pics of the Earth and you'll find the link.

That photograph shows the Earth as being entirely two-dimensional; I don't know about you guys, but I haven't seen any Christmas-themed Italian plumbers running around lately.

That photograph shows the Earth as being entirely two-dimensional; I don't know about you guys, but I haven't seen any Christmas-themed Italian plumbers running around lately.

I have. But then my toilet was unclogged so he left.

I found the link you are talking about. Maybe you should think before you run your mouth. The NASA page has composite images on their page under 3D animations of the visible earth. The photo posted above, is NASA archives image AS17-148-22727. It was shot with a 70mm medium format Hasselblad film camera on December 7, 1972 at 10:39 GST. Its ONE exposure on ONE negative. NASA's composites are clearly many images computer generated into a composite, and that isn't what the above shot is.

this thread fails.