The definition of a constellation is a group of stars. Generally the ones that form the known patterns such as Orion, the Great Bear, etc.
Regardless of ClockTowers pedantry and semantic games, i can definitely see stars in that video.
Mizuki x
Of course you do. So do I.
The only problem is they don't exist.
On that video, the first few seconds have no stars. Pure darkness sky, that isn't even that dark at night.
Very artificial. Only after some stars appear to "rise", do they start to move.
Also have you calculated if the speed of the rising stars is consistant with the speed of the so called "satellite" flying around the so called ball-earth?
Because according to RET, that horizon should be extremely wide, and impossible to look that small.
Also because of the fish eye's view, those stars have absolutely no curvature, the same way the horizon should have.
Since the earth should not be that round, and the RET pretends it's much more "wide" and thus hard to seen with that exagerated curve, the stars should also be a lot more curved.
Yet they appear on a flat skyline, that isn't even anything like the night sky. Which isn't black at all.