Well, the Earth is round. This pretty much does it.

Enjoy peoples. I'm gonna go outside and hug my round Earth.



I love my big round Earth

Someone's going to claim lens distortion since the horizon is convex or concave depending on position. 

Someone's going to claim lens distortion since the horizon is convex or concave depending on position.

It really doesn't matter. The type of lens used is irrelevant when, on a flat Earth, you clearly would not have a complete loss of light on the left side. Where's this ice wall? It doesn't exist.

Wow it look like they film the sky and made it upside down to look like the sphere.
It looks beautiful,too beautiful sometimes.

Wow it look like they film the sky and made it upside down to look like the sphere.
It looks beautiful,too beautiful sometimes.

Skies do not have continents. Sorry. Try again.

Honestly,i didn't see this time any continent and well i am not flat earther but it quite easy to add in photoshop continents.

Yes, at the end of the video the earth turns concave.

It's really easy to tell if wired lensing us causing the curvature, just look at it when a point on the horizon intersects with the center of the frame and whatever curvature you see could not have been caused by lensing.

Honestly,i didn't see this time any continent and well i am not flat earther but it quite easy to add in photoshop continents.

You seem like one of these people who claim that anything is possible with photoshop, while not even having the faintest idea of what it's made for, used for, or how to use it.

Honestly,i didn't see this time any continent and well i am not flat earther but it quite easy to add in photoshop continents.

It's a lot harder in a video.

Quote from: modestman on June 05, 2015, 05:48:50 PM

Honestly,i didn't see this time any continent and well i am not flat earther but it quite easy to add in photoshop continents.

It's a lot harder in a video.

Not to mention that Photoshop is a terrible choice for video editing.

Quote from: modestman on June 05, 2015, 05:48:50 PM

Honestly,i didn't see this time any continent and well i am not flat earther but it quite easy to add in photoshop continents.

It's a lot harder in a video.

The level of difficulty does not quantify a lack of plausibility.

Quote from: mikeman7918 on June 06, 2015, 02:46:36 PM

Quote from: modestman on June 05, 2015, 05:48:50 PM

Honestly,i didn't see this time any continent and well i am not flat earther but it quite easy to add in photoshop continents.

It's a lot harder in a video.

The level of difficulty does not quantify a lack of plausibility.

Yeah, it kind of does.

Quote from: mikeman7918 on June 06, 2015, 02:46:36 PM

Quote from: modestman on June 05, 2015, 05:48:50 PM

Honestly,i didn't see this time any continent and well i am not flat earther but it quite easy to add in photoshop continents.

It's a lot harder in a video.

The level of difficulty does not quantify a lack of plausibility.

Yes, but a lack of motive is a reason to believe that the video is not edited.  The only way I can think of to fake continents in the sky is using camera tracking and CGI, and as an animator I can tell you that that's not easy it something like that would take a lot of man power and/or time.

Yes, at the end of the video the earth turns concave.

The Earth is an oblate spheroid, but I'll take that as agreeing with me.