They all three stay in the same alignment from center
No, the alignment changes dramatically.
The starts above the camera's FOV, and is clearly observed to move.
while Earth spins many times
Again, what are you basing this on?
while the ISS almost makes a complete rotation.
Based upon what?
According to the timestamps it has only been roughly an hour, or ~2/3 of an orbit.
Based upon the position of the sun, it clearly hasn't made a complete orbit.
There is not enough visible of Earth under the clouds to determine where above Earth it is.
There is no basis for any of your claims.
It is quite easy to make a argument about an impossibility that hasn't been demonstrated at all.
You still don't get it, southern Louisiana shorelines are horizontal and can't meet a curved Ocean.
No, you still don't get it (or you do and are just pretending), it works the same on a FE and RE.
The elevations would be the same. And You still can't flood a sphere.
We haven't talked about all the horizontal shorelines
What horizontal shorelines? Is this just another baseless claim of yours?