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Strangelove
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That video proves absolutely nothing. It's all about perspective. If that satellite was in a geostationary, or geosynchronous, orbit, then the reference point on earth is always the same--that is, you always see the exact same view of earth.
Yeah...your absolutley right Free. No proof. Just wanted to see what peoples general view of it was. I'm just tackling basic observation at the moment here.
To me it looks like whatever the camera is mounted on is totally still. Just my observation. I mean....the framing of the shot doesnt change a millimeter throughout the whole 24 hours. Remember this geostationary satellite is supposed to be flying around the Earth at 70,000mph.
Add to that, the Earth hurtling around the Sun (aledgedly) at the same speed. So we've got all those things going on and yet....the perfect, eerie stillness?
Just sayin'
Anyone else? Thoughts?
The earth could very well be rotating and orbiting the sun (and science proves this to be the case) but the perspective from the satellite somewhat hides this.
Can you bring forth your proofs one at a time please Free.
I'm off to bed now but I'll catch up with you guys tomorrow....
.......when the Sun rises ((Lolz))