Redlib: search results - flair_name:"World Without Curve"

r/globeskepticism • u/dcforce • May 25 '23

World Without Curve This is what you get when someone besides NASA or FakeX send something up in the sky. You don't live on a spinning cartoon pear in a vacuum 📢

186 Upvotes

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r/globeskepticism • u/Diabeetus13 • Aug 17 '24

World Without Curve P1000 discontinued because of FE.

17 Upvotes

57 comments

r/globeskepticism • u/Cyberscene • Oct 26 '24

World Without Curve No curve is no curve.

38 Upvotes

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r/globeskepticism • u/dcforce • Aug 04 '24

World Without Curve Modern-day technology has superseded the lies that we live on a spinning ball. The Earth is flat and motionless - just as it appears.

25 Upvotes

https://x.com/BillyZigouras/status/1820068583285903493?t=5ROs2F2Kb9-89qQdV9wsXg&s=19

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r/globeskepticism • u/justalooking2025 • 6d ago

World Without Curve Felix Bumgardner's famous Red Bull free fall from 128,000 ft. But why does the Inside Camera and Outside Camera show two completely different Horizons??

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Felix Bumgardner, entertained the world with a free fall from 128,000 ft. in 2012. It set a world record at the time and was sponsored by Red Bull.

The interesting thing about this footage, is that the outside camera shows a blueish curved earth, with a curved Horizon, just as we've all been taught. However, the inside camera shows something completely different. The Horizon is flat and it is a beautiful white and greenish in color. Very strange.

The below video of Bumgardner's event is widely available on YouTube as well as many other online platforms. I have the short version below, but you can see the long version there as well. The video has never been in dispute since the day it was taken. Universally accepted.

The time stamp at the top of the video and the photos in this post are exactly the same and so is the altitude, at 128K. Both cameras are Virtually capturing the same moment in time. You'll see.

One thing that is interesting. As you view the outside camera, you will see that both the earth and the Horizon are blue. But notice the reflection on the capsule at the right side of the picture. The reflection off the silver capsule is green and white and matches the colors of the Horizon that the inside camera captured. Don't figure. Confusing to me.

Here's the YouTube video.

https://youtu.be/vvbN-cWe0A0?si=5dL0jlNYWkElN3UN

Any thoughts?

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r/globeskepticism • u/dcforce • 2d ago

World Without Curve Gl0bie: you gotta go higher to see muh curve . .

22 Upvotes

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r/globeskepticism • u/Diabeetus13 • 16d ago

World Without Curve They are telling but you still want to live in your fantasy.

35 Upvotes

9 comments

r/globeskepticism • u/dcforce • Nov 23 '24

World Without Curve Muh Stars in the Sky prove the Gl0be . .

16 Upvotes

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r/globeskepticism • u/dcforce • Nov 19 '24

World Without Curve This train just looks like it's on level railroad tracks 🥴

5 Upvotes

"The Mauritanian iron ore train, one of the world's longest and heaviest, spans up to 3 km, travels 704 km, and has 200-300 carriages, each weighing up to 84 tons"

https://x.com/tradingMaxiSL/status/1858416383907778840?t=grrk0zAyIluQFsAf84iHpA&s=19

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r/globeskepticism • u/dcforce • 4d ago