Where is the moon? Where are the stars? The sun does not cause a "light spot".
If you can see it from 70 miles away you should certainly be able to see it from "thousands" of miles away.
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Where is the moon? Where are the stars? The sun does not cause a "light spot".
If you can see it from 70 miles away you should certainly be able to see it from "thousands" of miles away.
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Take that same ball outside on a sunny day. Take a photo of it with the sun behind you (your shadow should be next to it). Where is the light spot?
As far as the moon,
The green bit is sue to the nature of the camera used. The last several photos are from the DSCOVR which is at the L1 lagrange point. The main camera builds full color images by swapping out filters to capture red, green, and blue (there are actually 10 filters in all that capture various other wavelengths including those we can't see). It takes about 30 seconds to get all three shots to get a full color shot like this. Hence the artifact.
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Then how else do you explain the Greater light and Lesser light being inside the firmament, which is a dome?
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The position of the OP reminds me of this scripture:
Romans 1:22 Professing to be wise, they became fools,
Romans 1:22 Professing to be wise, they became fools,
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Genesis is not a poetic language.
Neither are the HUNDREDS of Flat Earth Bible Verses...
And.....Zero Globe Earth verses
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I work with satellite imagery. I have watched satellites in orbit with my own eyes.
Just look up, man. We are not under some dome with holes poked in it. We are on a ball.
Just look up, man. We are not under some dome with holes poked in it. We are on a ball.
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Satellites can go around a flat earth. Looking up only proves the firmament.
If we were on a globe the sky wouldn't look like a dome.
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The reason I say that is because he's trying to be wise with man made ideas, and not trusting in the Word of God.
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"He that justifieth the wicked, and he that condemneth the just, even they both are abomination to the LORD." - Proverbs 17:15
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