Flat Earth 'evidence' That SHOWS CURVATURE

The Guinness World Record holding photograph by Mark Bret is often cited by Flat Earthers of proof that the Earth can't be curved, but if you actually break the image down, it proves the existence of curvature

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#flatearth #globe #picgaspard #worldrecord

[OldBenOne]

NASA paid the mountain to look smaller.

[baltoflyer]

I like that with "this would be too far away to see on a globe" pictures, they never seem to notice that a huge chunk of the bottom of what they're looking at is missing.

[Adrenain]

I love how flatties will regularly use this image as "proof of flat earth", yet when I've asked in the past why I can't see the mountains of Ireland from Wales here in the UK, the response is usually, "Our eyes can't see that far", yet it's less than half the distance.

[deadend]

you know whats funny that that advanced curve calculator had more "science" in it than all of the flerf talking points combined.

[willvgo]

It gets even better when they spend $20000 on a gyroscope and find... what was it?
a 15 degree per hour drift
Thanks, Bob

[MrOttopants]

Flat earthers are some of the most expert in things they've never done.

[Mbvillain]

That doggo doesn't care if the Earth is flat or a globe, it's just there for the love!

[yeetskeet]

3:25 you went quiet so quickly i was fully expecting a facetime call to come in 😂

[primonomeultimonome]

Gotta love flerfs' double standards: they pretend "you can see too far" by leaving out refraction, and then proceed to forget _you can never see far enough_ to be on their imaginary pancake.

[jamesdelius]

Flerfs: "This world record proves the earth is flat."

Devil's Advocate: "Really? So why is the world record *only* 443km then?"

[glennglazier]

As a Physicist myself, I tip my hat at this brilliant and THOROUGH explanation!
Well done.

[chlochlo_the_T_BAG]

its hilarious that there are MULTIPLE ARGUMENTS _AND_ EXPERIMENTS that tried to prove the earth is flat that did the opposite

[mugogrog]

I very much enjoy the vibe of the video, it's not demeaning or ridiculing. At the same time being very informative. Please do keep making content like this.

[AdamJermaneJones]

Thank you flat Earthers! Without you, this amazing video wouldn’t exist and I wouldn’t have learned about atmospheric refraction

[ShiroTheDumbass]

I love how your dog stared at you in the begining like "No... not this bullshit again..."
He is visibly done with flat earthers

[quinbatcheller]

I really appreciate how this channel has a minimal amount of "gawking at the loonies" and bullying. I feel like insulting the beliefs of people like flat earthers only drives them further into their echo chambers. I know many of them will refuse to listen to calm rationality and reason, but it's still the best course of action if we want any of them to come around to science. A lot of flat earth debunk channels lay on the righteousness and basically bully flat earthers for believing what they do, and if that's the main focus of someone's content then they're just picking on people, and it's not very educational. Thats why this channel is awesome, you poke a little fun but it's not to the point of being cruel or self righteous, and for the most part your just presenting the evidence. I think that's great.

[oMuStiiA]

The fact that the mountain is only visible under the right conditions also proves that atmospheric distortion has to be involved, because otherwise that would mean the mountain is magically shrinking and growing or disappearing and reappearing. But flat earthers only ever seem to care about natural phenomenon when they can try to manipulate it in their favour.

I love your dog btw.

[FatWhiskyDrinkingGuy]

Came for the flerf, stayed for the doggo! 🐕

[Nappylox]

What’s so funny again is that the individual that took the pic explains how and why it was done. And a flat earther still wants to try and use this to prove the earth is flat. These are quickly becoming my favorite videos.

[tjjones]

Flatearth map reward now over $91M. Antarctica is optional. The challenge that makes fe'rs pee a little in their pants...