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LMAO username checks out. The things I see on the internet are just insane.

  1. The Command and Service Module was less than 13 feet in diameter. To claim that you could use 13 feet of distance to make a ~100s of miles away earth look like it is ~100k miles is ludicrous.

  2. This argument is using the vista paradox in the wrong direction. The vista paradox causes a distant object to appear near when you are far away from the window. A moon hoax would require an effect that causes a nearby object to appear distant when you are far away from the window (ignoring the fact that the we cannot get farther from the window than 13 feet here).

5 hours ago
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LMAO username checks out. The things I see on the internet are just insane.

  1. The Command and Service Module was less than 13 feet in diameter. To claim that you could use 13 feet of distance to make a ~100s of miles away earth look like it is ~100k miles is ludicrous.

  2. This argument is using the vista paradox in the wrong direction. The vista paradox causes a distant object to appear near when you are far away from the window. A moon hoax would require an effect that causes a nearby object to appear distant when you are far away from the window (ignoring the fact that the we cannot get farther from the window than 13 feet here).

My usual point still stands. People would take these theories more seriously if they weren't always so sloppy. Don't worry though, moon hoax theories do not even begin to approximate how asinine flat earth ones are.

5 hours ago
1 score
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LMAO username checks out. The things I see on the internet are just insane.

  1. The Command and Service Module was less than 13 feet in diameter. To claim that you could use 13 feet of distance to make a ~100s of miles away earth look like it is ~100k miles is ludicrous.

  2. This argument is using the vista paradox in the wrong direction. The vista paradox causes a distant object to appear near when you are far away from the window. A moon hoax would require an effect that causes a nearby object to appear distant when you are far away from the window (ignoring the fact that the we cannot get farther from the window than 13 feet here).

5 hours ago
1 score