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Username: toybrandon
Date: 2019-10-22 12:17:06
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I've seen quite a bit of the research regarding stars I think you are alluding to. My working theory on why we don't see stars in NASA's space videos is that it is one thing they can't fake because it introduces a ton of room for error.Hey @toybrandon
I'm not sure how to answer your thoughts with any certainty at the moment. I haven't thought about it much - one thing at a time. You certainly aren't alone with those kind of thoughts tho. Do I think what you are ascertaining is the case? No.
I don't have all the answers regarding why stars are not visible in supposed pictures, and videos from space. I have seen countless people flame on such pictures and videos. I suppose I have another homework project to do.
Funny - the video below was posted in the thread that this thread spun out of, but nobody mentioned that there are no stars visible in that video either.
At this point, I'd guess there is a reasonable explanation as to why we don't see any stars in the video above - and in many other videos from space as well.
I am not the professional photographer here, specifically not the one that has experience taking pictures from such altitudes, and/or from that environment.
Additional information - Edited...
Ok - so, I did a little bit of digging around, and what I'm coming up with is pretty much what I would've guessed.
There are a lot of pictures of the sun from balloons, and other things from space to be looked at. Have you ever noticed how much different the sun looks in those pictures compared to what we see here on earth?
I am working on finding some decent links for you to check out. Hopefully I will be able to add them to this post before my time to edit runs out.
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Ok - I have looked over enough of what Google has to offer me at the moment. If I post some of those links here, all hell is going to break loose, and nobody wants that. Please do some homework on the question/s at hand. In the meantime, I will be doing more research myself.
Back on the OP topic in general - There was some information posted earlier in this thread that suggests that there have been some RF experiments done that somehow concluded that the earth may be concave. Interesting...
My father is a registered ham radio operator, and has been since before I was born. I have never heard anything about such studies.
Some of what I know about - which is a well known phenomenon to ham radio operators - and I have personally experienced it with CB radio during it's peaks myself.
Radio propagation - Wikipedia
I can remember talking with people on a CB radio in Montana in my late teens, and they were from places as far away as Australia.
Obviously, I don't think that the high altitude balloon videos are faked in any way and I have no idea why you can't see stars in those videos. One possible explanation that would make sense is that the stars are below the level of those balloons. Not sure if this is plausible and I'm not proposing this as a serious explanation. I'm only saying that it would explain it.
O course, this is all predicated on not believing ANYTHING NASA puts out, which also includes any other space organization affiliated with NASA (pretty much all of them). They have been busted way too many times to be taken seriously about anything.
For the record, I don't claim to know the shape of the earth. I am fairly certain that the heliocentric model is an elaborate deception. There are very logical reasons why TPTB would choose to deceive us in this regard and I have my own suspicions as well. The flat, infinite plane model makes logical sense, but the world may be far stranger than we can conceive of given all of experience and context is based on this realm.
Regarding the appearance of the sun in the high altitude balloon videos: I have noticed the same thing - it looks very different than it does from the ground. I have also noticed that the angle of the sun doesn't seem right. The sun seems to be directly above the earth, but visible from the side view that the balloon's camera captures. If the sun were 93 million miles away, it would only be seen by pointing the camera directly away from the earth. The only times that the balloon's camera should be able to capture the sun is roughly up to 3 hours after sunrise and 3 hours before sunset. And even then, the sun should appear very distant. None of these balloon videos that I have seen support what is expected on a globe. I'm not sure if they support a concave model, because I've never seriously considered the concave theory.

