He has a point…

Pull up a photo of a city on your phone. Put your phone at one end of a long hallway and you go to the other. Tell me if you can make out any details of the photo. Now turn off the lights in the hallway, and tell me if you can see whether your phone is on. You’re welcome. 👍

Have you ever flown in a plane ✈️?

Can't believe people are this stupid. Them are CITY LIGHTS. CLUSTERS OF LIGHTS IN THE CITIES

Why can’t we see stars during the day?

New York, daytime, from space - urban sprawl plainly visible:

Skepticism/curiosity are good, even when it seems absurd at first. I don’t mock Flat Earthers because skepticism is good. But I know the earth isn’t flat and the moon and stars are real, because the complex math all ties and makes sense. Math doesn’t lie, but people sure do. Having said that, it’s obvious to any curious researcher that we didn’t land on the moon in ‘69, although we have since. We didn’t meet the ambitious goal, and our gov’t clearly faked a landing for national morale at the height of the Cold War. Our government lies a lot, and any sane, intelligent person should be able to see that. This video is most likely partially or fully rendered because the author is right that there should be a bit more detail and variation, although without knowing the elevation of the satellite it’s inconclusive. He’s NOT a complete idiot as so many have stated. We know NASA does a lot of rendering, including the photos of full Earth. The real problem is that when so many things in our world and knowledge database is fake/wrong, it’s no wonder we’ve become skeptical about everything, even the obvious truth when it is mathematically conclusive.

Or chicago, how about:

Probably took him over 20 minutes to make the video. Could have spent 5 minutes researching and not look foolish.

Who’s that intelligent chap? 💀👊🤙🫡 Thanks for sharing man.

CGI is what I see, surely by now you would realize NASA lies, space is fake, the satellites are balloons circling over the magnetic plane. Heliocentrism is disillusion. The firmament is around 385,000 over the north pole Don't mind me though Imagination is wonderful I guess