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RE: KLYE Comic #14 - "HF 19 Serum"
Real-time images of the Earth, taken from the Japanese satellite Himawari 8
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Himawari_8
Real-time images of the Earth, taken from the Japanese satellite Himawari 8
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Himawari_8
Are you telling me that this looks REAL to you???
Looks as fake as NASA footage or even more!! Because space is not real, we never been to the moon..
Well obviously the yellow lines are an overlay to show you where the land masses are when it's cloudy or night, and you did happen to grab a shot when it was night time so you can't actually see most of the earth., but yes, this is the earth as seen from space.
ahh ok! That is earth from space?? Because all you show me is some computer graphic!!
So tell me one thing does this look more like a lunar module or a homeless tweaker shelter to you??
That is what NASA claim they went to the moon in in the 60s... and they can't go to the moon today, because of the "van allan belt"... lol... DUDE you need to do some research ... the earth is fucking flat..
Check out this video if you like:
The yellow outlines are an overlay over a photo. That shouldn't be hard to understand. I would have linked the real-time NASA feed of the earth first, but flat earthers get triggered by any mention of NASA,
But for what it's worth, here's the link to NASA's REAL (Non composite) photos of the earth...
https://epic.gsfc.nasa.gov/
Please prove a IMAGE, because when I go to your links I get all CGI! No photo.
What makes you think that this is CGI? And what would an image of the Earth have to look like for you to not think its fake? Or are you just going to deny every image ever shown to you? In which case there's no point now, is there?
It has to look real, for a start.
As I wrote, please post an IMAGE of the earth from space in a comment, that you think is a real photo of the earth from space. I would like to see that, because so fare you only send links, post the image right here to show us all the real deal!
This is not a photo:
thats what I saw in your links.