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bigbrain
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I wrote:<br />"You surely at school have made some perspectives. <br />Well, if you have to make the perspective of a cube, you must first draw the horizon line, the virtual line that stay at the height of your eyes". <br /><br />You wrote:<br />"I'm not sure what that has to do with this picture. I'll admit that the horizon looks close, but also remember we're dealing with a body only 3000 miles wide with a vaccum for an atmosphere. So naturally the horizon will appear closer". <br /><br />For human eye a sphere of 3000 miles shows the horizon line almost like the earth.<br /><br />You wrote:<br />"I asked you for proof and you provided a picture of Buzz Aldrin on the Moon and some mumbo-jumbo about the horizon moving up to meet you. I ask you again for proof of your original statement that the pictures from the moon are obviously fake". <br /><br />You say "some mumbo-jumbo" because you do not know the perspective.<br /><br />Study the perspective and you will understand why this image is completely faked.<br /><br />Without talking about the lunar module shadow, too close to horizon: a few yards and the lunar module can fall off in the darkness of universe. <br /><br /><br /><br />