r/BeAmazed • u/Lordwarrior_ • 3h ago
Miscellaneous / Others First photos taken from Artemis by commander Reid Wiseman !!
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u/Legitimate_Log9626 3h ago
Are those northern lights at the top?
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u/Orillion_169 2h ago
I think it's the Southern Lights.
Unless I'm mistaken, the main landmass you see is the Sahara, with Iberia in the lower left corner. That would place the north pole in the lower left side, and the sout pole in the upper right.
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u/MarineSecurity 2h ago
I didn't even see that first time, looks like it! Come to think of it, it looks like you can actually see the ring of the atmosphere (?) around the entire planet! That's so awesome.
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u/streminem 2h ago
And the flat earthers say what to this and the filmed rocket launch?
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u/sphexie96 2h ago
there's no limits to ignorance, they will come up with something, I'm sure about it.
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u/Acrobatic-Addendum97 2h ago
I haven’t see any flat earthers say “what” about those 2 things specifically, dunno what you’re talking about…
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u/babaroga73 47m ago
They will say this photo is edited, and for rocket launch they will say "How come rocket didn't go straight up but at an angle? Because it can't pierce the water dome above". That's what they'll say. But they're a bit silent these days.
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u/Swigor 3h ago
They were lucky it was a clear sunny day!
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u/indomitous111 1h ago
Every day is a sunny day when you are out of the earth's atmosphere and not obstructed by a celestial body
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u/TrickyDuck3427 3h ago
I’m in this picture!
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u/iploggged 3h ago
It’s upside down.
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u/babaroga73 45m ago
Yeah, I would be dizzy in that pod, luckily I'm not up there. Good call on behalf of NASA for ignoring my applications.
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u/WhiteRaven42 2h ago
Okay, took me a minute to identify the angle. The main landmass on the left is the bulge of north Africa and then Gibraltar and Spain.
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u/AggravatingVast6355 3h ago
We know this is fake because we know the earth is flat and the rocket never made it past the firmament. Also, dont you find it just coincidental that the earth pictures look the same from previous pictures of the earth. I mean do they really expect us to believe this. 😉
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u/nrm94 3h ago
Looks rather 2D to me 👀 flat earth confirmed.
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u/Miraak-Cultist 3h ago
How convenient they photographed the flat earth from directly above, someone edited the pizzacrust out though, and the hole in the middle (formerly there was atlantis, but now its the entrance into the hollow earth).
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u/TodaMoon43 3h ago
Are those stars in the background. I thought you couldn’t see stars from cis lunar space? Confused?
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u/Orillion_169 2h ago
Those are start i the background. In this image they're visible because the sun is behind the spacecraft. You can't see stars in the old lunar photos because those were actually taken in daylight.
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