@Incogni17422663 Sweet dreams (of Flat Earth)!

@PeterCiszewski Thanks for making new #Flatearth ers every day

@Incogni17422663 Damn you, stop making excellent points! 😆

@Incogni17422663 "One small step, One giant screen" was a ground breaking blockbuster of its day. Golden globe winning movie.

@Incogni17422663 The famous "Earthrise" photo taken by the Apollo 8 mission shows Earth rising over the lunar horizon. This was possible because the spacecraft was orbiting the Moon, allowing the crew to see Earth rising and setting over the lunar horizon, much like we see the Moon rise and…

@Incogni17422663 Correct the moon does not rotate*...helio-folks that is what says. So this is a good point in the pic. No earth rising or setting on muh lunar scape🤣

@Incogni17422663 There are no images from the moons surface with the earth close to the horizon. All surface pictures containing earth show it close to nadir. The images that actually show earth over the horizon are ones taken when in orbit around the moon.

@Incogni17422663 Good point, and they didn't go. Boy what a production it was.🙄🙄🙄

@Incogni17422663 Truth

@Incogni17422663 @NASA any response to this ?

@Incogni17422663 For references, these are impossible because the moon does not rotate; it's tidally locked.

@Incogni17422663 Gnite

@Incogni17422663 They didn’t think that far ahead lol

@Incogni17422663 Hmm good point honestly

@Incogni17422663 When I tell this to people they usually give me the fluoride stare. You know the one.

@Incogni17422663 For those who haven't seen this yet, A fantastic break down of the moon landing.

@Incogni17422663 @Disposable1OG ... no it's a 12 o'clock position all they have to do is look straight up . the moons rotation is with the earth

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@Incogni17422663 They didn't see or photograph the earth coming up over the moon horizon. What you are referring to is a photo taken on the Apollo 8 mission from the command module as it orbited the moon.