Virgin Galactic Rocket/Plane Video Shows Earth Without Curvature

By Lee Austin

Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic rocket/plane video shows earth without curvature. Take a look for yourself. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nrj_ia-mOMg

The straight edge of the flat and motionless earth can be seen three different times.  Forward to the 6:46 to 7:00 minute mark. The 8:22-8:59 minute mark. And the 9:17-9:40 mark.  From an altitude of 53 miles or 282,000 feet the earth shows no curvature.

I’m astounded no one bothered to attach a fish eye lens to the camera.  If you want to keep perpetuating the lie of the ball earth, someone needs to do their due diligence.  It’s not the high-def digital clarity that holds the key to deception. Rather it’s the lens of  perception through which your eyes view reality. In this case, the cameras lens brings the lie into focus. The only curvature is in the fish eye lens of the camera. It’s not the earth that has  curvature. But the lens itself creating the illusion of curvature. Like a mirage rising off a desert  highway in middle of the summer. These ultra-wide-angle lenses produce a strong visual  distortion. All the while creating a wide panoramic hemispherical image, like when a fish-eye lens  is tilted up or down in relation to the horizon. The result is the illusion of curvature. Tilting it  down creates an orb curved effect. Panning the shot from a low orbit position above to the flat  earth below displays the mirage of an orb curved effect. 

We’ve been programmed to believe we live on a magical, rotating ball with a circumference  of twenty-four thousand nine-hundred and one miles. If this were true, then logically the ball  would have curvature. To save time, here’s the Pythagorean curvature equation. Based on the  fictional round earth circumference of twenty-four thousand, nine-hundred and one miles, eight  inches times the distance squared. 1 mile=8 inches of curvature 2 miles= 32 inches of curvature 5 miles=16.6 feet of curvature 10 miles= 66.6 feet of curvature 20 miles= 266.6 feet of curvature 

For example, a boat ten miles off shore should be sixty-six-point-six feet below eye level or  visible horizon. It’s not. On a flat earth, the horizon always rises to your eye level. Whether  standing on a beach or the penthouse of an ocean-front building. That’s because it’s flat. What we  believe is the earth’s curvature is the vanishing line of perspective from our point of  view. The flat horizon changes in relation our vantage point. Whether its viewed from ground  level or a jet at thirty-five thousand feet, each flat horizon will have a different line of perspective.  A boat disappearing over the vanishing line of perspective comes back into view through a pair of  binoculars. An impossibility if the earth were a ball. There’s a reason they call it sea level. Water will always find its level. To believe the heliocentric, spinning ball theory you must believe that the water’s surface is in the shape of  what’s underneath. If earth was a ball, jets would have to compensate for the curvature with a constant downward  trajectory. Otherwise they would crash into water firmament dome. In truth, jets fly level because  there isn’t any curvature. 

The artificial horizon instrument in the cockpit of a plane indicates whether the pilot is flying  level to the horizon. This gauge is a mechanical gyroscope without a single internal electrical  component, adjusting itself into an upright position indicating a level flight in relation to the  ground. Therefore, if a jet followed the true curvature of the fictional earth ball, the artificial  horizon should roll back to reflect curvature. The constant flat line on the artificial horizon  instrument proves the horizon is always flat. In addition, the sundial, periscope, and lighthouse  could not function on a round spinning ball. 

What about the Coriolis Effect? This is whereby a mass moving in a rotating system  experiences the Coriolis force, acting perpendicular to the direction of motion and to the axis of  rotation. This is the fictional cousin to gravity. In theory, the Coriolis Effect deflects moving  objects to the right in the Northern hemisphere and to the left in the Southern. It’s allegedly the  force that makes a plane conform to the curvature of the earth. So much fiction, so little time. 

Job Chapter 38 Verses 4-7 says, “Where were you when I laid the earth’s foundation?” Tell me,  if you understand. Who marked off its dimensions? Surely you know! Who stretched a measuring  line across it? On what were its footings set, or who laid its cornerstone?” 

The evolutionary, heliocentric theory states that you live on a spinning ball rotating at one  thousand miles per hour. Simultaneously, this fictional earth ball is traveling around a burning sun  ball at sixty-six-thousand miles per hour, as the sun and other ball planets orbit the Milky Way  galaxy at four-hundred and eight-six-thousand miles per hour. These heavenly bodies within the  Milky Way galaxy are collectively expanding from the original Big Bang at six-hundred-andseventy-million miles per hour. The foundational belief of the Big Bang Theory is as follows: “Two of dots collided.” Ha ha ha!!… I love the evolutionary child-like faith of Darwin!  The indoctrination began in kindergarten, focusing our innocent, impressionable eyes on the  ubiquitous, fictional ball. So thorough was our brainwashing we believed a magical, invisible  force called gravity makes the oceans, buildings and people stick to the fictional round ball, all the  while spinning faster than the speed of sound. Gravity is why people in Australia don’t fall off the  earth. 

Truth be told, gravity doesn’t exist. Rather, it’s a question of density.  If its lighter than air, it rises. If it’s heavier than air, it falls. No gravity; just density. A helium  balloon rises because it’s lighter than the atmosphere. Those who adhere to the illusion of gravity  believe it’s powerful enough to conform the oceans to the planet. And yet weak enough for a  butterfly to stay aloft. Gravity must be believed, or the spinning ball heliocentric model …. wait  for it…. falls flat.

Lee Austin is the author of “Morning Star’s Tale”  

https://morningstarstale.com/