Starlink Mission Broadcasts Straight Edge Of Flat Earth (Video)

By Lee Austin 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqAppamdGyo

Go to the 21:24 minute mark of the above video and you’ll see the straight edge of the flat earth. Apparently the folks over at Starlink decided to not affix a fisheye lens to their camera.  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. There’s no denying that videos taken from above distinctly show the earth’s curvature.  However, 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. Lee Austin is the author of “Morning Star’s Tale”   https://morningstarstale.com/