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Flat horizons that rise up even at high elevations is not what we would see if the earth were curved. If curved the horizon would fall away the higher we go. The fish eye lens is clearly used in Red Bull video. --Dave

The Moon and Sun Angles don't add up --Dave

"Blue" is seen through the moon which means it's in the atmosphere not in deep "black" space. If we see "blue" sky and nothing else it means there is nothing there, idiot. --Dave

The pictures show the sky where there should be no sky. The sky should be blocked by the side of the moon that we don't see in some way if the moon is a "solid sphere", during the "day time". If the moon is way out in deep "black space" then why is it visible at all during the day time? And why...

There is not way the sky can be seen through half of the day time moon if the moon exists as a solid sphere. --Dave

According to this video the other side of the moon does not exist. It would be impossible to see the sky where the other half should be if it did exist. --Dave

Just comment on the video please. Tell me why half of the the day time moon is missing. --Dave Sent from my iPhone using TOL

Translucent - Transparent Moon - Daytime Moon Gazing --Dave

Self-Luminous/Translucent Moon --Dave

Star Trek the TV series had better effects. --Dave

No, Genesis does not say the earth is a light, you idiot! --Dave

Why is half of the moon blue as the sky??? This needs some explaining. This really surprises me. Everyone must see this whole video, it's not long. --Dave

There are many video that show the fish eye lens bending the horizon. At some point we should also see the circle of the earth, which is different than a curve because the curved earth should fall away from you dramatically the higher we go. --Dave

You can tell a fish eye video when the horizon bends back and forth from curved to straight. --Dave

If it can be shown that the phases of the moon are not consistent with the position of the sun then we have confirmed a self illuminating moon. --Dave

Why do we see the moon shinning every night when the sun is on the other side of the globe? We need visual confirmation for this argument so video is important. --Dave

We know the sun is a light and gives light, literally. We know the stars give light, literally. So, if we are to be consistent, the moon also is a light, that gives light. If it's night time where I am, and the sun is on the other side of the globe then why should I see the moon at all if it...

The phases of the moon are not consistent with the sun rays hitting it and reflecting off it. The ancient world knew that and is why they never proposed a earth to be a globe based on it. --Dave

NASA photoshop. Fish eye lenses also create an artificial curve as well. --Dave

It's a literal translation of Genesis to say the moon "is" a light. Genesis also says the sun "is" a light and the stars are lights. --Dave