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Understood. Since it takes a telescope/camera combo, it would be shot through a telescope and the origin would be unverifiable. So, seeing for one's self would be the only true way to know, unless it was videotaped. Even then, image manipulation is near indistinguishable.

Lunar eclipse March 8-9 occurs over Indonesia and is expressed in my model. Although admittedly there is a few degrees (a little more then 10) of error I found at the starting point of the moon in my animation. It should be slightly further East. You can though slow and stop my animation at the...

A great example is the Notre Dame Antwerp spire standing 403 feet high from the foot of the tower, with Strasburg measuring 468 feet above sea level. With the aid of a telescope, ships can be distinguished on the horizon and captains declare they can see the cathedral spire from an amazing 150...

I can also see mountains over 100 miles away in both the East and West in the San Joaquin valley of California, and I'm near sea level.

Lighthouses in good weather, can be seen from over 100 miles away at sea.

Proof is simple...., water falls. The hard part, is the deprogramming of Plato's cave dwellers. First one is Daylight Savings timezones. Second is standard timezones.

After reviewing Chinese and Indonesian sea charts along with angles of solar noon worldwide. I have made further corrections to my model.

Here are some cloud(weather) patterns for ya.

North America put on alot of weight in 2012. Glad to see she slimmed down a bit. o_O

Globalists, with their eyes wide shut, would say this is all coincidence....

If you did actually look at them, this is what you would see.

My previous animation had an error of under 0.3% in the moon's movements. Here is the corrected version.

The wise man knows himself to be a fool. The fool thinks he is a wise man. :blsmoke:

It was just a bit of humor.:lol:

According to the Eskimo's, they were the first to ride Santa's sleigh.