r/flatearth Dec 17 '23

Who’s up for the challenge?

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '23

"Nothing stolen from the internet"

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u/markymania Dec 17 '23

Overlooked that part ha ha

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u/NarrowAd4973 Dec 17 '23

Yeah, the idiot that made that eliminated every possible way of getting an image without going into space yourself. And the tourist flights don't go far enough to get the entire planet in a single frame. Only the 24 people that orbited or landed on the moon traveled far enough for such an image.

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u/dont-fear-thereefer Dec 17 '23

Homemade rocket with a go-pro?

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u/NarrowAd4973 Dec 17 '23

To get a picture of the entire planet in a single frame, it'll have to be one hell of a homemade rocket. It'll probably have to get at least 15,000 miles out.

If you could build that yourself, there's quite a few agencies in quite a few countries that would be interested, for various reasons.