Yes, perspective limits our view of the stars. This video explains better than I can: https://www.bitchute.com/video/zMCL7aMvP19Z/
I've seen this video before. It relies on the notion that the stars are very close to the flat Earth. That's a more ridiculous claim than the Earth being flat. I asked YOU to explain it not point me to some video. You guys never actually provide any 'proof' yourself. You just pass out links to videos made by others. That reinforces the idea that FE is just a psyop. Do some actual work yourself and show me how it works with the stars not being within the distance of the Earth's radius and making the firmament not cover the entirety of the flat Earth.
I don't have unlimited resources. This is the best I've got to help explain this to you.
How do you know the stars are farther away?
How do you know the stars are farther away?
The focal lengths of the mirrors used on astronomical telescopes are incredibly long. Planetary telescopes have shorter focal lengths. You can't use an astronomical telescope such as the Hubble Space Telescope to see the planets sharply because of the differences in their focal length requirements. Conversely, planetary telescopes can't sharply resolve distant stars because their focal length is too short and the images become fuzzy from being out of focus. That alone is proof that the stars are very far away compared to the planets. This can be measured and the mirrors certainly are made with that in mind.
Also, the light from distant stars arrives at Earth as parallel rays of light due to any photons not on axis to the Earth would diverge off at angles that would not illuminate the Earth. This is why stars 'twinkle' with atmospheric disturbance and planets do not. Planets and any other nearby celestial objects including the Sun do not have parallel rays of light because their 'disk' is relatively large in our field of view and more off-axis photons can reach us. This is why you don't get ultra-sharp shadows from sunlight in normal conditions but you can during solar eclipses. How does the FE psyop explain that, hmm?
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