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Update: I checked the points of light to see if they were stars at astrometry.net - and they weren't.

Nice one; that seems to sort it. And in the comments the very excellent Dave Ridlen has written a bunch that explains it further: basically, yes, Rob Skiba was using a low res image, and that there is an even higher res one available, clocking in at 4145x4145. I downloaded that and the 'square'...

I was hoping to find an explanation of the "black square around the Earth" so-called 'proof' the Flat Earthers put out. (from 3:00 - if want to tell me how to embed to a specific time go right ahead :) ) Basically, he takes a photo of the Earth taken from a moon mission, zooms in, plays with...

Has this link been posted yet? I didn't see it. http://www.abc57.com/story/31830937/skyline-skepticism-the-lake-michigan-mirage It's an interview with the photographer of the Willis Tower mirage pic. He says it was taken from "the park to the south" - Warren Dunes State Park - and that the...

You'd think so, wouldn't you? But I doubt it somehow. I'd bet money they could come up with dozens of reasons why seeing a light in the sky which corresponds where the ISS is supposed to be doesn't prove anything.

I wish it were irrefutable proof - but since other vids and pictures have been labelled fake or even holograms, I doubt it. My latest tack is to challenge them to make an ossery/tellurion. If it's so easy to make one for the "fake" round Earth, should be even easier for the "real" flat Earth...