Flerfs are circulating an obvious AI image as “proof” NASA fakes space. They even added red circles around the horizon. Apparently, they were so busy investigating Earth’s curvature that nobody thought to count the fingers. 😂 “CAUGHT YA!” Yes. Yes, we did.

A lot of people may have forgotten about this, but it’s still out there! On February 6, 2018, Elon Musk launched his cherry-red Tesla Roadster into space aboard the maiden flight of SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket, complete with a spacesuit-wearing mannequin named “Starman” behind the wheel. This is actual camera footage recorded while the car was temporarily orbiting Earth. A few hours later, the rocket sent the Tesla into an elliptical orbit around the Sun, extending beyond the orbit of Mars. More than eight years later, it’s still out there, circling the Sun. Fun fact: The dashboard even displays the words “DON’T PANIC!” in tribute to The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. And somewhere out there, as a lasting reminder to every flat earther that Earth is a globe, a dummy in a spacesuit driving a Tesla Roadster is mocking you all. 🌎🚀

FLAT EARTHER: The Sun disappears at sunset because it gets too far away to see. ME: What’s farther away - the Sun or the stars? FLERF: The stars. ME: And what’s brighter - the Sun or the stars? FLERF: The Sun. ME: So we can see vastly farther, vastly dimmer stars… but the much closer, vastly brighter Sun becomes “too far away to see”? 🤔 Interesting. 🙄 BONUS PROBLEM: If the Sun were simply moving farther away across a flat Earth, it should get smaller and smaller as it approaches the horizon. It doesn’t. It stays essentially the same angular size right up to sunset. EXTRA CREDIT: If the Sun is circling above the flat Earth between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn, what geometric mechanism ever makes it go below the horizon? There isn’t one. In your FE “model,” it would remain visible to everyone everywhere all the time. It’s not. Checkmate, Flerfs.