The video is from data taken around September 8, 2020 05:26:17 UTC.
There doesn't seem to be any way to look at historical satellite data on the website.
The guy in the video seems convinced that the DEW is land based, but what he's looking at is a 2D representation of 3D space. To me it looks like the beam is space based and the satellite picture is taken from another angle in space, which on a 2D surface makes the beam appear to come from a different angle.
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truf_tales ago
why aren't there any videos of the 1000s of satellites orbiting the earth?
wanderingblade ago
I honestly don't know what to make of that issue. I don't see how satellites can even work, I don't think gravity is how they describe it, there is just a downward force. Objects aren't attracted to each other, there is no proof of gravity
Unchosen1 ago
2 points:
Satellites are constantly "falling" they aren't floating or held up. They are positioned at a certain height so due to the curve of the earth they continue to stay at the same relative height. It's like one of those coin race machines where the coin goes around and around the funnel. Eventually all satellites fall to earth.
Gravity is very weak. Look at how easily you can you can jump off the ground. Your legs are more powerful than the gravitational force of the entire earth. Perhaps it's that gravity isn't intuitive to you?
beefartist ago
Point number 2 sounds reasonable...point number 1? If you believe the earth is curved you haven't taken much time to think about it, let alone perform any number of simple experiments to prove otherwise. Probably should stop being a condescending cunt about it until you do
Elcycs ago
I've personally performed the simple experiment of sailing East until I got back to where I started. Unless the stars we use to navigate rotated just for me and no one else noticed we're on a sphere.
beefartist ago
That still doesn't prove the earth is a globe nor that it is spinning
Elcycs ago
Yeah, it does.
beefartist ago
You watch your tone or I will have you keelhauled when we cross the equator.