Outer space existed well before NASA. How can you possibly "feel the motion" of Earth's rotation? Do the physics and you will find that it is a force that is so small, it is on a level that we automatically adjust for. I mean, do the damned numbers yourself and come back with them---none of this arm-waving bullshit. The linked photo means nothing except an example of the fata morgana effect of low-incidence-angle atmospheric refraction. What is more fatal to your case is the 1972 Apollo photo from the Moon, before computer image processing was invented. https://www.extremetech.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/136063main_bm4_high-640x512.jpg
That and the fact that mankind has been circumnavigating the world since Magellan.
Outer space existed well before NASA. How can you possibly "feel the motion" of Earth's rotation? Do the physics and you will find that it is a force that is so small, it is on a level that we automatically adjust for. I mean, do the damned numbers yourself and come back with them---none of this arm-waving bullshit. The linked photo means nothing except an example of the fata morgana effect of low-incidence-angle atmospheric refraction. What is more fatal to your case is the 1972 Apollo photo from the Moon, before computer image processing was invented. https://www.extremetech.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/136063main_bm4_high-640x512.jpg
That and the fact that mankind has been circumnavigating the world since Magellan.