So is a soccer ball. But, if you film it right, I bet you could make the inner parts of the soccer ball appear to be a square.
I think the point in the video is that you can make an object appear round, which isn't round if you are intentionally filming it that way from inside a darkened room or "spacecraft" window.
The trick is when you do that, you can't film the spaces around the object you are filming to make appear round. Since your camera isn't able to make the object appear round and also show the space around that object because then the actual shape of the object being filmed would be known.
So where did the stars go? Why aren't they in the pictures?
Also, I don't know if the moon landings were fake or not, but isn't it odd they can't make it back there after nearly 55 years? During that time we went from "party lines" to cell phones more powerful than the computers they had in 1968. Did they "lose" the get to the moon technology ? This is a question fervent moon landing believers seem to have difficulty answering.
Actually, in some of the earliest interviews, the astro nots DID see stars on the moon missions. Then, after they were briefed or something.. they changed their minds. Haha. They also had a strange demeanor on their faces, as if they got scolded for something from then on. They didn't remember seeing stars anymore, and neither do the rest of the 500 or so people who supposedly have been in space since. Have you heard what happens to secret society members that blow whistles? I wouldn't talk either, just saying..
The excuse about the tech,other than all their lost footage/recycled parts lies, is that the newer digital stuff is more prone to radiation, making it glitch out. The old analog tech could withstand it better, and that actually does seem true in many ways.. They definitely don't make some things as good as they did back then, I can agree. Thing is, tech that blocks radiation has evolved so much in 55 years too, that there is no good excuse we haven't been going back and forth the whole time.
They had to wait until they could "hack" cheap go pro camera's, according to NASA. Had to wait until CGI is ironically at its peak too , but not go too overboard with it. Had to stay true to the original walt disney apollo mission footage, with all the same angles they used, etc.
Meanwhile, they are supposedly building a hollywood studio module to go in space, so Tom cruise can make movies. Yet they have to cheap out and use go pros on the orion.. FFS, I just can't, haha.