"Proof Revealed: The International Space Station is Actually a Hoax!"

 We've been monitoring the ISS live feed, and occasionally, we receive messages from viewers about strange lines appearing in the atmosphere above Earth. 

These lines span hundreds, if not thousands, of miles across the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, as observed from the Arabian Sea. One viewer, Jennifer Ramos, sent in footage showing these lines above India, but upon closer inspection, they don't align perfectly. In other photos and videos sent by viewers, the points where these lines intersect don't match up precisely. This is evident in the abrupt changes from blue to white, which wouldn't occur in a real sky due to atmospheric conditions.

Daniel Cain also submitted footage of something unusual in the sky, which doesn't resemble Jupiter or Venus based on their current positions. Some clips show what appears to be a version of Starlink satellite trains, but they look larger than usual. This raises questions about what's really happening up there.

Upon closer examination, these lines resemble stitching seen in flat Earth maps created by platforms like Zoom Earth. Such maps are pieced together from segments of the Earth's surface, resulting in visible seams. The similarity between these lines and those in stitched maps suggests that what we're seeing in the ISS live feed may not be an accurate depiction of Earth's atmosphere.