Taking a full picture of Earth in a single shot is deemed impossible due to geometric limitations. The discussion centers around calculations based on data from the International Space Station (ISS) and the use of circle theorems to analyze the horizon and surface area beneath it. Irregularities were noted in the calculations, prompting questions about the underlying math. The conversation emphasizes the need for clarity in mathematical descriptions and encourages the use of LaTeX for presenting equations. Personal theories are discouraged, and participants are advised to focus on established mathematical principles rather than speculative ideas. The topic is suggested to be more relevant to topology and analysis than quantum mechanics.
