What's your point? I managed to hide Africa, Asia, Europe, Australasia, most of South America and a lot of ocean on the other side of this globe. With a different lens I could probably make North America look even bigger. Satellite images are not all taken from the same height.

If you have an alternative world model then it needs to account for tides, timezones, seasons, earthquakes, volcanoes, hurricanes, gravity, magnetic poles, weather patterns, planetary/lunar orbits, eclipses, radio transmission, long-haul navigation and much more. That's a big ask and the millions of people who study those things would all need to be conspiring if their model were wrong. Scepticism can be good, but when the evidence is overwhelming you have to wonder if you are on the wrong track.