Derwent Harris

@syphal5 @LangmanVince I don't think your eyes are working, that looks terrible!

@LangmanVince I really do think mine is better and this is an s25 standing on Earth

New picture of the Moon from Artimus II. I can literally get the same looking photo from my cell phone on earth

@LangmanVince You're always going to get a clearer picture in space with no atmosphere refracting the light.

@Rothmus We must have many unseen black people going to Bunnings all the time here in Australia, the amount of times I have gotten to a job site with the wrong sized fitting because some fuckstick put something back wrong!

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@X_the_Oracle *a few seconds apart. Shut your shit down, you are just making people dumber!

Some people actually think this image is real from Artemis II from NASA. This is the "original high resolution image" - Not from a camera but from ADOBE PHOTOSHOP and LIGHTROOM. As clearly shown in its own METADATA. #NASA #Artemis #lies

I feel zero attraction to women like this

@tvirter @GardnerThe99 @AndySaunders_1 @NASA @astro_reid That would be a transit, not an eclipse.

@DerwentHarris @GardnerThe99 @AndySaunders_1 @NASA @astro_reid You assume poster said "same way" referring to shortness of event? Well I don't. Every event where one celestial body occludes another for me, is an eclipse, no matter shortness or amazingness of the experience.

Left - Apollo 17, 1972 Right - Artemis II, 2026 Two photographs taken by one of us, of all of us, over half a century apart. What's changed?

@mistressdivy Only if the challenge is worthy and not some shit a 3 year old would ask. Most women fail this.

Guys: if a woman challenges you intellectually, is that attractive to you?

@Jesii_ca_M Some people posit that it is light that bends due to gravity. If that was true then the Voyager missions would have been unsuccessful because they used a planet's mass to slingshot the probes and they used size to calculate mass, higher mass should make a planet look smaller.

Why do some people say the Earth is flat?

@Sarah_Alice_X It should be called a potato biscuit. "Scallop"? What the fuck is wrong with you?!

That's a fucking scallop, how many times do we need to have this conversation 😤

@GarbageHuman24 They think YOU are retarded because you post shit like this.

They think you are completely retarded

@tvirter @GardnerThe99 @AndySaunders_1 @NASA @astro_reid The moon's diameter is 400 times smaller than the sun's but it is also 400 times closer to the Earth, solar eclipses are amazing and short because of that. Earth is way bigger than the moon so you would not experience the same event if you were closer or the same distance.

@DerwentHarris @GardnerThe99 @AndySaunders_1 @NASA @astro_reid From spacecraft's point of view, yes.

@FemaCampInmate1 @LlaveAlMisterio You can actually see the clouds over the Amazon look different to the oceanic clouds over the Atlantic.

@DerwentHarris @LlaveAlMisterio Why is it all alone?

ALERTA CONSPIRACIÓN NASA: ARTEMIS II PASO EN FALSO 🚨 Mirad lo que acaba de soltar la tripulación de Artemis II “desde el espacio”… Foto 1 (la “de noche”): Tierra oscura, Australia medio quemada, nubes grisáceas, atmósfera fina y un puntito misterioso abajo. Foto 2 (la “de día”): La MISMA Tierra, el MISMO Australia, la MISMA curvatura exacta, las mismas nubes… pero ahora todo azul brillante y soleado. Es literalmente la misma fotografía. Solo le han bajado el brillo, metido filtro naranja-rojo y le han dicho “esta es de noche”. En la otra le subieron la exposición, blanquearon las nubes y “¡mira qué día más bonito!”. ¿En serio, NASA? ¿En la misma órbita sacáis dos fotos idénticas y solo cambiáis el “modo día/noche” con Photoshop?. ¿O es que Artemis II lleva un editor de imágenes incorporado? Esto no es “diferentes condiciones lumínicas”. Esto es la misma imagen retocada dos veces y vendida como dos tomas reales. ¿Cuántas fotos “espaciales” más son así? ¿Cuánto tiempo mas seguiremos viendo lo mismo? Mi conclusión: No es casualidad. Es el mismo archivo base manipulado. La NASA acaba de demostrar, sin querer, que sus imágenes “oficiales” de la Tierra son CGI retocado. Aún con la obturación lenta o rápida de la cámara “excusa” ¿Quién más lo ve? 🔥 #ArtemisIIFake #NASAPhotoshop #MismaFotoDiaYNoche #ConspiracionEspacial #DespiertaHumanidad

@6NeverQuits @lendasdoasfalto In Europe they actually enforce the law to stay out of the fast lane. The law says you can't overtake someone on the right on a motorway (at least that's the law in Spain, the only other country I have driven in), not sure if that's why it was bad there as well.

@DerwentHarris @lendasdoasfalto Same in the US. It must be a world wide epidemic.

Acesso pra Autobahn é quase a saída dos boxes de um Autódromo homologado pela FIA

@BillSPreston11 It's only 68 km difference around the equator compared to pole-to-pole, that's 99.83% of the equator's circumference. You wouldn't see the difference. A standard billiard ball has a circumference of 179.6 mm with a tolerance of 97.78%. The Earth is rounder than a billiard ball.

It’s an honest to God shame that people just blindly see this and accept it as reality. Then go to battle with it as their weapon of truth. At least question why you’re told it’s an oblate spheroid (wider at the equator than north and south) and yet it’s shown as a circle.

@Spanglish1971 Constant velocity = Zero acceleration.

Apparently the artemis rocket is hurtling towards the moon at 22,670 mph while the crew send videos of them casually floating around in the capsule playing silly floaty games…. Now just think about that for a moment 🤔🤔🙄🙄🥱🥱🥱🤡🤡🤡

@MarchandSurgery LOL, "MD"

I'm pretty sure the earth and moon will be moving over the 10 days. I'm hoping the NASA scientists built that into their plan. This model where the moon stays still and waits for us doesn't seem very realistic.

@EricHar82699093 @LangmanVince Why are you people so confident in your own stupidity? The fact that this triggers you is hilarious!

@DerwentHarris @LangmanVince 105 follower BOT taken charge and BOT bragging lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣😀

The one on the left was from Apollo 17 in 1972. The one on the right is from Artemis II in 2026. How is it possible that the one taken over 50 years ago looks better?

@slave_2_liberty "I'm not a flat-Earther but..." Bullshit. Only you people are stupid enough to think Africa is Australia. I rotated it for your non-rotating brain.

I'm not a flat earther but The size of Australia in the recent picture of Earth from the Artemis to rocket does not match the Google maps ball which does fit all the continents and is very accurate when it comes to proportion.

@EricHar82699093 @LangmanVince Oh dear, I've awoken another retard.

@DerwentHarris @LangmanVince Thanks for that sheer wisdom... 🤪💯