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@xonphused If what you are saying is true, then why are you making this post? Do you go around telling people Santa isn't real? Of course you wouldn't, that would be silly.

Dear Christians and Muslims your religion is not special. The only reason your religion became the most popular in the world today was through conquest and wars. Not through divine revelation, some supernatural phenomena or some spiritual enlightenment.

Simple.

@JadeK526 You've got to have faith. youtu.be/l-EdCNjumvI

@GariJones227 What is the circumference of the moon? What is 6800 miles away from me? Now I'm in Tokyo. What place is 6800 miles away from me? No, I could get to Istanbul from Arkansas, remember?

@CBTucker3 Prove me wrong then.

To flerfs, this is not fake. Here is the telemetry data for April 6th. Matches the video. svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/5632/ Here is a Nikon D5 picture corresponding to the video time, exif data included. images.nasa.gov/details/art002… Cropped still & photo, landmarks are same. Not Fake.

You want me to do math. Fine. I need help. The Moon’s average radius is about 1,737 km (1,079 miles). 🌕 Result Circumference ≈ 10,921 km ≈ 6,783 miles So if you could walk all the way around the Moon once at the equator, you'd travel about 6,800 miles. For comparison: Earth’s circumference ≈ 24,901 miles 👉 The Moon is about 27% the size of Earth in circumference. (24,901 miles around...? Do you believe that?) omnicalculator.com/math/circumfer…

@RCragwall @amitylee13 Rita is right.

@amitylee13 Catholics not Christians. He is the one Jesus looks at & says I never knew you. He sells dogma. He is a leader of a small recognized country. Extremely rich. Catholics are global. It's global dogma and not worth listening to. He has no authority per Jesus. Much ado about nothing

Please stop forming your opinions of Pope Leo as if he needs to be on a red team or a blue team. He’s on team Jesus! The Pope is the Bishop of Rome, not a political figure. He shepherds Christians globally with the message of the gospel; peace, love and charity.

@amitylee13 He sits on a golden throne, and people worship him instead of Jesus. If you can't see what is wrong with that picture, then God help you.

@yakisoba404 @tinachella Soba, a job doesn't define you. We are all on the same level.

@CBTucker3 @tinachella aw and what do you do?

“I am an astronaut. One thing I am not is a Kardashian.” — Koch, 2016. Okay Swiftie! ❤️

@yakisoba404 @tinachella I'm an artist with mad skills. youtu.be/xObxjCx9WSA

@Curious_WRLD @amazing_physics That is all they use, because the Earth isn't a floating ball!

@amazing_physics Waiting for the comment "it's because it's a fish eyes lens !" 🤡

NOT FLAT… View of earth from ISS #Artemis

@amazing_physics Where was that window on the little thing they landed in?

@Uncommon5ense @DrNeilStone I didn't get the vaccine. I think the cotton swabs strangers were putting up people's noses on the side of the road spread whatever it was.

@DrNeilStone Covid vax didn’t cause blood clots or anything

Chemtrails don't exist Turbo cancer doesn't exist Covid does exist Covid vaccines worked Ivermectin doesn't work for Covid Ivermectin doesn't work for cancer Vaccines eradicated smallpox Vaccines don't cause autism Thanks and have a wonderful day!

@DrNeilStone Nuclear bombs do not exist. Space travel does not exist. Taxes do not exist.

@yakisoba404 @tinachella No, she hasn't.

@CBTucker3 @tinachella she has been to space

@gustav0cardenas Who pointed the camera up?

Se habla de cómo se llegó a la Luna, pero casi nunca de cómo salieron de ella. La escena es simple: dos astronautas dentro de un módulo del tamaño de un ascensor, sentados sobre la única máquina que podía sacarlos de la superficie lunar. Si ese motor fallaba, no había plan B. No existía un “rescate”. Era despegar… o quedarse ahí para siempre. El Módulo Lunar “Eagle” dejó atrás sus patas, su base y todo lo que no fuera estrictamente necesario. Solo despegó la parte superior: un cascarón ligero con un motor hipersensible que debía encenderse una sola vez y sin margen de error. El 21 de julio de 1969, Armstrong y Aldrin activaron el motor de ascenso. No hubo cuenta regresiva épica ni música heroica. Solo un encendido limpio, una vibración corta y el Eagle levantándose en silencio absoluto, dejando una nube de polvo que tardó segundos eternos en asentarse. Mientras subían, el módulo tuvo que ejecutar una coreografía precisa para encontrarse con el Módulo de Servicio y Mando, donde Michael Collins los esperaba en órbita. Un error de ángulo, de velocidad o de sincronización… y no había segunda oportunidad. El acoplamiento fue perfecto. Se transfirieron, sellaron la nave, soltaron el Eagle y lo dejaron morir en órbita lunar. Desde ahí, el viaje de regreso a la Tierra ya era “simple”: encender motores, tomar trayectoria y caer en el Pacífico. Así fue la salida del Apolo 11: nada de tomas hollywoodense, solo ingeniería al límite, un motor que debía funcionar sí o sí, y dos humanos apostando su vida a una chispa exacta en el vacío.

@bikinatroll A bitch is a dog. Wake up.

@CBTucker3 Self identification is a bitch, huh?

Flat earthers in the 21st century.

Listen and make your own song with Suno. suno.com/s/Y2msR8A8vO6g…

It's Lit! It's Lit! #bulldog #funny youtu.be/Gknb9KM7h4E?si… via @YouTube