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@Pflip @ChrisMartzWX According that same "science", the plane would have to have gone 93 million miles further from the sun in order for the sun to appear half its size... and the light doesn't reach the air around the plane. Me thinks the old model is correct; the sun rotating above a flat plane.

@Pflip @ChrisMartzWX So, explain to me then... if the sun is 93 million miles away and appears the same size as the moon, because its 400x larger adn 400x further away, then how come it shrinks half its apparent size on a flight from NY to Moscow? Not to mention its dark around the plane.

The amount of anti-science conspiratorial buIIshit on this platform lately makes me utterly embarrassed to be a conservative.

@nicksortor @NASA @NASAAdmin I love women's space hair. They should let women in the army wear their hair long like that. I know.. too dangerous without the zero G to keep it floating all over.

🚨 BREAKING — IT'S OFFICIAL: NASA's Artemis II has BROKEN the distance record for the furthest humans have ever traveled into space 248,655 miles ONLY AMERICA could pull this off 🇺🇸 And in just hours, the Artemis crew will be going around the far side of the moon 🌖🚀

@penguin74us @RedpillDrifter ITs not a movie. Its REAL. They really launched a rocket, and we all saw it go out of sight. This adventure is out of sight man! No hidden hand BS. Well worth their 60 million a day in tax money.

@RedpillDrifter It’s a streaming app But flerf gonna flerf

Netflix is live streaming the moon "flyby" today. Just a friendly reminder Netflix is a movie app. You can't make this stuff up.

@channnnnyyyyy Perspective across a flat plane... everything meets at the "horizon, or limit of vision. That's why if you use a big zoom, the sun comes back up, ships reappear...etc.

The horizon is proof earth is round. when you look far, the land appears to meet the sky. That is literally what a sphere looks like. This isn’t even basic science. It’s common knowledge.

@Reubennotliving The message of that space "science" developed over centuries is all about God. youtube.com/watch?v=u7bygf…

Niggas believe in God but don’t believe the moon landing and space explorations

@butstupider @ChrisMartzWX "you people" I"m not a libtard dude.

@DuaneAustinK @ChrisMartzWX We never should have let you people have access to the internet

@Bello_7777 @ManaByte Nobody is saying something is going 17k mph... oh never mind. You're good. Carry on. They rely on you!

@DuaneAustinK @ManaByte Ok but you can literally see them at night if you try when looking at the sky. Ballons cannot go at 17k mph

If you think the Earth is flat, what do the letters in GPS stand for?

@Bello_7777 @ManaByte Oh come on, regarding the question of where are the photos of satellites, the science shills say you can't see them from earth, even with a zoom camera. But yeah, unlikely you see a golf cart over 100 miles away at night with no lights on it.

@Bello_7777 @ManaByte Project Loon. Look into it.. for 11 years Google (alphabet inc.) was setting up auto balloon launchers in remote areas to keep an array of balloons aloft and provide internet to the whole world. The named changed to project X. After 11 years it was canceled as starlink launched.

@DuaneAustinK @ManaByte Starlink?

Love their cartoons but they really ought to factor in the earth also moving at 500,000 mph, as is the case according to their nonsense "science". Nah, its Easter.. and the reality is, God created the world, a flat disc with a dome or firmament above, the sun and moon rotating.

@d2fl Finally! They're doing some science up there. Was beginning to think they were just gonna play with the floatie toy and take selfies.

Orion Crew in the cabin in preparation of donning their OCSS to test getting in and out of the suits rapidly in case of an emergency. This video is just over a minute and there is no audio until the end when the crew notes an issue to be fixed on later flights. Questions?

@miguelangelg093 *it comes from up in the air. Back in reality, you can't see a 747 at 9 miles high.

Menos conspiración, más radiofrecuencia: El Apolo 11 fue seguido por aficionados en 1969 y hoy tú mismo puedes seguir a los astronautas de Artemis con una antena parabólica y un SDR. La señal no miente: viene del espacio, no de un estudio. Es importante opinar con conocimiento.

@PhysicistTx @atensnut Yeah, its fake. A lot of people realize that. Get over it. If you're too dumb to see it, that's on you.

@DuaneAustinK @atensnut If you have a college degree, which I sincerely doubt, I'm sure it's not in any field of science or engineering. Fast food preparation?

Arriving at the exact location , at the precise moment…. One tiny error and it doesn’t happen. Simply amazing.

@liberaltroll29 @ManaByte Not going to "prove" anything to you. I already know. Its fake. Frauds. Con artists.. and a whole bunch of idiots.

@DuaneAustinK @ManaByte I’m not the one who claims it’s all a hoax. I do believe. It’s your endeavor to prove us all wrong.

Where is our 💰

@ArturoLisderoM @ManaByte Which you might want to consider how a radar wave can go all the way out on an ocean, hit the ship and go all the way around a curve... lol Yeah, its REAL!

@DuaneAustinK @ManaByte Oh. And how does GPS work in the middle of the ocean where there are no antennae?

@ArturoLisderoM @ManaByte Before it was GPS, it was Called LORAN and was exclusively for navigating on the ocean...where land based antenna triangulated the ships' positions.

@liberaltroll29 @ManaByte Lets see a photo!

@DuaneAustinK @ManaByte You can see the satellites for yourself but stupid imbeciles like you can afford even 200 bucks. amazon.com/Dianfan-Telesc…

@gustav0cardenas Cartoon Network?

La nave Orión que se desprendió del Artemis II tomó estas majestuosas imágenes del planeta Tierra.