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@anotherbigmike @ManaByte Are you even a real person?

@xcgert @ManaByte But let’s assume you want to do the more complicated route of tracking it from horizon to horizon Good news I’m happy to help you or anyone else do that once you have the gear to do so It’s a fun experience all should do & I’m more than willing to walk you through the process.

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

@anotherbigmike @ManaByte Oh, is that all?

@xcgert @ManaByte A lunar transit isn’t complicated. Set up a camera with a high frame rate ready and stable a minute before the transit (websites exist to tell you when it’ll occur for your location). All you have to do is turn on and start filming shortly before.

@MathsPlusPlus @ManaByte Okay

@xcgert @ManaByte So you're suggesting that the software that calculates position on the Earth from GPS balloons is secretly using flat earth coordinates and not global earth coordinates? I mean, you must be. My GPS works great. So if the Earth is flat the coordinates are not as advertised.

@Mr_Saito_ @GameSetVolley @eess_ @ManaByte Are you OK?

@xcgert @GameSetVolley @eess_ @ManaByte ‘I’m not sure what to believe’ ON THE INTERNET He posts. ‘How does this thing take my letters and recreate them on this screen and people respond that say I’m an idiot?’ I’m not sure what to believe.

@RyanLeffers @ManaByte No, mathematics does not "say" or "dictate" such things. Wrong category of knowledge! And math always works, not just for a big ball Earth.

@xcgert @ManaByte Math says that they are in orbit around (oblate spheroid) Earth. Math also dictates where they will be so you can point an antenna to them and communicate. Math works for a big ball Earth.

@Gman512 I've studied some science. I seek the truth. I don't feel superior to others, in general. Your meme strikes me as unintelligent and insulting. Pseudoscience is real. Discernment matters.

@ThomasKundera1 @ManaByte Maybe you're right.

@xcgert @ManaByte GPS SATs are orbiting the Earth.

@PeterBarbera @ManaByte Any number of reasons, I suppose. I don't know.

@xcgert @ManaByte Why would they bother with this ruse?

@anotherbigmike @ManaByte "Simple"

@xcgert @ManaByte They aren’t. Simple observation shows this.

@scritchy7 @ManaByte The satellites don't move? Or are you saying the Earth doesn't move? What's not moving?

@xcgert @ManaByte It depends on knowing the exact position of every satellite, over the same piece of land without moving. Something balloons can’t do.

@Daz_1105 @ManaByte Why would it necessarily burst?

@xcgert @ManaByte No it would expand and then burst. Your balloon theory is ridiculous

@Daz_1105 @ManaByte It's not my theory, and I'm not the one to ask for an explanation of it. I mentioned it as a possibility.

@scritchy7 @ManaByte Perhaps you're correct. I don't know.

@xcgert @ManaByte Because it makes no sense at all if you understand how GPS works.

@GameSetVolley @ManaByte Yeah, supposedly.

@xcgert @ManaByte Because the force of gravity and the velocity they travel at are balanced. Here’s a video on it. youtu.be/YSh_S2bHrHE?si…

@scritchy7 @ManaByte Not my theory. Why don't you look into it?

@xcgert @ManaByte How the fuck would GPS work with balloons?

@ManaByte Please explain yourself or apologize to me.

@GameSetVolley @eess_ @ManaByte I'm not sure what to believe. I'm open to either. I don't trust NASA. Generally speaking, governments lie.

@xcgert @eess_ @ManaByte You believe that theory but not NASAs theory?

@GameSetVolley @Daz_1105 @ManaByte I don't know either way. I've never worked on satellites.

@xcgert @Daz_1105 @ManaByte So how do they get then to stay there?

@GameSetVolley @ManaByte I don't know. Why don't the satellites "in orbit" float off? It's not my theory, and I'm not saying it's true.

@xcgert @ManaByte Held up by balloons? 😂 Why don’t they float off?

@eess_ @Daz_1105 @ManaByte Why's that?

@xcgert @Daz_1105 @ManaByte My friend you are a fucking retarded