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VonBraunsGhost
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Comment #22131926
'satellites' = high altitude helium balloons
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Comment #22131758
ADD - Attention Deficit Disorder ADHD - Attention Deficit 'Hyperactivity' Disorder Two different things. One is a lack of interest and ability to retain information, the other is a…
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Comment #22006657
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcEpmm1vLiU
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Comment #22001245
The old faithful Eratosthenes. The 2300 year old experiment used to refute no curvature being detected using modern optics in the year 2020. That experiment is irrelevant because i…
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Comment #21997971
That guy was 'controlled opposition', just like most of what you see promoted as 'flat Earth'. An attempt to make someone look foolish, therefore making the general public disinter…
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Comment #21997933
It fails in the sense that the rate of curvature expected on a sphere of that size cannot be seen or measured anywhere. Here's a curvature calculator from a non-geocentric site htt…
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Comment #21997927
You literally can't.You're repeating a myth that's been perpetuated since the 1500s. Look up some of the shots taken with the Nikon P9000, then come back. The limitation of what yo…
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Comment #21997909
I'm being lazy? Look in the mirror. I made a point and backed it with evidence you can check on your own. The only lazy people in this thread are the armchair wannabe astrophysicis…
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Comment #21997897
Refute the point then Cleetus. Reality is reality, no matter what story you've been told, by who, and for how long. Facts are facts and there isn't a curve.
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Comment #21995826
Typical NASA fanboy response. Ad-hominem, no substance. Refute the point. You can't. No curve = no sphere
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Comment #21995748
You can direct the 'you people' at yourself. I once believed in the pseudo-science promoted as truth, then I took some time to educate myself. You should do the same.
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Comment #21995628
Downvote me to oblivion, but riddle me this Neil DeGrasse Tyson. If the Earth is an 'oblate spheroid' (it used to be a perfect sphere, you've seen the pics, right?) with a roughly …