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07 Jan 2020 19:09:00
NASA Engineer interview about NASA and the Earth.
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08 Jan 2020 08:21:50
There is mention, in this video, that you can see spacex rockets transition into the waters above. I don't suppose you know of these videos showing that, Ed? . All my searches just shows vts of them crashing into the sea. Thanks.
There is mention, in this video, that you can see spacex rockets transition into the waters above. I don't suppose you know of these videos showing that, Ed? . All my searches just shows vts of them crashing into the sea. Thanks.
{Ed033's Note - No i don't, but the ex NASA guy is in a GAB flat earth group: gab.com/groups/168. The username he uses is Manwe Sulimo. If you sign up to GAB, you can go to the GAB group, find him and ask him.
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08 Jan 2020 15:05:29
Thanks for the info, Ed.
Thanks for the info, Ed.
{Ed033's Note - ok thanks
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09 Jan 2020 19:09:26
Got a reply.
Got a reply.
{Ed033's Note - Brilliant. I can't tell, but it looks to me like it was penetrating further into the Firmament for a while then flew side ways inside the Firmament for a while, then descended inside the Firmament for a while then left the Firmament.
Maybe they have found a way to penetrate the Firmament, but haven't gone all the way through the Firmament to the other side yet?
Maybe they have found a way to penetrate the Firmament, but haven't gone all the way through the Firmament to the other side yet?
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10 Jan 2020 07:32:45
I am trying to find the actual flight data/ path/ telemetry of this launch. Not having much luck yet. Would be interesting to see the planned route/ actual route of the rocket and then compare with what we are actually seeing. That is not travelling how you would expect a "rocket" to travel, I think we all can agree.
Your opinion on what we are seeing is in line with my thoughts. I know all the MS stuff about the ionosphere etc and what they say is the cause, but that doesn't feel right. What with all the effects I have personally seen on the moon (like water) and the vt's you have posted using a p900 on sirius. Things to me seem way stacked against MSBS.
Let's suppose we knew nothing of "rockets" (or to quote Zecharia Sitchin "shem") and we witnessed something like this. Would it not seem prophetical?
I am trying to find the actual flight data/ path/ telemetry of this launch. Not having much luck yet. Would be interesting to see the planned route/ actual route of the rocket and then compare with what we are actually seeing. That is not travelling how you would expect a "rocket" to travel, I think we all can agree.
Your opinion on what we are seeing is in line with my thoughts. I know all the MS stuff about the ionosphere etc and what they say is the cause, but that doesn't feel right. What with all the effects I have personally seen on the moon (like water) and the vt's you have posted using a p900 on sirius. Things to me seem way stacked against MSBS.
Let's suppose we knew nothing of "rockets" (or to quote Zecharia Sitchin "shem") and we witnessed something like this. Would it not seem prophetical?
{Ed033's Note - Yes, maybe there is a SpaceX online group that has details about all the SpaceX launches.
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10 Jan 2020 14:40:02
Looking at what I am finding, I feel trying to find this data is sadly futile:
"No, it is not public. This level of detailed information in the United States would fall under ITAR, and as a point of fact, SpaceX is more secretive with this kind of data than other launch providers, you have to pretty much be a SpaceX employee, or contractor, or government agency, to see any of the information."
wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Traffic_in_Arms_Regulations
Looking at what I am finding, I feel trying to find this data is sadly futile:
"No, it is not public. This level of detailed information in the United States would fall under ITAR, and as a point of fact, SpaceX is more secretive with this kind of data than other launch providers, you have to pretty much be a SpaceX employee, or contractor, or government agency, to see any of the information."
wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Traffic_in_Arms_Regulations
{Ed033's Note - Makes sense, if you use a private company, then details can be kept private.
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