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Reply · southampton · 02 Mar 2020 11:17
02 Mar 2020 09:26:34
You feel when the road changes in a car or if u hit a bump.
Same as when a plane hits turbulence
U feel that to.
But while the earth spins were does the wobble come into to it .
Coz u would of thought u would feel that .
People often Ignore things when there is no obsevable proof.
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Reply · southampton · 02 Mar 2020 05:13
01 Mar 2020 22:51:41
Slightly bigger than a mini.
From 77,000kms away.
Good spot.
It could be a tesla lol.
Ohh no it isn't, because that's in the warehouse next to the moon one .
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Reply · Standard · 02 Mar 2020 05:13
02 Mar 2020 00:11:44
Southern monkey. Our mass relative to the mass of the drinks play a big part. Now look at the mass of the earth and stars and now look at the mass of us. Higher the mass higher the gravity, we don't feel the spin or the earth moving due to our smallness. Do you feel yourself moving on a plane?

Why do you guys think we're so special? Why would we be a flat circle and everything else speheres. It literally makes no sense. Some of the videos I've watched on here also take the smallest physics knowledge to know how wrong they are. Or they completely ignore physics and make up there own laws of the universe.
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Reply · Standard · 02 Mar 2020 05:13
02 Mar 2020 00:14:17
Southern konkey, that's the problem. I could make a video very easily showing whatever I like. Learn the other side mate. Read a book and study physics. You would see why we mock your views. It's because they're completely wrong. We can't argue our points because your choosing to ignore even the simplest laws of the universe. Explain your best points as to why the universe is flat. I don't want videos and I won't show you nasa videos. I'll tell you simple physics.
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Reply · southampton · 02 Mar 2020 05:13
01 Mar 2020 22:34:44
Oh!,
It's hsf scratching his nails down the chalk board, throwing his key stage books out of the window lol.
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Reply · hsf · 02 Mar 2020 05:13
02 Mar 2020 00:26:56
Rian, it is truly amazing that you can somehow, find imaginary holes in the 19 words that I typed, yet you are unable to find (or elect to ignore) the monumental holes with in some of the discussions on here? More specifically, flat Earth and the faked Moon landing.

Additionally, where did I say anything about "taking note of the curvature" in any of the 19 words that I typed? I said it didn't look any different to the passanger windows, in reference to a post claiming the passanger windows are fish eyed. Which it doesn't and they aren't. Just a bigger field of view.

As for your comment about the instruments and not being interested in them. I was interested and I asked many questions, but I also spent a good while looking out of the window too, as I was fascinated by how different everything looked from 5 miles up.
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Reply · southampton · 02 Mar 2020 05:13
01 Mar 2020 22:38:24
Or maybe like ed and others speculate.
It was just filmed under water.
And not all that other stuff.
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Reply · hsf · 01 Mar 2020 19:21
01 Mar 2020 18:56:01
Well, if reports are correct the object has an eliptical orbit, that ranges from 77,000km from Earth, to 1.7million km from Earth.
It's also allegedly only 3.5 meters across, so how they even found it is beyond me.

As for the red, blue and green lines, I would imagine that is down to an exposure issue, as we're targeting an immensely small light source, from a massive distance away.
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Reply · Rian · 01 Mar 2020 19:21
01 Mar 2020 19:34:59
What a kid you must have been. Not to be overawed by seeing all the instruments and controls and meeting the pilots. You looked out the window and thought yeah there’s definitely some curvature there. Must remember that when I’m an adult and someone starts talking about flat earth. Case closed.
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Reply · Southern Monkey · 01 Mar 2020 19:21
01 Mar 2020 18:37:17
Thing is hsf, you can buy a microscope for next to nothing and look at the 'microbial life' yourself.

Not so easy getting into 'space'.
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Reply · hsf · 01 Mar 2020 19:21
01 Mar 2020 18:46:41
Well it is outer space Ed. There are particles all over the place in space, these are usually what's left of the proto-planetary disc on a microscopic scale to a city sized asteroid scale. Everything else either coalesced into planets, asteroids, moons etc. Some also got trapped in gravity wells of planets and burned up.
It's still happening today too, you ever seen a shooting star? Well that's a small space rock burning up as it enters the Earths atmosphere.

It's also worth mentioning, if this footage were recorded in 4k, we wouldn't be having this discussion because you would see the particles more clearly.
Unfortunately the camera technology in 1996 wasn't that great.
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Reply · hsf · 01 Mar 2020 11:34
01 Mar 2020 11:31:58
I've been in the cabin during a flight as a kid. Didn't look any different to the passenger windows.
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Reply · hsf · 01 Mar 2020 11:34
01 Mar 2020 11:34:00
So microbes are real ed? Even though the mainstream scientists are constantly going on about 'microbial life'.
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Reply · Southern Monkey · 01 Mar 2020 05:24
29 Feb 2020 22:08:33
*some subtext from videos I post.

Whatever the slant of whatever video, it aggravates me that people feel the need to mock the other side. It just takes weight out of the debate. You believe what you believe. Too be shamed for that in any shape or form is subhuman.

I have never said I was right. I will be happily proven wrong.

Prove me wrong on the videos I post. I encourage it.
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Reply · Southern Monkey · 01 Mar 2020 05:24
29 Feb 2020 21:46:20
Yeah, I put Anon out of respect of the origin of the point of view.

If they want to respond. Kudos.
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Reply · Rian · 01 Mar 2020 05:24
29 Feb 2020 23:25:13
Everyone who says that only has a passengers view on a commercial aircraft for context.

Completely different when you sit at the front.
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Reply · wiggy677 · 01 Mar 2020 05:24
01 Mar 2020 06:03:29
I've slowly been going through all the videos on here the last few weeks, really interesting but I'm still open minded both ways, however even when I was a kid looking out of a plane window I knew the window caused the outside view to look curved, I'm not sure how people can't figure that one out.
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