All space travel is a hoax. Man has never been outside of the earths atmosphere. Space station, satellites, hubble telescope, going to other planets with rovers, all fake. Matter of fact how much that were told about space is real? Do we really have nine planets? If space is a vacuum, or absolute zero, and void of matter. Why would a alleged planet such as Saturn have ice rings around it? Can anyone answer that?
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Please explain how GPS and satellite TV and phones are working in that case. And what are these little dots of light you can see moving about the night sky?
Do we really have nine planets?
No, we have eight, please try to keep up.
If space is a vacuum, or absolute zero, and void of matter. Why would a alleged planet such as Saturn have ice rings around it? Can anyone answer that?
Huh? I don’t even understand what the question is.
You know what, buy yourself a telescope and look yourself, you lazy ass.
Then what, pray tell, does my GPS use? Why does it lose signal whenever I go inside or drive through a tunnel? Is there a network of blimps, or is picking up signals from UFOs?
Goomy, Superman couldn't make that leap of logic.
Space is a vacuum, but not devoid of matter. Ice rings can exist around a planet in a vacuum. In fact, if it weren't a vacuum, the ice rings likely wouldn't exist because the air friction would slow the particles of ice down enough to where they'd fall to the surface.
Jebus! How does this dumb asshole draw breath?
Brad, you know how the moons orbit the planets and the planets orbit their stars? Same thing with Saturn's rings (Uranus also has rings, but the idea of a moron like like you dealing with that idea and the attendant amusing pronunciation problems were enough to make me let that pass), but instead of huge block of stone, the rings are made of ice crystals and small rocks.
Oh, and space is not an absolute vacuum. There are lots of particules in space. Look up Bussard ramjet for additional information.
I'm about as close to an absolutist on free speach as you're going to meet, but this is almost too embarrassing to let it go on a public website.
Just when I keep on thinking I've seen the dumbest thing possible, I see dumber soon enough.
I think one day I'll see something said/written that is so stupid I'll die from overload of stupid.
@ #1647303
To discredit the Truth of the Bible, to support the military-industrial complex, to distract the sheeple from mind-control broadcasting stations, ...
Go get a telescope.
Nonsense refuted.
Or is it just a very large projection screen?
Or you can look up at the right time, check the time here http://spotthestation.nasa.gov/ , and you can watch the ISS go overhead. I do it all the time.
Why am I even responding?
Space is a lie!? Well, obviously this guy just needs to be shot into orbit and find out the answers for himself. There's no other way around it because everything we know about space is codswallop.
I'm sure it'll work out swell for him.
I think you're mistaken about how this works. You seem to think you make a statement and, no matter how stupid or reason-free it might be, we are expected to oh and ah the statement.
You wouldn't have any facts or real observations, would you?
@Deep Search
"Well, obviously this guy just needs to be shot into orbit and find out the answers for himself."
Do we need to give him a spaceship?
Do we really have nine planets?
No. Depending on whether you count dwarf planets, we have either eight or several dozen.
If space is void of matter, what the fuck are you standing on? Isn't earth "matter"? What is the bright thing that comes up in the morning? Isn't it "matter"? How does it move across the sky? What are the tiny dots in the night sky, and how do they move?
What's "void of matter" is the OP's head.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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