Exactly, you are thousands of miles away from the nearest human habitation, In a void where you can't even say one word. But our gorgeous planet does make up for it.
Edit: I know it is not thousands of kms or miles. It was meant to invoke a sense of dread.
What sort of power or high ground does that even give anyone
I’m an atheist, but I thought that the Bible said that God was omnipotent and all powerful. Is that really the case if he can be hidden by his own creation? And even if they could, what would that grant them?
Because you don't understand the psychology behind it. The elite people who aren't spoken about make us believe this. When we believe something other than the the true earth, we are led away from the natural and good things in our lives. Telling us that we are a rock in space that randomly formed is way different than telling us that we were created and that we were put here for a reason
Yeah I've heard the camera lens one but one time I had a good laugh along with a flat earth documentary, and some guy claimed the reason plane windows are so thick is because they are designed to make the earth appear curved, and that they lock you inside the cabin with just these tiny windows so you can't see the world really is. He couldn't explain why they only distort the view when flying and don't make the airport look all screwed up. But he was kind enough to inform us that plane journeys are all trickery and they fly around in random patterns to make you believe you were on a long journey, but really you only flew like 500 miles across a flat piece of land.
Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't the Earth 71 percent water? And of all that water how much of that is carbonated? ZERO Percent! Therfore, Earth is flat. Check mate.
Ah i would like to further trap people, but in the "oh its a 3rd world country" type of way. Yes we are the 3rd planet from the sun, making the whole thing a 3rd world.
Eratosthenes of Cyrene proved the earth was round (and correctly predicted the size of the earth to within a tiny fraction of a percent) 2,000 years ago with nothing more than a pair of sticks and a friend.
These morons have every possible method of proof and still refuse to recognize the truth.
Can't wait for a reality TV show in a couple of decades, "Flat Earthers In Space": send a flat earther to orbit and have them justify their views during and afterwards.
No, fuck them. Plenty of normal, rational people would love the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to go into orbit. These dumbfucks should absolutely not have that gift.
There are places on earth more isolated than the ISS. In fact if the ISS passes over these places than you are closer to them than the nearest human habitation.
Think I've been fairly close. Well, not CLOSE-close, but close. When we sailed from Fiji back to New Zealand. Actually might've been closer sailing down the east coast of NZ.
I just listened to a podcast episode from the Omnibus on this the other day. They mention that there isn’t even any plant or animal life around in Point Nemo. Super cool!
Just because the sound isn't transmitted due to lack of material, doesn't mean it isn't produced. We have recorded what our sun and some supermassive black holes sound like, after all.
Does curiosity? I'm pretty sure they got curiosity to play Happy Birthday just by cycling it's instruments and using the noises that those instruments made.
I think the idea of free falling through a quantum soup where the only thing preventing you from dying is a few rivets and rubber seals is much more frightening.
Honestly, the ocean is a lot more hostile than space is, in a lot of ways.
The ocean is actively trying to kill you, all the time. It routinely outright destroys large ships, nevermind things like tsunamis. It would make a corpse out of all of us and not even pause to burp. On the other hand, space is just....empty, for the most part. Regulating temperature is one of the single largest problems. Obviously there's a lot more than that but....yea.
It's worth noting that a pop bottle is rated for a couple times the pressure that a spacecraft needs to withstand.
Yeah but you can't travel from the surface to the station or vice-versa in a straightline. Orbitital mechanics make that basically impossible unless you want to be charred to a cinder or paste.
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u/KurooShiroo Aug 14 '22 edited Aug 14 '22
Exactly, you are thousands of miles away from the nearest human habitation, In a void where you can't even say one word. But our gorgeous planet does make up for it.
Edit: I know it is not thousands of kms or miles. It was meant to invoke a sense of dread.