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Why cannot satellites work on a flat earth?
originally posted by: 5StarOracle
The easiest way to dismiss the flat earth theory is because we and everything else are not flat...
But if the earth was flat we would be...
Im sure this is beyond any who believe it to be true...
Welcome to reality...
originally posted by: NNN87
originally posted by: Akragon
a reply to: NNN87
Costs about 100k to go into orbit these days...
people do it all the time
What are you talking about? You mean programs still in development?
originally posted by: MuonToGluon
I have an actual Genuine Question I would like to ask, no sarcasm or anything else inputted:
With the Flat Earth models presented, how do people take Long Exposure Astrophotography photos of very distant galaxies that you cannot see with the naked eye?
The holographic models cannot be right to be able to take one of those images, but currently we are and anyone can do this on earth.
I am interested in hearing a theory on how this can be done with a flat earth model.
originally posted by: Akragon
originally posted by: NNN87
originally posted by: Akragon
a reply to: NNN87
Costs about 100k to go into orbit these days...
people do it all the time
What are you talking about? You mean programs still in development?
Hmm... maybe
I could have sworn i read about a space tourism company somewhere... Seems after digging around it may be something coming in the near future...
the average price for a trip to space is actually about 20 million... and only a few people have done it apparently
originally posted by: MuonToGluon
a reply to: NNN87
I did not ask you for any of that and it does not relate in any way to the question I asked.
A Long Exposure Photo of a distant galaxy is from a light source being absorbed by the camera itself, the longer it is open to the source the more light it gets and the better and clearer image you receive.
My question is with a flat earth model, how is it possible for me and you to be able to take such a photo on earth? I did not ask about the roundness of earth or the curvature of earth.
originally posted by: NNN87
You answered your own question, and your right, it has nothing to do with the shape of our land.
originally posted by: MuonToGluon
a reply to: NNN87
I did not ask you for any of that and it does not relate in any way to the question I asked.
originally posted by: everyone
a reply to: NNN87
Again, i think i asked about 4 times now:
You claim the earth is flat right ?
So what according to you does the flat earth look like?
Is space , ACCORDING TO YOU there or not in your opinion
What do the edges look like? what is the edge made of how does this plane contain its water? according to you and your ideas
And How do the sun and the moon work According to you and your views about a flat earth
Again, i am not asking you to bring forth facts. I am asking about your ideas about this flat earth on how when it it flat according to you how these things according to you could or should work.
Now it would be great if you would stop deflecting those questions and give me your ideas about them because you cannot just sit there and claim the earth is flat and have no thoughts opinions about the things i just asked about, especially not in a "guide" to the flat earth.
originally posted by: NNN87
originally posted by: MuonToGluon
a reply to: NNN87
I did not ask you for any of that and it does not relate in any way to the question I asked.
A Long Exposure Photo of a distant galaxy is from a light source being absorbed by the camera itself, the longer it is open to the source the more light it gets and the better and clearer image you receive.
My question is with a flat earth model, how is it possible for me and you to be able to take such a photo on earth? I did not ask about the roundness of earth or the curvature of earth.
You answered your own question, and your right, it has nothing to do with the shape of our land.
originally posted by: MuonToGluon
originally posted by: NNN87
You answered your own question, and your right, it has nothing to do with the shape of our land.
My mind is totally blown now! Did you hear everyone, I answered my own question with another person pointing out I answered it without my question being answered!
Yeah, that's proof alright.