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originally posted by: neutronflux
I find it funny that you credit and limit your little g god’s ability to only making a fishbowl. While the God I have faith in is not boxed in by my belief, and is the creator of a vast universe. A creator of a living, changing, and expanding universe.
If the firmament is permanent. Why do novas come and go? Where do meteorites come from. How could man kind add any “trick” to the firmament if it is permanent and unchanging.
originally posted by: puzzled2
You could be so right about rockets and the lies we're are being told BUT only if you could find the Edge.
Existence is far more than the Earth itself, or any 'universe' you think exists 'out in space'.
The firmament DOES exist, as Von Braun himself discovered,
when he launched his rockets up to the heavens.
That's why he told us, from the grave, that it exists, and was created by God, as the Bible states, many times.
Do you really think Von Braun would refer to a Biblical passage which mentions the firmament,
on his very own tombstone, if he didn't mean it? Why say the firmament exists, at death, if it wasn't true?
And why don't they ever tell us where to see a rocket from Earth, after seeing it at the launch site? Do you have any idea?
Space Junk: Tracking & Removing Orbital Debris
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If Earth's orbit is so crowded, why don't we see space junk in photos of the Earth?
It’s a matter of perspective
Just go outside on a clear night with little moonlight, find a spot with minimal light pollution and look up at the stars. Once your eyes adjust, you should be able to see small pinpricks of light moving steadily across the sky, smaller and steadier than an airplane. Those are some of the hundreds of satellites that are large and low enough to be spotted from Earth. While the smaller objects that make up the majority of items floating around our planet are far too tiny to ever be seen with the naked eye, there are enough large satellites orbiting the Earth that you should be able to spot at least a few. All you have to do is look up.
Atlantis' Acrobats: One backflip and a dock to ISS
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Endeavour's External Tank Falls Away
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STS-117 Nasa Space Shuttle SRB Separation
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NASA Video: Launch and Return of the Space Shuttle Atlantis
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SpaceX launches Falcon 9 rocket with cargo — and slime — bound for space station
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SpaceX launches a mission to the International Space Station
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Falcon 9 rocket launch provides spectacular view in Bakersfield
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VIDEO: Space X rocket launch seen in AZ night sky
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originally posted by: turbonium1
originally posted by: puzzled2
You could be so right about rockets and the lies we're are being told BUT only if you could find the Edge.
If they can't tell us where to see a rocket from Earth, after seeing it at the launch site, why would you accept it is true?
So they cannot prove their claim, in the first place!
Yet you still believe it, without any proof at all, so how is that any better?
originally posted by: neutronflux
Because rockets deploy items like the pieces that make up the internal space station. Then the emptied hulks return to earth. Or two small to be seen from earth. But space junk is tracked.
originally posted by: neutronflux
Quote Braun showing he thought the “firmament” was a flat single dimension limit around the earth, and not a vast far reaching universe containing other solar systems and galaxies.
We can see rockets from the launch site, and about 2-3 minutes after they launch. The End.
Space Junk: Tracking & Removing Orbital Debris
www.space.com...
www.popsci.com...
If Earth's orbit is so crowded, why don't we see space junk in photos of the Earth?
It’s a matter of perspective
Just go outside on a clear night with little moonlight, find a spot with minimal light pollution and look up at the stars. Once your eyes adjust, you should be able to see small pinpricks of light moving steadily across the sky, smaller and steadier than an airplane. Those are some of the hundreds of satellites that are large and low enough to be spotted from Earth. While the smaller objects that make up the majority of items floating around our planet are far too tiny to ever be seen with the naked eye, there are enough large satellites orbiting the Earth that you should be able to spot at least a few. All you have to do is look up.
Spectacular SpaceX Rocket Launch Lights Up the Southern California Night Sky
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The Falcon 9 launched into orbit late Sunday (Oct. 7) from California's Vandenberg Air Force Base about 158 miles (254 kilometers) north of Los Angeles to deliver the Earth-observation radar satellite SAOCOM-1A into orbit for Argentina's national space agency. That mission was a success, and SpaceX also landed the first stage of the Falcon 9 at a new site (Landing Zone 4) near its Vandenberg launchpad in a historic first. But it was the spectacular views of the rocket streaking into the night sky, its two stages clearly visible after separation, that wowed spectators across the region.