NASA obvious fake footage

a reply to: UpThenDown

Here are some snapshots from the 2nd video you shared that confirm Heaven’s glass.

When the camera is starting to point in the sun’s direction, but the sun is still out of frame, the shining sunlight reveals the yellow glass, as it passes through the glass sideways. Sunlight is white but Heavens glass is yellow.

Yellow glass pic

And here’s another confirmation. When the sun shines directly through the glass, it makes a rainbow. This is a known effect of shining light through a prism.

Rainbow through a prism

The rocket ascending 56 miles is still a bit below Heaven which is about 60 or 70 miles.

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

Even if you are correct that those big craters were from meteorites falling from above, from a height greater than 60 or 70 miles, instead of rocks exploding underground, it doesn’t negate Heavens glass.

Those gigantic craters were created before Heaven. See, your argument has been debunked

a reply to: andy06shake

I’m surprised nobody has tried to debunk the sun and moon’s distance from earth in my model of the universe.

For instance, if the sun is 22000 miles away at noon, then it’s going to be 26000 miles away at sunset.

This is going to create a noticeable difference in angular size.

UNLESS… there is a double pane glass ceiling all around us, and as the sun moves closer to the horizon, and gets further away, it hits the glass panes at more of an angle, and it becomes magnified.

Surely the creator(s) of Heaven and Earth couldn’t have pulled that off that deception so perfectly??

Almost. But not quite. There is a bit of distortion, and you can see the moon is a bit more squashed at the horizon.

Squashed moon

Of course NASA, the biggest liars in the US government, will tell you that effect is caused by swamp gas.

a reply to: InachMarbank

You've used a NASA source and it explains in quite simple, layman's terms why the moon appears 'squashed'.
No mention of 'swamp gas'.

a reply to: InachMarbank

Or (and hear me out here), your model is garbage and the sun is 93 million miles away.

a reply to: InachMarbank

Let's just address the claim you made about how "Heaven and Earth are half of the gravitational force".

Still waiting for you to explain yourself on that score before we begin to address your nonsensical model.

a reply to: InachMarbank

How do rocks explode underground?

"Those gigantic craters were created before Heaven. See, your argument has been debunked."

I thought Heaven has always been there. When was it created then?

How were these craters created before Heaven?

Debunked? Only in your head.

a reply to: Freeborn

You’re right: no mention of swamp gas. They said, “That squashed look is due to Earth’s atmosphere behaving like a weak lens with moonlight being bent more near the horizon than it is slightly higher above the horizon.”

So I guess they confess. There is glass all around earth.

Or do you think thin air can distort the image of the moon like that?

a reply to: InachMarbank

The air is not "thin"?

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

A volcano eruption was what I meant. Or maybe you are correct it was a meteorite impact done in the “first day” of creation.

Earth was created in the “first day” and Heaven was created in the “second day.”

a reply to: InachMarbank

How long ago was this "first day"?

a reply to: InachMarbank

If the Earth was created on the first ""day"".

And the heavens on the "second day".

Then how could there have been a "first day" without a Sun?

Which if I'm not mistaken, and following your spuriously flawed logic, would have been created on the second day with the rest of the heavens.

Your nonsense simply falls apart at the seams.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: InachMarbank

Let's just address the claim you made about how "Heaven and Earth are half of the gravitational force".

Still waiting for you to explain yourself on that score before we begin to address your nonsensical model.

That's extraordinary!

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

About 0.08 pounds per cubic foot. Invisible. Not enough to squash the image of the moon.

a reply to: andy06shake

There was light, but there was no sun projected onto Heaven.

This means the electricity was turned on. It gets back to your question of gravity.

The earth and the black box started spinning. This generates 2 opposing forces.

Electricity can also be generated from these forces.

The sun and moon didn’t get created until the “4th day.”

And dry land, grass, and seeds were the “3rd day.”

a reply to: InachMarbank

You’re looking at the moon through the entire atmosphere, meaning 14.7 pounds per square inch.

a reply to: Zaphod58

If air is 0.08 pounds per cubic foot, how do you get 14.7 pounds per square inch?

Added… I think that means average atmospheric pressure moves a mercury thermometer up 30 inches, or something like that.

I don’t think it literally means there are 15 pounds of air inside a one inch box. I would be gaining like 50 pounds from taking a deep breath in

a reply to: InachMarbank

Because it’s not just the weight of the air. Air pressure increases the weight of the air, because there’s more air at the lower portions, hence our ability to breathe.

Air is heavier (and thus easier to breathe) at sea level, since the air molecules sit close together, compressed by the weight of air from above. As elevation increases, however, air molecules spread farther apart, and the air becomes lighter.

www.britannica.com...

Thinking in terms of air molecules, if the number of air molecules above a surface increases, there are more molecules to exert a force on that surface and consequently, the pressure increases. The opposite is also true, where a reduction in the number of air molecules above a surface will result in a decrease in pressure. Atmospheric pressure is measured with an instrument called a "barometer", which is why atmospheric pressure is also referred to as barometric pressure.

In aviation and television weather reports, pressure is given in inches of mercury ("Hg), while meteorologists use millibars (mb), the unit of pressure found on weather maps.

As an example, consider a "unit area" of 1 square inch. At sea level, the weight of the air above this unit area would (on average) weigh 14.7 pounds! That means pressure applied by this air on the unit area would be 14.7 pounds per square inch. Meteorologists use a metric unit for pressure called a millibar and the average pressure at sea level is 1013.25 millibars.

www.weather.gov...#:~:text=At%20sea%20level%2C%20the%20weight,sea%20level%20is%201 013.25%20millibars.

a reply to: InachMarbank

Literally there is 0.08 pounds of air per square foot. And that’s not thick enough to warp the image of the moon.

The 14.7 psi number is the average pressure inside a mercury thermometer.

That has to do with how mercury reacts to temperature and is not technically the weight of air.

a reply to: InachMarbank

Whatever you say. There's a glass dome that the rest of us are too stupid to see, and the Bible is perfect and never wrong, and science is full of crap. We'll never get off the earth, have never been to the moon, the earth is flat, and all the other planets aren't, but we're special because God.