NASA obvious fake footage

a reply to: InachMarbank

It’s a projected visual image.

From where?

You keep saying that but have no evidence to support the ludicrous claim.

Thus there is need for some kind of light.

What kind of light, and from which source?

I certainly don’t imagine my dreams on my own when sleeping.

So what does your mind do that's different from the other 7.888 billion people on the planet?

a reply to: InachMarbank

Prevailing winds are influenced by a combination of factors, including the rotation of the Earth, the distribution of land and water, and the heating and cooling of our atmosphere.

The movement of the prevailing winds in different directions, at different latitudes, can be explained by the interplay of the above factors.

a reply to: Nothin

That text is some straight-up, Woo-Woo™, Hands-Waving-in-The-Air™, unprovable and unfalsifiable, made-up BS™ nonsense Scientism™.

Well, we have yet to hear you offer an explanation or opinion as to how the Earth was formed or why she rotates?

Or even offer up a source or link that debunks our current understanding as to how the planet came into existence.

Also whats with all the "™"?

a reply to: andy06shake

You stated that the sun drives the rotation of the earth......

Do you still believe what you stated?

a reply to: Itisnowagain

You stated that the sun drives the rotation of the earth

The Suns gravitational pull does have an impact on Earth's rotation through the creation of tidal forces, which create a torque on the Earth, which affects its rotation.

But it does not directly drive or control the rotation of the world where the primary factor responsible for the spin is its own angular momentum.

Derived from the planet's formation billions of years ago.

And if you had bothered to read the thread in its entirety you will see me say so repeatedly.

Now if you wish to dispute the above, lets hear your explanation as to how the planet formed, and why she is rotating, which does not involve our star's influence or our world's angular momentum?

Do you still believe what you stated?

What ive stated is plain and clear, based on astronomical and scientific data and observations.

Can you still not tell the difference between dreams and reality?

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Itisnowagain

The Suns gravitational pull does have an impact on Earth's rotation through tidal forces, which create a torque on the Earth, which affects its rotation.

But it does not directly drive or control the rotation of the world where the primary factor responsible for the spin is its own angular momentum, derived from its formation billions of years ago.

And if you had bothered to read the thread in its entirety you will say so repeatedly.

You also repeated that the sun drives the rotation of the earth.

This is the second time you stated it:

The evidence that the Sun drives the Earth's rotation is based on scientific observations of celestial bodies, correlation with day and night, the Coriolis effect, and astronomical/satellite observations.

Thank you for admitting that the sun does not directly drive or control the rotation of the earth.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

Thank you for admitting that the sun does not directly drive or control the rotation of the earth.

The thing is, and once again, our star does indeed have an impact on Earth's rotation through tidal forces as i already suggested.

What ive stated in the thread is plain and clear.

Can you explain how the planet formed or why she rotates?

Let's hear your thoughts on the matter?

Now that ive endeavored to accommodate your nonsense.

Again reciprocate, crap or get off the pot please.

a reply to: andy06shake

You freely admit you smoke pot......and now instead of telling me I should seek help for my mental health......you tell me to get of the pot.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

You freely admit you smoke pot.

I can't see what that has to do with planetary formation, celestial mechanics, or the influence our star has on our world.

Might be best if you lose the fascination with me and simply return to the topic of the thread.

Also still waiting to hear your explanation as to how our world was formed and why she rotates.

Where is that now?

and now instead of telling me I should seek help for my mental health......you tell me to get of the pot.

If you cannot distinguish the difference between dreams and reality, or rather, choose not to.

That does indeed present serious problems and red flags which may indeed warrant a trip to the doctors and the intervention of mental health care professionals.

After all, delusions can be debilitating.

If you cannot tell the difference between what is real and what's a dream then you may well be a danger to yourself.

Never mind the rest of the general public, as any proficient psychiatrist or psychologist will tell you.

originally posted by: andy06shake

If you cannot distinguish the difference between dreams and reality, or rather, choose not to.

That does indeed present serious problems and red flags which may indeed warrant a trip to the doctors and the intervention of mental health care professionals.

After all, delusions can be debilitating.

If you cannot tell the difference between what is real and what's a dream then you may well be a danger to yourself.

Never mind the rest of the general public, as any proficient psychiatrist or psychologist will tell you.

Can you be sure that dreaming isn't happening now?

I have not stated anything as fact.......I simply asked questions.
There are many philosophies that question it and also quantum mechanics does too.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

Can you be sure that dreaming isn't happening now?

Yes i can, because I'm currently awake, and playing with you on the tinternet.

And I think you may find you have been asked to provide an answer and explanation as to how our world was formed and why it rotates, if not down to its own angular momentum and conservation of such?

Once again do i have to explain how mere reciprocation works?

I've endeavored to answer and accommodate your queries, your turn.

a reply to: andy06shake

Dreaming that you are a person seeing a screen??

a reply to: andy06shake

Life is a dream for the wise, a game for the fool, a comedy for the rich, a tragedy for the poor.

Sholom Aleichem

a reply to: Itisnowagain

Tell it to the doctor Itisnowagain and see what they have to say about your choice/inability to discern the difference between dreams and reality.

Get back to us and let us know what they have to say on the matter.

And still no sort of answer regarding the question you have been asked pertaining to how our world was formed and why it rotates, if not down to its own angular momentum.

It's like talking to a child unwilling to accept the nature of the world for what it is.

You're not dreaming son, but you are talking mince.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

And did "Sholem Aleichem" know much about science, circumnavigation, astronomy, geology, or geography?

Considering he was a Russian Yiddish author and playwright born in 1859.

Your problem is you like philosophy, but fail to be able to comprehend the science and physics(more like choose to disregard), which pertain to the natural world in which we live.

What shape is the Earth Itisnowagain?

And don't lie, stand behind your convictions at least.

a reply to: andy06shake

Tell it to the doctor Itisnowagain and see what they have to say about your choice/inability to discern the difference between dreams and reality.

There are many articles on the Psychology Today website about dreaming and reality...... the concept of life as a dream is an ancient one found in Hinduism and Greek philosophy (notably Heraclitus and the famous Platonic Allegory of the Cave)....then there's Rene Descartes...

a reply to: Itisnowagain

Then do so, please.

Can you distinguish the difference between dreaming and being awake?

In this instance, it's more about personal perspective than Greek philosophy or Descartes's philosophical views on the matter.

You either are able to tell the difference between being awake and dreaming, or you have a serious mental health concern to address.

Simple as that really, but again don't take my word for it, talk to your GP if you feel you cannot tell the difference between dreams and reality, see what they have to say on the matter and get back to us.

Still notice you refuse to answer the question you have been asked pertaining to how our world was formed and why it rotates, if not down to its own angular momentum.

a reply to: andy06shake

You take pharma meds for a mental health condition...don't you?
I don't.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

Not anymore i don't, and have not done for about a year or so.

My problems lay with anxiety and depression through which can indeed be tackled and addressed with modern medications.

I would hardly be the first person on planet Earth to be prescribed an antidepressant.

It's not a long-term solution though and there really is no shame or stigma as to admitting you have a problem or asking for help.

I certainly don't have any issues with being able to decern the difference between dreams and reality, at least not in this day of age.

Again if i was you, you may wish to speak to your GP about that.

a reply to: andy06shake

I would hardly be the first person on planet Earth to be interested in the concept of life being a dream!
As any internet search would confirm.