Tiangong space station fake ?

Has China faked their Space Station ?

Has anyone seen this through a telescope I'm starting to see some things that kinda point to it being fake or the missions to it staged look at these couple of pictures





Now as far as I know you need to keep liquids in containers ... We can see the ISS through a telescope can we see Tiangong ?

a reply to: Ravenwatcher

www.astroviewer.net...

a reply to: Ravenwatcher

Scary thought:
If its not a fake space station-China may have developed artificial gravity!

However,I am hoping that those glasses are empty-its hard to say for sure-I wonder if any of them are seen to be used or moved in any video?

Good spot there Ravenwatcher.

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The footage in question here:
1:27:05




I do not know what it is, could be some heavy material in the glass, if not empty ?

a reply to: Spacespider

From the video it does look like there is water in the glass.
Plus the water level is flat,like down on earth.

Very weird.

I think the ISS is fake too.
There’s plenty of videos out there if you look into it.

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If people float around in the low gravity a glass, heavy or light, full or empty, should also float.

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If you watch the whole vid of them on the station its very cinematic and you can spot things that are very strange .. They faked it .

LOL They are just letting big objects float around while the laptops stay put , Large objects floating aimlessly would be dangerous right ?

originally posted by: lambros56
I think the ISS is fake too.
There’s plenty of videos out there if you look into it.

Where the astronauts go then ? karman holiday inn ?

There have been hundreds of manned and resupply missions to the ISS.

They send up geezers for months , i doubt they live in a soyuz capsule for so long just to troll with folks back on earth.

originally posted by: TheGreazel

originally posted by: lambros56
I think the ISS is fake too.
There’s plenty of videos out there if you look into it.

Where the astronauts go then ? karman holiday inn ?

There have been hundreds of manned and resupply missions to the ISS.

They send up geezers for months , i doubt they live in a soyuz capsule for so long just to troll with folks back on earth.

Well that's assuming that they even stepped foot on the launch vehicle.

epic find.

love it.

i went to the smiths0nian in high school.
i told the people there, 'no way that thing flew to the moon'

i knew back then it was a skam.
videos like that prove it.

a reply to: EternalShadow

Fair argument worthy of a star

How about the thousands of people who caputured the ISS on video , telescopes or pictures ?

What are they looking at then ?

originally posted by: TheGreazel
a reply to: EternalShadow

Fair argument worthy of a star

How about the thousands of people who caputured the ISS on video , telescopes or pictures ?

What are they looking at then ?

Lol. I'm just playing the devil's advocate, but I'd imagine those people haven't a clue what they're looking at! 🤣

The laptop and other equipment would stay in place with Velcro. The glass could be designed to be sticky on the bottom to hold it in place. The water would still creep up the sides of the glass and flow all over the table. If the inside of the top of the glass was coated with a hydrophobic substance, the water would not creep up.

Now, with all that out of the way, there are still several problems.

What would be holding the top of the water flat? Why yould you go to all that trouble to make such a glass when a ziplock bag would work better? Why risk an open container if the thrusters fire and spills it all over the room? How would you pour the fluid into and out of the glass?

It is fake or artificial gravity. Artificial gravity is much less likely.

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They have laser reflectors on the moon wich allows them to measure the exact distance between the Earth and the Moon.

Anyone with the right equipment can bounce lasers of these reflectors.

a reply to: Spacespider

It seems they used it to demonstrate gravity and its effect on buoyancy. Doesn't look like water, when they press the ping-pong ball into it, they probably used something more viscous for security reasons...

a reply to: Ravenwatcher

If you look at the circled cup, there appears to be something on the top.

a reply to: EternalShadow

Lol. I'm just playing the devil's advocate

Thats fine , it was a funny comment.

a reply to: Ravenwatcher

That is weird. I guess it's possible that container has a clear cap on it? The kind of cap that fits down into the container.

a reply to: Ravenwatcher

Laptops could have tiny magnets on the corners?

It's hard to believe that no one in china who sees these videos aren't asking the same questions.
China has more then enough knowledge and resources to build and man a space station. Why would they need to fake?