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Originally posted by PsychoHazard
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I still contend that there is, in fact, a Phoenix lander on Mars. I have provided evidence to support my claim, as have many others. When you realize that you have most likely sacrificed whatever remaining credibility you may have had, and are prepared to properly, and politely support your claim in a rational adult manner, look me up. Until then, adieu. My work here is done.
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Originally posted by bknapple32
To clarify, I meant that there is no space race now. The space race in the 60's was the motive that conspiracy theorists use. But since there is no space race now, I dont see the motive to use so much money to send an unmanned lander on mars.
Originally posted by bknapple32
Really, hasnt the star argument already been answered like 1000000000 times. Come on mods, step up and farce this topic. PLEASE.
Originally posted by Big-Brain
Originally posted by PsychoHazard
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I still contend that there is, in fact, a Phoenix lander on Mars. I have provided evidence to support my claim, as have many others. When you realize that you have most likely sacrificed whatever remaining credibility you may have had, and are prepared to properly, and politely support your claim in a rational adult manner, look me up. Until then, adieu. My work here is done.
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My credibility is in my logical reasonings.
Keep your promise, you said adieu and instead you are still here. Then you are a liar and liars have no credibility.
Originally posted by Big-BrainShadows are longest since the sun is at dawn or sunset. There are no bright lights.
Even if there were bright lights, it would have been enough that that poor man dressed as a buffoon had turned 180 degrees and he would have been able to take photos of stars.
They would have been able to take only photos of stars easily, avoiding all the other brighter lights.
Originally posted by apex
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Now, next time it's a clear night, you stare at someones full beam car headlights, for a bit such that your adjusted for that, then look at the sky, at the stars. If you can see them straight away, you are either lying or didn't look at the lights in the first place. Similarly, set up a good camera which you can set the exposure time and fstop and do the same. You'll find you can't see the stars in the second image.
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Why go all the way to the moon to take pictures of stars?
Originally posted by Big-Brain
would have been able to take photos of stars directing the camera to the sky in the opposite side as regard to the sun but also close to the sun since without atmosphere there is no refraction of light.
You said: "Why go all the way to the moon to take pictures of stars?"
This is a very intelligent question. Mi big brain gets frightened in front of this tremendous doubt.
Originally posted by apex
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Seriously, why don't you look at the sky in the daytime and see if you can see the stars, you can't.
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