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brassmonkey · 03-31-2022, 02:24 PM

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Originally Posted by todservices

The moon is just a light and it's easy to prove it :
- You can see the blue of the sky through the moon. This is impossible if the moon is a solid object
- You can see stars through the moon, it's been proven by astronomers for centuries. This is impossible if the moon is a solid object.

For these 2 reasons - and there are many more - the moon is just a disc of light, probably a plasma.

No one is "going back to the moon"
This is just another BS story to keep the masses entertained...

hahahahaha!!! we have a bloody donkey!

An eclipse is an astronomical event that occurs when an astronomical object or spacecraft is temporarily obscured, by passing into the shadow of another body or by having another body pass between it and the viewer.

fiddy fake ass moon rocks

lezinterracial · 03-31-2022, 03:25 PM

Instead,
I would like to see a focus on long distance space probes. Like Voyager 1 & 2.

Tasty1 · 03-31-2022, 07:33 PM

Here is the president announcing it.

todservices · 04-01-2022, 05:50 AM

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Originally Posted by brassmonkey

hahahahaha!!! we have a bloody donkey!

An eclipse is an astronomical event that occurs when an astronomical object or spacecraft is temporarily obscured, by passing into the shadow of another body or by having another body pass between it and the viewer.

fiddy fake ass moon rocks

The moon is just a light and it's easy to prove it :
- You can see the blue of the sky through the moon. This is impossible if the moon is a solid object
- You can see stars through the moon, it's been proven by astronomers for centuries. This is impossible if the moon is a solid object.

For these 2 reasons - and there are many more - the moon is just a disc of light, probably a plasma.

No one is "going back to the moon"
This is just another BS story to keep the masses entertained...

todservices · 04-01-2022, 05:51 AM

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Originally Posted by baddog

I am truly sorry that you were dropped on your head so many times as an infant.

The moon is just a light and it's easy to prove it :
- You can see the blue of the sky through the moon. This is impossible if the moon is a solid object
- You can see stars through the moon, it's been proven by astronomers for centuries. This is impossible if the moon is a solid object.

For these 2 reasons - and there are many more - the moon is just a disc of light, probably a plasma.

No one is "going back to the moon"
This is just another BS story to keep the masses entertained...

lezinterracial · 04-01-2022, 06:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by todservices

The moon is just a light and it's easy to prove it :
- You can see the blue of the sky through the moon. This is impossible if the moon is a solid object
- You can see stars through the moon, it's been proven by astronomers for centuries. This is impossible if the moon is a solid object.

For these 2 reasons - and there are many more - the moon is just a disc of light, probably a plasma.

No one is "going back to the moon"
This is just another BS story to keep the masses entertained...

Finally, somebody that makes sense. Are the stars plasma lights too?

baddog · 04-01-2022, 11:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by todservices

The moon is just a light and it's easy to prove it :
- You can see the blue of the sky through the moon. This is impossible if the moon is a solid object
- You can see stars through the moon, it's been proven by astronomers for centuries. This is impossible if the moon is a solid object.

For these 2 reasons - and there are many more - the moon is just a disc of light, probably a plasma.

No one is "going back to the moon"
This is just another BS story to keep the masses entertained...

So, do you just leave your desktop on24/7/365 or does your nurse have to turn it on for you daily? You come across as very brave.

todservices · 04-03-2022, 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by lezinterracial

Finally, somebody that makes sense. Are the stars plasma lights too?

I don't know.

But the sure thing is that the moon is only a light in the sky.
It is not a solid object.

digitalfantasies · 04-03-2022, 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by todservices

I don't know.

But the sure thing is that the moon is only a light in the sky.
It is not a solid object.

Any cheap ass zoom camera can see the surface of the moon in great detail you idiot.
If you want to troll choose a story that people cant verify with their own eyes

todservices · 04-03-2022, 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by digitalfantasies

Any cheap ass zoom camera can see the surface of the moon in great detail you idiot.
If you want to troll choose a story that people cant verify with their own eyes

I piss on you and on what you think moron

I will repeat it again :

- You can see the blue of the sky through the moon. This is impossible if the moon is a solid object
- You can see stars through the moon, it's been proven by astronomers for centuries. This is impossible if the moon is a solid object.

digitalfantasies · 04-03-2022, 11:21 AM

I piss on you and on what you think you retard

I will repeat it again :

- You can not see the blue of the sky through the moon. This is impossible because the moon is a solid object
- You can not see stars through the moon, it's been proven by astronomers for centuries. This is impossible because the moon is a solid object.

baddog · 04-03-2022, 11:46 AM

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Originally Posted by todservices

I piss on you and on what you think moron

I will repeat it again :

- You can see the blue of the sky through the moon. This is impossible if the moon is a solid object
- You can see stars through the moon, it's been proven by astronomers for centuries. This is impossible if the moon is a solid object.

Can I ask where you got your education? Country or state?

Look Chang · 04-04-2022, 10:01 PM

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Originally Posted by todservices

I don't know.

But the sure thing is that the moon is only a light in the sky.
It is not a solid object.

I can see your asshole through your brain.

todservices · 04-06-2022, 06:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Look Chang

I can see your asshole through your brain.

which is normal, you have been brainwashed since birth and you obviously are not the sharpest tool in the shed, so it may take a while for you to actually understand what I'm saying.

Some people found God, others never will, it's a hard motherfucking fact of life but it's a fact you are going to have to deal with

That being said, i'd like to make sure you understand that I totally do not give a shit about what you think.

And this applies also to all futures morons that will insult me on this thread because I said something true they are not ready to hear. I do not care what you think, I genuinely do not give a fuck, you should know that before posting

And peace to the people who can debate a subject without insulting.
If you don't insult me, I will always treat you with respect.
But if you insult me, I'm not Chris Rock, you will hear back from me

So I stand fucking firm on what I said earlier, head high and middle finger well elevated :
- You can see the blue of the sky through the moon. This is impossible if the moon is a solid object
- You can see stars through the moon, it's been proven by astronomers for centuries. This is impossible if the moon is a solid object.
and there is not much you can do about it anyway

JesseQuinn · 04-06-2022, 06:50 AM

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Originally Posted by todservices

- You can see the blue of the sky through the moon. This is impossible if the moon is a solid object
- You can see stars through the moon, it's been proven by astronomers for centuries. This is impossible if the moon is a solid object.

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Originally Posted by digitalfantasies

- You can not see the blue of the sky through the moon. This is impossible because the moon is a solid object
- You can not see stars through the moon, it's been proven by astronomers for centuries. This is impossible because the moon is a solid object.

you're actually both a bit right. the moon is a solid object. but one can see what appears to be stars behind the moon at times

this is cuz it takes time for light from the stars to reach the earth. the earth rotates so by the time starlight reaches earth it can give the appearance of stars behind the moon. but they're really not behind the moon, it's just the curvature of light combined with a rotating planet. the moon is a solid object

the universe is a fascinating thing. I don't pretend to be an expert but on these two points I'm pretty sure

baddog · 04-06-2022, 12:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by todservices

which is normal, you have been brainwashed since birth and you obviously are not the sharpest tool in the shed, so it may take a while for you to actually understand what I'm saying.

Some people found God, others never will, it's a hard motherfucking fact of life but it's a fact you are going to have to deal with

That being said, i'd like to make sure you understand that I totally do not give a shit about what you think.

And this applies also to all futures morons that will insult me on this thread because I said something true they are not ready to hear. I do not care what you think, I genuinely do not give a fuck, you should know that before posting

And peace to the people who can debate a subject without insulting.
If you don't insult me, I will always treat you with respect.
But if you insult me, I'm not Chris Rock, you will hear back from me

So I stand fucking firm on what I said earlier, head high and middle finger well elevated :
- You can see the blue of the sky through the moon. This is impossible if the moon is a solid object
- You can see stars through the moon, it's been proven by astronomers for centuries. This is impossible if the moon is a solid object.
and there is not much you can do about it anyway

You see the reflection of the sun off the moon through the blue sky. Not the other way around.

fastball · 04-07-2022, 07:50 AM

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Originally Posted by digitalfantasies

Any cheap ass zoom camera can see the surface of the moon in great detail you idiot.
If you want to troll choose a story that people cant verify with their own eyes

You mean like the January 6th insurrection?

todservices · 04-07-2022, 11:37 AM

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Originally Posted by JesseQuinn

you're actually both a bit right. the moon is a solid object. but one can see what appears to be stars behind the moon at times

this is cuz it takes time for light from the stars to reach the earth. the earth rotates so by the time starlight reaches earth it can give the appearance of stars behind the moon. but they're really not behind the moon, it's just the curvature of light combined with a rotating planet. the moon is a solid object

the universe is a fascinating thing. I don't pretend to be an expert but on these two points I'm pretty sure

Thank you Jesse for replying without insulting, that's quite rare here

Fair enough, what you describe is the official theory, extremely complicated, but it's the official stuff. ok.

But then how do you explain the blue of the sky through the moon ?

Because if stars are light years away, the blue of the sky itself is maximum 6000 miles in altitude (the limit of the exosphere) and most probably 400 miles (thermosphere). So that blue light is instant to us, it's not taking as much time as the stars light..

dave90210 · 04-07-2022, 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by todservices

the official theory, extremely complicated, but it's the official stuff. ok.

Any historical event you aren't allowed to question is total fucking bullshit.

baddog · 04-07-2022, 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by todservices

Thank you Jesse for replying without insulting, that's quite rare here

Fair enough, what you describe is the official theory, extremely complicated, but it's the official stuff. ok.

But then how do you explain the blue of the sky through the moon ?

Because if stars are light years away, the blue of the sky itself is maximum 6000 miles in altitude (the limit of the exosphere) and most probably 400 miles (thermosphere). So that blue light is instant to us, it's not taking as much time as the stars light..

You do not see the Blue sky through the Moon. You see the Moon through the blue sky.

todservices · 04-07-2022, 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog

You do not see the Blue sky through the Moon.

No. YOU do not see it.
I see it crystal clear

If you try to remove all the false ideas we all have been fed since birth, then maybe you'll understand.

todservices · 04-07-2022, 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by dave90210

Any historical event you aren't allowed to question is total fucking bullshit.

totally agree on that

baddog · 04-07-2022, 05:32 PM

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Originally Posted by todservices

No. YOU do not see it.
I see it crystal clear

If you try to remove all the false ideas we all have been fed since birth, then maybe you'll understand.

If you look through a telescope you might have an Awakening

todservices · 04-08-2022, 09:50 AM

I can see the blue of the sky through the moon.
This is TOTALLY IMPOSSIBLE if the moon is a solid object.

THE MOON IS JUST A LIGHT

baddog · 04-08-2022, 11:17 AM

Please don't breed.

todservices · 04-09-2022, 08:23 AM

A spherical solid object can not reflect light on 100% of its surface like the moon does during full moons

For a solid object to reflect light on its entirety, it has to be flat or concave.
If the reflector is convexe (like a sphere), every ray of light points in a direct line with the radius, perpendicular to the surface resulting in no reflection.

fastball · 04-09-2022, 09:06 AM

[QUOTE=todservices;22989717]A spherical solid object can not reflect light on 100% of its surface like the moon does during full moons

Apparently it can. End of.

baddog · 04-09-2022, 09:38 AM

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Originally Posted by todservices

A spherical solid object can not reflect light on 100% of its surface like the moon does during full moons

For a solid object to reflect light on its entirety, it has to be flat or concave.
If the reflector is convexe (like a sphere), every ray of light points in a direct line with the radius, perpendicular to the surface resulting in no reflection.

No one suggested it reflects on its entire surface. Have you never heard of the dark side of the moon?

todservices · 04-09-2022, 12:32 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog

No one suggested it reflects on its entire surface.

the full moon
it reflects on its entire visible surface during the full moon
which is impossible on a convex object

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Originally Posted by baddog

Have you never heard of the dark side of the moon?

I studied the moon and our universe for at least 350-400 hours over the past 10 months, took note, read, watch videos, wrote dozens of pages about it. I was fascinated when I understood all I was told since my childhood was a complete lie.

So yeah, i *heard* of the dark side of the moon

It took me several weeks to accept the fact that it was all a big fat lie, so I get it one can't understand it immediately

baddog · 04-09-2022, 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by todservices

the full moon
it reflects on its entire visible surface during the full moon
which is impossible on a convex object

I studied the moon and our universe for at least 350-400 hours over the past 10 months, took note, read, watch videos, wrote dozens of pages about it. I was fascinated when I understood all I was told since my childhood was a complete lie.

So yeah, i *heard* of the dark side of the moon

It took me several weeks to accept the fact that it was all a big fat lie, so I get it one can't understand it immediately

Do you know why there is a dark side to the Moon? Or do you not believe that there is a dark side to the Moon?

brassmonkey · 04-09-2022, 10:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Look Chang

I can see your asshole through your brain.

flashfire · 04-09-2022, 11:36 PM

I didn't think people this stupid actually existed

brassmonkey · 04-09-2022, 11:41 PM

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Originally Posted by flashfire

I didn't think people this stupid actually existed

well you can see earths "blue of the sky" in outer space

todservices · 04-12-2022, 03:54 AM

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Originally Posted by baddog

Do you know why there is a dark side to the Moon? Or do you not believe that there is a dark side to the Moon?

no but let's not even get into that

My energy is better spent somewhere else than trying to convince people who do not want to be convinced.

I gave some basic keys here, the rest of the path, you should do it on your own

Sorry I don't have time for this

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