FYI the sun is not 93 million miles away
It's roughly the same distance away as the moon
If you have a powerful lens + filter setup, you can zoom right in on it and see its surface in intricate detail, just like the moon.
NASA is full of shit. Stop listening to their lies.
#TheMoreYouKnow
You don’t really buy this still, right? Didn’t I go over this with you over another video?
Yeah I would recommend against disputing basic physics, laws that can be experimentally proven and upon which all technologies are built.
The specific reference to the existence of beautifully woven tapestries of high resolution satellite images to create a synthetic full globe image dataset just makes me go bonkers every time I hear it.
It’s like, yeah, duh! Did you think the film camera from 1969 took a picture with all that friggin detail? No! The famous moonrise image of earth is the level of quality you see when looking at as much of a sphere as one can from one point in space.
Well I won't go so far as to legitimize the moon landing production. The best proof they would have had was the telemetry data, which of course they "lost."
I’m pretty sure the moon is there. At least I believe we can bounce lasers off a man made corner reflector that exists on the surface of the moon. It got there somehow.
its really hard to bounce it off the reflectors, but you can with the right equipment.
You can bounce radio waves off the moon, amateur radio operators do it all the time. They sent probes to Mars in the same timeframe so delivering a reflector to the moon does not require people to be there. All I want is proof that they got people there, and there isn't any, because they "lost" it.
It’s never clear to me what one would consider proof in situations like this. It’s like the viruses don’t exist crowd.
I made very clear what I consider proof. Aside from providing proof, that data would have guided modern efforts to send people there and elsewhere beyond low earth orbit. It had priceless historical and scientific value, and they simply "lost" it. I call bullshit.
Videos and photos are not proof, and they create more questions than answers.
The thousands of ham radio operators from all over the globe had to adjust the direction of their antennae every few minutes in order to pick up the signal broadcast from the moon.
The amount of delay of the individual radio signals was consistent with the distance to the moon.
That's the best decentralised proof you can get.
Yeah, that's real proof. Meanwhile, there is zero real proof of people going there. What would have served as proof was discarded, recycled, not worth saving.
Something repeatable and independently verifiable.
Blind faith in authority is proof of nothing except maybe witches causing bad crops.
This is the standard I consider valid. But you would be surprised how this becomes a moving goal post when facts contradict presumptions for some people.
Why ask for proof though? It would be devastating for you if it was true. It would mean there is a whole sector of society out there, people that can achieve fantastic things eternally out of reach for you and your sorts, like a separate species out there that exists on an entirely different level.
The hill tribes of Papua New Guinea don't understand where canned food comes from either but they're smart enough not to ask as the answers would have them reevaluate their world view and result in the realization that they're at the bottom end of evolution.
Ignorance is sometimes bliss. Stay in your lane.
Private rocket & balloon footage is out there as well, but you have to search bitchute/rumble because it's strictly censored off of youtube.
The sun is right up there chilling, not far away at all.
We can't see more than a few miles away on Earth yet apparently we are all superman and can see the sun 93 million miles away! LOL 😆
The sun is local and there is some esoteric connection with each person also.
Crepuscular rays are a local phenomenon proving this clearly.
You should open all your future podcasts telling your guests that you’re a flat earther and see how that goes
