Put on your scientist glasses and go look at the lunar module. Remind me again how they popped into the vacuum of space and traveled 238,000 miles and back in that tin can? And how did the buggy fit on it again?
And look at Polaris and tell me how the stars are in perfect rotation day after day, year after year, while we are rotating on tilt while rotating in a path around the sun.
Take off your fish eye glasses and go look at the world.
The Apollo's used rocket engines which don't require air. They created thrust by combining liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen. When those are combined they explode out the bottom of the rocket to produce thrust.
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AssFaceSandwich2 ago
FLAT EARTH BULLSHIT VIDEO TO BE REMOVED. SHILL...
zbrennan ago
Video has nothing to do with flat earth.
DarkMath ago
"Video has nothing to do with flat earth."
You should put that somewhere in your title because as soon as I saw the flat Earth bull shit I stopped watching which was about 2 seconds into it.
Flat Earth is an infamous disinfo tactic and unfortunately many stupid idiots fall for it.
FE_Rebekah ago
Why the knee jerk gut reaction hatred for FE? You could show me big foot, or aliens, or whatever, and I'm not gonna spit on you for it.
DarkMath ago
Rebekah my darling I don't give a damn.
FE_Rebekah ago
Dismissive and disrespectful is how elites and shills act.
DarkMath ago
Pro tip: You'd get more respect if you didn't think the Earth was flat.
:-D
FE_Rebekah ago
Put on your scientist glasses and go look at the lunar module. Remind me again how they popped into the vacuum of space and traveled 238,000 miles and back in that tin can? And how did the buggy fit on it again?
And look at Polaris and tell me how the stars are in perfect rotation day after day, year after year, while we are rotating on tilt while rotating in a path around the sun.
Take off your fish eye glasses and go look at the world.
DarkMath ago
"traveled 238,000 miles and back in that tin can?"
There is no air in space to slow something down.
"look at Polaris"
The farther things are away they less they appear to move. It's not a trick, it's basic math.
FE_Rebekah ago
Then there is no air in space for an engine to thrust off of.
DarkMath ago
"no air in space for an engine to thrust off"
The Apollo's used rocket engines which don't require air. They created thrust by combining liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen. When those are combined they explode out the bottom of the rocket to produce thrust.