I'm not disputing that Mars is battered, but I don't understand how a meteor can do it, because a meteor has no opposable thumbs and so can't operate the deep fryer. Astronomy is perplexing.
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Apparently Mars has been battered by 635,000 meteors.
I'm not disputing that Mars is battered, but I don't understand how a meteor can do it, because a meteor has no opposable thumbs and so can't operate the deep fryer. Astronomy is perplexing.
I'm not disputing that Mars is battered, but I don't understand how a meteor can do it, because a meteor has no opposable thumbs and so can't operate the deep fryer. Astronomy is perplexing.
Well, looks like I've got egg on my face.
How can you see that. Flat mirror?
Well, looks like I've got egg on my face.
I took a photo of Mars this morning (below)
Is that not a photo of Creptune? Or is it Mercrepey?Sorry, not sorry.
Mercrepey is good, but Creptune is batter.
I took a photo of Mars this morning (below)
Is that not a photo of Creptune? Or is it Mercrepey?Sorry, not sorry.
You had me at Creptune but jumped the shark with Mercrepe.
I took a photo of Mars this morning (below)
Is that not a photo of Creptune? Or is it Mercrepey?Sorry, not sorry.
Previously I mocked this thread, but now I have come to my senses. I took a photo of Mars this morning (below), and it is indeed flat. You can even see the crust around the edge to keep all the butter and syrup martian rocks from falling off.
FLAT MARS
I am totally sure that Mars is hollow same as Earth. Why should be any different? Mars and Earth are part of same solar system. And when you have a hollow Mars, it cant be flat. Where you saw any hollow object that is flat. Please.
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=hole+shot+in+a+coin&t=ffab&iax=images&ia=images
FLAT MARS
I am totally sure that Mars is hollow same as Earth. Why should be any different? Mars and Earth are part of same solar system. And when you have a hollow Mars, it cant be flat. Where you saw any hollow object that is flat. Please.
There are a lot of topic about outer space and everybody should have a theory about everything about the thing that no one knows. They can easily invent a word without a proof also they can create a fake proof just for them to be the center of attention.
For mars, I don't believe on that because there are a lot of proofs by a lot of scientist about that.
For mars, I don't believe on that because there are a lot of proofs by a lot of scientist about that.
@Cnut237,
The moon is evenly lit.
The moon is a 32 mile wide disc of sonoluminescent electrical plasma in an upper atmospheric plane.
The image of the moon is reflected off of a concave mirror creating a projected hologram. The mirror is a golden glass-like oxide layer on a nickel-iron composite steel dome that covers the earth; the firmament.
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Miles are in Nautical Miles.
1 minute = 1 nautical mile.
Mars is projected like the moon, it's [mars] angular size is 25.1 seconds.
The moon is evenly lit.
The moon is a 32 mile wide disc of sonoluminescent electrical plasma in an upper atmospheric plane.
The image of the moon is reflected off of a concave mirror creating a projected hologram. The mirror is a golden glass-like oxide layer on a nickel-iron composite steel dome that covers the earth; the firmament.
edit:
Miles are in Nautical Miles.
1 minute = 1 nautical mile.
Mars is projected like the moon, it's [mars] angular size is 25.1 seconds.
You are so silly. If the moon were a "sonoluminescent electrical plasma," and the image of the moon is "a projected hologram," who has had this hologram technology for the thousands of years that the moon has existed? And how do you know it about who has the technology?
Flat Mars is due to the limitations of the eye to see anything other than a flatness in everything. That's why we have instrumentation to see things that the eye is too limited to see. But, I commend you for bringing your head out of the sand long enough to see that there are such things as the moon and Mars.
@Cnut237,
The moon is evenly lit.
The moon is a 32 mile wide disc of sonoluminescent electrical plasma in an upper atmospheric plane.
The image of the moon is reflected off of a concave mirror creating a projected hologram. The mirror is a golden glass-like oxide layer on a nickel-iron composite steel dome that covers the earth; the firmament.
edit:
Miles are in Nautical Miles.
1 minute = 1 nautical mile.
Mars is projected like the moon, it's [mars] angular size is 25.1 seconds.
The moon is evenly lit.
The moon is a 32 mile wide disc of sonoluminescent electrical plasma in an upper atmospheric plane.
The image of the moon is reflected off of a concave mirror creating a projected hologram. The mirror is a golden glass-like oxide layer on a nickel-iron composite steel dome that covers the earth; the firmament.
edit:
Miles are in Nautical Miles.
1 minute = 1 nautical mile.
Mars is projected like the moon, it's [mars] angular size is 25.1 seconds.
Ignoring lunatics and trolls, and assuming that some people genuinely do believe that Earth is flat, Mars is flat, everything we can see is flat - what about the phases of the moon? We can see with the naked eye how sunlight strikes different parts of the sphere.
What is the flat-Earthist explanation for this? Do they think the flat-moon is shaped like a contact lens?
Well, if that's true, then how come the New Moon isn't associated with ANY of the below symptoms?
"
10 Normal Symptoms for New Moon Viewers
Here are 10 normal symptoms for new moon viewers as they adjust to the lens-shaped moon -
Moon Movement
If it feels like the moon is moving, that is what is supposed to happen. There is a natural fluid flow in the moon and the lens-shape needs to permit it.
Minor Irritation
The first couple of times a new viewer looks at the lens-shaped moon, they will say they can "feel" the moon. It takes a bit of time for the eye to accept the moon because it is a medical device. Any feelings of discomfort should ease away in 15 minutes.
Tearing
Moon viewers will tear up when they look at the lens-shaped moon with their eye. It's totally normal and once adapted to the lens-shape, the tears will stop.
Light Sensitivity
New viewers will sometimes note sensitivity to bright lights. Such as the moon. Like other symptoms on this list, this should go away with moon adaptation.
Burning
This symptom is cause for concern for a lot of New Moon viewers. Rightfully so, a burning sensation in your moon is alarming. What it signals is that the moon is dry and needs moisture. Moon drops will do the trick and re-lubricate the lens-shaped moon by pooling in its dish-like underside.
Blurring
The New Moon is supposed to clear up vision, not blur it. If the moon is making a new viewer see things blurry it typically means there are a lot of tears generated or there are oils on the moon. Using solution to clean the moon and reinserting it will clear up the vision. If the problem persists, call your moon doctor.
Dislodged Moon
The moon will seldomly either go "off-center" or lift off from the night sky. If this rare occurrence happens, a simple blink will reposition the moon.
Excessive Blinking
This symptom is actually beneficial to the moon. Full, complete blinks when the moon is first inserted will keep the lens-shape comfortable.
Red Eyes
This symptom is fairly common with the burning. Basically, the moon is dry if this is a mild case. Some saline solution moon drops should do the trick.
Itchy Moon
This symptom usually comes paired with red eyes. Moon drops should sooth the moon. If it still feels itchy even at a distance of 384,000km then you need urgent psychiatric attention.
"
https://www.4greatvision.com/10-normal-symptoms-for-new-contact-lens-wearers/
What is the flat-Earthist explanation for this? Do they think the flat-moon is shaped like a contact lens?
Well, if that's true, then how come the New Moon isn't associated with ANY of the below symptoms?
"
10 Normal Symptoms for New Moon Viewers
Here are 10 normal symptoms for new moon viewers as they adjust to the lens-shaped moon -
Moon Movement
If it feels like the moon is moving, that is what is supposed to happen. There is a natural fluid flow in the moon and the lens-shape needs to permit it.
Minor Irritation
The first couple of times a new viewer looks at the lens-shaped moon, they will say they can "feel" the moon. It takes a bit of time for the eye to accept the moon because it is a medical device. Any feelings of discomfort should ease away in 15 minutes.
Tearing
Moon viewers will tear up when they look at the lens-shaped moon with their eye. It's totally normal and once adapted to the lens-shape, the tears will stop.
Light Sensitivity
New viewers will sometimes note sensitivity to bright lights. Such as the moon. Like other symptoms on this list, this should go away with moon adaptation.
Burning
This symptom is cause for concern for a lot of New Moon viewers. Rightfully so, a burning sensation in your moon is alarming. What it signals is that the moon is dry and needs moisture. Moon drops will do the trick and re-lubricate the lens-shaped moon by pooling in its dish-like underside.
Blurring
The New Moon is supposed to clear up vision, not blur it. If the moon is making a new viewer see things blurry it typically means there are a lot of tears generated or there are oils on the moon. Using solution to clean the moon and reinserting it will clear up the vision. If the problem persists, call your moon doctor.
Dislodged Moon
The moon will seldomly either go "off-center" or lift off from the night sky. If this rare occurrence happens, a simple blink will reposition the moon.
Excessive Blinking
This symptom is actually beneficial to the moon. Full, complete blinks when the moon is first inserted will keep the lens-shape comfortable.
Red Eyes
This symptom is fairly common with the burning. Basically, the moon is dry if this is a mild case. Some saline solution moon drops should do the trick.
Itchy Moon
This symptom usually comes paired with red eyes. Moon drops should sooth the moon. If it still feels itchy even at a distance of 384,000km then you need urgent psychiatric attention.
"
https://www.4greatvision.com/10-normal-symptoms-for-new-contact-lens-wearers/
We can see that Mars isn't flat. All we need is a mat and some flares.
Mat Flar[e]s.
Mat Flar[e]s.
^^^ Don't be fooled by the green man, Mars is a 3,000 foot wide disc of electrical plasma.
Take this, Globalists Green Mans!
Mars has rim and hexagon core, it looks like a coin:
The image is for the most part in focus and this is not the camera aperture.
The image is for the most part in focus and this is not the camera aperture.
@TECSHARE,
Gatekeep much you sack of doorknobs? The fluid atmosphere is between the observer and mars, this my point you faggit and it's all relatively in focus. The atmosphere is classified as a fluid and the refraction would not be articulated if the camera was out of focus.
Also, in your example do you think it's possible to document the refraction above a candle on video if the camera is out of focus?
The P1000 rips all the Jesuit astronomers and liars at NASA a new asshole when you point it at the night sky; the stars and planets are not what we're being told and shown.
Gatekeep much you sack of doorknobs? The fluid atmosphere is between the observer and mars, this my point you faggit and it's all relatively in focus. The atmosphere is classified as a fluid and the refraction would not be articulated if the camera was out of focus.
Also, in your example do you think it's possible to document the refraction above a candle on video if the camera is out of focus?
The P1000 rips all the Jesuit astronomers and liars at NASA a new asshole when you point it at the night sky; the stars and planets are not what we're being told and shown.
While I certainly do appreciate your enthusiasm for not automatically believing what you are told, I must say I usually avoid interaction with you because this enthusiasm in some people such as your self can reach pathological proportions and makes any kind of rational discussion impossible.
That said, the gaseous atmosphere does in fact have fluid dynamic properties, which was my point.
here is a technical description of the phenomenon: https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/238789/the-refraction-through-hot-air-around-a-candle-flame
Here is a video of the effect refracting laser light: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsyPVevDcJc
If that is not enough for you well too bad, you will have to excuse me I have gates to keep apparently.
@TECSHARE,
Gatekeep much you sack of doorknobs? The fluid atmosphere is between the observer and mars, this my point you faggit and it's all relatively in focus. The atmosphere is classified as a fluid and the refraction would not be articulated if the camera was out of focus.
Also, in your example do you think it's possible to document the refraction above a candle on video if the camera is out of focus?
The P1000 rips all the Jesuit astronomers and liars at NASA a new asshole when you point it at the night sky; the stars and planets are not what we're being told and shown.
Gatekeep much you sack of doorknobs? The fluid atmosphere is between the observer and mars, this my point you faggit and it's all relatively in focus. The atmosphere is classified as a fluid and the refraction would not be articulated if the camera was out of focus.
Also, in your example do you think it's possible to document the refraction above a candle on video if the camera is out of focus?
The P1000 rips all the Jesuit astronomers and liars at NASA a new asshole when you point it at the night sky; the stars and planets are not what we're being told and shown.
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