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Jun 11 2016 03:27pm
Quote (Qodesh @ 11 Jun 2016 16:09)
According to the truth and the Word of God which is the truth, yes



Does this exclude the extra gospels?

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Jun 11 2016 03:41pm
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How do you know what Jesus says



I did my studies hehe =)


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Does this exclude the extra gospels?


The dead sea scrolls had the book of enoch, therefore, it must have been really important for them to include it together. I believe the book of Enoch, Jubilees, and Jasher are good. I myself know for a fact that the first book of enoch is the Word inspired of God but not the 2 others (enoch), they are counterfeits. As for jubilees and jasher, I have not read them yet. I don't know what to think about apocrypha, I havn't did any research on it nor have read it. I know there is 7 deuterocanonical books added by the clergy of Catholic church which are not the Word of God

I believe the book of enoch is a book destined for us. A book of end time prophecies and I clearly understand why they removed it from the bible, it explains in details the watchers, and our world! In fact, Jesus Himself quoted from the book of enoch and in etiopia if im right, they have it in their bible

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Quote (Qodesh @ Jun 11 2016 03:41pm)
I did my studies hehe =)


So be specific
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Quote (Voyaging @ 11 Jun 2016 16:26)
Not sure what you're asking. Are you asking which things we observe require relativity to describe?

There's this, for one: http://www.astronomy.ohio-state.edu/~pogge/Ast162/Unit5/gps.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Error_analysis_for_the_Global_Positioning_System#Relativity



"What good is it for" is a more simple way of asking I guess.

I understand in relativity Einstein hypothesized that time dilation would be more severe in orbit of much larger masses.
If what the DoD is telling us about their GPS system is honest, then the atomic clock variation as a function of distance to center mass, would be more or less proof of our describing factors of gravity.

What does the DoD publicize to be the cause of "[in]accuracy of 5 to 10 meters?" I have been made aware through my employment of someone who repaired GPS receivers called "BFT" that the capability is within a few mm of accuracy and it is intentionally diminished for civilian reception.
There was also an absurd quirk that made them quite difficult to set up which involved syncing the time with a BFT that was already online within .9 second accuracy.
i never connected this experience to my new found skepticism of the existence of satellites, gonna have to see if I can find these secret TMs.



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48 pages, wtf kind of effortless shit is this
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Quote (MaliceMizer @ Jun 11 2016 05:25pm)
"What good is it for" is a more simple way of asking I guess.

I understand in relativity Einstein hypothesized that time dilation would be more severe in orbit of much larger masses.
If what the DoD is telling us about their GPS system is honest, then the atomic clock variation as a function of distance to center mass, would be more or less proof of our describing factors of gravity.

What does the DoD publicize to be the cause of "[in]accuracy of 5 to 10 meters?" I have been made aware through my employment of someone who repaired GPS receivers called "BFT" that the capability is within a few mm of accuracy and it is intentionally diminished for civilian reception.
There was also an absurd quirk that made them quite difficult to set up which involved syncing the time with a BFT that was already online within .9 second accuracy.
i never connected this experience to my new found skepticism of the existence of satellites, gonna have to see if I can find these secret TMs.

https://www.viasat.com/files/assets/Government%20satcom%20systems/bft_in_hmmwv_604x400_001.jpg


Civilian "C" gps has been offline for years. Everyone now uses military "A" gps. I've personally seen inaccuracies as much as 200 feet in military gps.
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Civilian "C" gps has been offline for years. Everyone now uses military "A" gps. I've personally seen inaccuracies as much as 200 feet in military gps.


Are you sure your guys didn't just turn off the tracking so they could head into the FoB for lunch without the commander seeing?
xD

It says on GPS.gov the diminishment procedure or "SA" was thrown out in 2000 to never return. But in 2011 I was still being taught at Detection systems school that it was in effect.
I could reasonably attribute that to lack of updates, as far as information went, we were still trained on Geneva illegalized mine dispensers.

There is still a 3.5 meter inaccuracy horizontally across the board that's peculiarly attributed to atmospheric effect.

Looks like
I'm going to need to see the original GPS research and execution schematics, if I am going to entertain it's orbiting possiblity honestly


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Supposedly an institute of technology in Japan had NASA launch a cubesat to be visible on earth
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2214498/Tiny-orbiter-shine-like-star-transmit-Morse-Code-messages-sky.html







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So has anyone seen the Fitsat-1 from the earth's surface?




Definitively yes, at a minimum, low orbit satellites have been executed by non governmental agencies.
Though, it only managed to stay in orbit for a year.
It begs the question, how is perpetual orbit achieved?

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Yeah, there's a million pieces of technology we use that depends on a spherical earth.
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