Quote (Santara @ Nov 3 2017 12:26pm)
What you call "parroting," I call objective, verifiable fact. It's not just that I BELIEVE the things these "popular science mags" say, it's that random everyday people can go out and perform experiments that confirm what they say. Normal, regular people launch high altitude balloons and show off the Earth's curvature, and they don't have curved lenses on their cell phones. Anyone can, with a little ingenuity, build their very own Foucault pendulum. Normal, regular people have gone out and debunked the "you shouldn't be able to see XXXX mountain from YYYY" videos. They debunk it for fun. No one even has to pay them. They just want the world to have a little more truth in all the bullshit people like you throw into the wind.
There you go again, more innuendo. "Propaganda." "Astro-nots."
Instead of saying what Armstrong says, IN CONTEXT, you leave the conclusion hanging, saying to everyone who'll listen "See, see? What does THAT tell you???" Nothing but innuendo. There's no factual basis with you. That's because you're fact averse.
so you just dodged explaining what Neil meant - i guess you'll have to wait till an article in Popular science tells you
Go Go Propagandanauts.
Quote (Surfpunk @ Nov 3 2017 12:12pm)
This is your proof we live on a spinning ball rocket - this is exactly what your doing by attacking the person and not having an actual point.
Way to carry the torch From NASA aka Never A Straight Answer.
Quote (ImVeryFood @ Nov 3 2017 02:11pm)
The world is flat.
I know - i doubt even God himself coming down and flatsmaking these die hard statists would even be enough to wake them up, they would be like
No No God your wrong - see this Apple fell on Newton's head and this proves there is a magic force you just cant see it.
This post was edited by card_sultan on Nov 3 2017 06:28pm