Thought you might be interested to know the picture thread is beating vid thread ~650 to 50 in views over the past couple days.

This post was edited by remco6 on Apr 25 2017 06:55pm

ABSOLUTE PROOF...Rockets DO NOT work in space. Thanks Cody









This post was edited by card_sultan on Apr 25 2017 07:01pm

LOOOOOOOL! What a fucking retard! Suck all the air out of the chamber and then pretend rocket thrust acts like a motherfucking desk fan! LOOOOOOOOL!

Sucking all of the air out of the chamber - thats what a fucking vacuum is.

and its showing that thrust does not work in space - neither does combustion

That part is the best.

THOUSANDS OF ROCKETS FOUND IN THE OCEAN:

http://www.livescience.com/55795-colonial-age-shipwrecks-found-off-florida-coast.html

This post was edited by card_sultan on Apr 25 2017 07:13pm

Here, since this seems to be the only medium you understand:

No, it doesn't show that at all, because thrust isn't generated by a propeller (a fan blade in your super terrible video). It's generated by a chemical reaction.

This post was edited by Santara on Apr 25 2017 07:13pm

I showed combustion does not work in a vacuum, therefore i doubt that chamber was a vacuum

plus that Corporate show has a history of showing you exactly what they're paid to.


look at this photo since that seems to be all you understand

one second they show you the ball earth

then they cut to the host and the completely flat horizon is shown

Ball Earth Fail - Myth Busters busted!

Do you even rocket fuel?

LMAO! They're illuminati! Jesus, you can't make this shit up people.

Here's a better video that shows you combustion does not work in space.





I never said that but see how you need to strawman, so sad. I said they are paid to show you what the sponsors want. Do you think they are showing you actual experiments - lol well some are, some aren't.

This post was edited by card_sultan on Apr 25 2017 07:42pm

Combustion is a chemical reaction that requires fuel and oxidizer. As long as both are present, there will be combustion in a vacuum.
Do you think that ALL chemical reactions stop in a vacuum, or just combustion?