I'm not sure I can go back to plain old vanilla /r/conspiracy drama after CBTS. It's like going back to /r/gonewild after tasting the pleasures of tranny on twink forced insemination videos.
It's a little like watching kids cartoons after watching the Saw movies. It doesn't shock and horrify you the same way, but that's also the charm. This idiot thinks he's disproven the moon landing, isn't that cute? Nobody has ever shot up a NASA office to figure out the ((("truth"))), it's also basically harmless.
in fact, satellites stay in orbit precisely because of gravity
as satellites travel fast enough to "fall around" the Earth
the Moon Landing Hoax relies on the myth that if a rocket can somehow achieve 25,000 MPH, then magically gravity would cease to have any effect on the rocket, and the rocket would "coast" to the moon in what can only be described as "Flat Space", which is a fictitious space that exists between the Earth and the Moon where neither the gravity of the Earth nor the Moon affects the rocket
theres a reason you are not taught about Lagrange Points in the context of the moon landing hoax
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1 SnapshillBot 2018-03-16
The people involved here probably don't even respect bussy all that much.
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1 froibo 2018-03-16
/u/enoughnolibsspam
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1 PoorLilMarco 2018-03-16
I personally believe in the flat moon theory.
1 The_Rachel 2018-03-16
The Moon is a liberal conspiracy.
1 ffbtaw 2018-03-16
Those clearly aren't craters, they are developing holes in the moon cheese.
1 better_bot 2018-03-16
I'm not sure I can go back to plain old vanilla /r/conspiracy drama after CBTS. It's like going back to /r/gonewild after tasting the pleasures of tranny on twink forced insemination videos.
1 youcanteatbullets 2018-03-16
It's a little like watching kids cartoons after watching the Saw movies. It doesn't shock and horrify you the same way, but that's also the charm. This idiot thinks he's disproven the moon landing, isn't that cute? Nobody has ever shot up a NASA office to figure out the ((("truth"))), it's also basically harmless.
1 Starship_Litterbox_B 2018-03-16
top kekalek
1 trapochaphouse 2018-03-16
/u/EnoughNoLibsSpam your ideas intrigue me. If it's impossible to escape gravity then how does GPS really work?
2 EnoughNoLibsSpam 2018-03-16
satellites do not escape gravity.
in fact, satellites stay in orbit precisely because of gravity
as satellites travel fast enough to "fall around" the Earth
the Moon Landing Hoax relies on the myth that if a rocket can somehow achieve 25,000 MPH, then magically gravity would cease to have any effect on the rocket, and the rocket would "coast" to the moon in what can only be described as "Flat Space", which is a fictitious space that exists between the Earth and the Moon where neither the gravity of the Earth nor the Moon affects the rocket
theres a reason you are not taught about Lagrange Points in the context of the moon landing hoax
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lagrangian_point
https://i.redd.it/88x6kh681b301.png
1 NasenSpray 2018-03-16
wut? 🤨
1 Karmaisforsuckers 2018-03-16
It doesn't 👾👾👾
1 Therekrerf 2018-03-16
Fucking wat. Is gravity also science fiction?
1 better_bot 2018-03-16
Gravity is a social construct.
1 htmlcoderexe 2018-03-16
How can rockets be real if our gravity isn't real
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1 youcanteatbullets 2018-03-16
I like how he cited reddit posts as sources. Specifically, posts he had made.