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I may or may not have seen a video explaining that nobody actually does climb the 14k’+ mountains there are just these film crews and actors that stage climbing those mountains and then with steady frequency you hear about the deaths that occur so you are deterred from actually trying to do it yourself because if you did you’d be able to see the shape of the earth and it’s all paid for by??? You guessed it! NASA!!!! And NASA spelled backwards is ASAN!!!!!!!
110 is too big for my taste. If it had been a 112, I would have been all over it. I have 112's in D2, 5160, 420HC . . .
I don't either. And I'm sorry for your loss.I wasn't up there either, but my friend died up there and I don't think it was a conspiracy and a cover-up.
R.I.P. Scott.
I never said it was a cover up or conspiracy. I just have no first or second hand knowledge of Mt. Everest.I wasn't up there either, but my friend died up there and I don't think it was a conspiracy and a cover-up.
R.I.P. Scott.
Blues
That's sucky to lose someone you care about.
I never said it was a cover up or conspiracy. I just have no first or second hand knowledge of Mt. Everest.
Theres a big difference between Mt Everest and say, going to space for example. One of them, Mt Everest many many people have gone to and experiences it first hand, and fir a sum of money completely possible for me to obtain, I too could go there and experience it.
Space though, it's not really a matter of being able to do it really. when even NASA cant get its story straight about something simple like ''can you see stars in space?'' It just brings up a bit of doubt to me.
Sorry about your friend
www.planetary.org
I thought it was because there were no stars inside the Hollywood soundstage where they filmed it.View attachment 2044144
Why are there no stars in most space images?
Look up at space at night from a dark location and you can see innumerable stars. Why, then, do photos of so many things in space show black space, devoid of stars?
It was a long time ago, now, but never too far from my memory. Thanks. (I know there was no bad intent on anyone's part.)
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push others to think more!
Agreed. And my time in the CPK forum is bettered by his presence.Honestly people like
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I enjoy that he has his points of views regardless and it's our own choice to agree or not
Ha yes, just earlier this evening I was thinking how wild a flat Earth would be in terms of gravity. How much mass and thus thickness do you assign to the Earth? Gravity would not be even nearly constant, and depending on where you go it wouldn't pull objects straight down.Honestly people like
If it's agreeing or not
I enjoy that he has his points of views regardless and it's our own choice to agree or not
Thanks manHonestly people like
If it's agreeing or not
I enjoy that he has his points of views regardless and it's our own choice to agree or not
I appriciate that thanks
