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Title: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 05, 2016, 01:40:54 PM
Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: boydster on June 05, 2016, 01:45:28 PM
There's a thread around here somewhere discussing the impossibility of rockets working in a vacuum. Someone seems pretty passionate that a rocket cannot possibly work in space because... well... because Newton's 3rd law. So I say go for it.  ;D
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 05, 2016, 01:57:13 PM
I designed a hybrid rocket just for this test with a remote ignition. I can scale it down or up for the test. I just didn't want to go through the trouble if no one would give a damn lol.

Figured maybe a few go pros in the tank?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 05, 2016, 02:00:52 PM
Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

Bullshit.

if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results?

No.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 05, 2016, 02:08:07 PM
Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

Bullshit.

if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results?

No.



About the answer I figured I would get. Which is why I even asked this apparently stupid question. Oh well I am exciting about the upgrade, will open some new doors for me. Plus considered it my birthday present to myself lol...even shills have birthdays (I think).

Bull shit why?? Do vacuum chambers not exist now?

So even seeing with your own eyes results of something won't help anything I see.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Blue_Moon on June 05, 2016, 02:10:57 PM
Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?

Awesome!  Go for it, man! 

Although, one thing I should mention is that you can make a smaller sealed chamber that is open at one side.  If you have the engine fire through the hole, it will pull its own vacuum.  That way, you don't have to worry about the exhaust ruining the vacuum as it would in a closed chamber.  That's how they do it with large engines, like this:

(http://www.nimr.org/systems/rockets/92188.jpg)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 05, 2016, 02:23:07 PM
Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?

Awesome!  Go for it, man! 

Although, one thing I should mention is that you can make a smaller sealed chamber that is open at one side.  If you have the engine fire through the hole, it will pull its own vacuum.  That way, you don't have to worry about the exhaust ruining the vacuum as it would in a closed chamber.  That's how they do it with large engines, like this:

(http://www.nimr.org/systems/images/92188.jpg)

Thanks for that, I have heard of those. Though the reason I use a vacuum chamber is for testing flow rates of pumps in different temps and atmospheres so I can get them certified once the prototypes prove functional (now going to be some added stuff with the bigger size) Then off they go to another company for production. Building the unit itself was not really the financial pit fall, it was the climate system for it, that added up big time. Mainly because I do not have the equipment to build that stuff in house.

That is why I said baby rocket, the little hybrid I designed will only take about 1500 dollars of actual material (and about 30 hours to build) and with the available cubic feet. It should have minimal effect, and basically zero for 30 seconds . Which that should be plenty to show if there is thrust or not. 

This is surely not the purpose of it, but figured it would be a cool test to use as a test run of it.

Edit: Sorry I got long winded lol. Long story short, an open chamber would be no use to me, as I do not do full engine testing (in the rocket Realm. Though do test some rotary, flat and v engines). Only do fuel supply and some shielding .
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on June 05, 2016, 07:37:01 PM
Please do it, I'm happy to donate to the cause maybe we could get a few guys on board.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on June 05, 2016, 07:39:29 PM
Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

Bullshit.

if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results?

Oh man this is gonna make me look dumb, better try and derail.

I mean after all those threads I made and hijacked shit posting the same stuff, oh man I hope they don't do an actual experiment, god I hate science, wish people would just believe everything I say with no evidence

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: boydster on June 05, 2016, 08:00:29 PM
LOL... Papa Legba: "How dare you offer to show me evidence that I'm wrong?" <plugs ears, closes eyes> "LA LA LA I CAN'T HEAR YOU. It's probably fake anyway. You're stupid. Poodly tits lyuzhares!!1!!one!one!11!"

Honestly, any argument tied to a refusal to accept new information isn't an argument worth holding on to. Babyhighspeed, go science the shit of this rocket-in-a-vacuum idea. If you're building the vacuum chamber anyway, adding more data to the mix should be something that will benefit everyone. Who knows, maybe you'll prove NASA wrong about rockets after all..... think of the billions we'll save once you help expose this yuuuuge space ship conspiracy ;)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 05, 2016, 11:22:31 PM
Please do it, I'm happy to donate to the cause maybe we could get a few guys on board.

Well it wouldn't be fair to donate towards the chamber upgrade since it's for business unless you just have money burning a hole in your pocket then donates are accepted  ;D

But if anyone wants to throw in on the test rocket itself more than welcome to, if not no biggie. Seems like there is enough interest to go ahead and move forward with the rocket.

Doing a very basic setup up. Hybrid design with acrylic based solid fuel and simple oxygen for the oxidizer. Normally liquid oxygen would be used, but this tiny of a scale regular oxygen will be sufficient. Will be using a simple RF control board I have that will control a motorized screw valve for the oxygen control, then will set the auto pulse ignition with a solid state relay running off the same board.

Will build a simple crane support to hang the rocket from, as well pressurized box to hold the agm battery for the electronics. Will do a test fire in standard atmosphere, then fire it 3 more times in low, mid and high vacuums.

Only thing I am not 100 percent on is having a tank of oxygen in a vacuum. It should be ok, I just need to confirm, make sure having a pressurized tank inside a vacuum isn't going to cause any non pleasant reactions lol.


Who knows, maybe you'll prove NASA wrong about rockets after all..... think of the billions we'll save once you help expose this yuuuuge space ship conspiracy ;)

Could you imagine the Legba explosion if it does prove a hoax lol. HOLY CRAP....there would be Legba shit EVERYWHERE
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 06, 2016, 01:00:44 AM
Just understand what a vacuum is and why rectangular chambers are only good enough to evacuate "some" pressure before being crushed.

This is low pressure and it's a metal rail tanker.



So here's the key with your little rocket experiment.

What you need to do is to put your tiny rocket into the chamber and at the other end of that chamber, you place half a clear plastic beaker of water. You then start to use your evacuation pump to allow as much pressure to escape from the chamber - enough to start to make the water in the beaker, freeze.

Once we see that, you can them immediately remote fire your little rocket and we can see what happens.
Once you have done this, you can then fire your rocket inside the chamber, after you've allowed the air pressure to refill it and see the difference.
If you do this honestly and correctly, you will lend more credence to the rocket in space hypothesis.

I assume this experiment to be done in the tank/chamber you aforementioned.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on June 06, 2016, 02:01:08 AM
Expecting it to go something like this

http://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=3&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwj97JDEg5PNAhUBLJQKHUb0B0MQtwIIKDAC&url=http%3A%2F%2Fm.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DH4CNvZj-gko&usg=AFQjCNGnuoM6-zvaq3GXThhBRDojWMeAkw&sig2=5-EZ1lba1BvPWhaB-hC0Yw

Sorry my link fu is weak
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: MaNaeSWolf on June 06, 2016, 02:06:00 AM
Just understand what a vacuum is and why rectangular chambers are only good enough to evacuate "some" pressure before being crushed.

This is low pressure and it's a metal rail tanker.



So here's the key with your little rocket experiment.

What you need to do is to put your tiny rocket into the chamber and at the other end of that chamber, you place half a clear plastic beaker of water. You then start to use your evacuation pump to allow as much pressure to escape from the chamber - enough to start to make the water in the beaker, freeze.

Once we see that, you can them immediately remote fire your little rocket and we can see what happens.
Once you have done this, you can then fire your rocket inside the chamber, after you've allowed the air pressure to refill it and see the difference.
If you do this honestly and correctly, you will lend more credence to the rocket in space hypothesis.

I assume this experiment to be done in the tank/chamber you aforementioned.

The water in the beaker wont freeze, it will evaporate, and could even boil if it is even a little warm. So I am sure he can do that too.

(http://)

And Round structures are best for vacuums, but are harder to build. So a rectangular structure can be used, but with much thicker walls. At the end of the day, I bet he is going for cost efficiency and not material efficiency.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: MaNaeSWolf on June 06, 2016, 02:08:28 AM
And apparently I was silly. The water can freeze if it loses enough energy through evaporation.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 06, 2016, 02:20:37 AM
Just understand what a vacuum is and why rectangular chambers are only good enough to evacuate "some" pressure before being crushed.

This is low pressure and it's a metal rail tanker.



So here's the key with your little rocket experiment.

What you need to do is to put your tiny rocket into the chamber and at the other end of that chamber, you place half a clear plastic beaker of water. You then start to use your evacuation pump to allow as much pressure to escape from the chamber - enough to start to make the water in the beaker, freeze.

Once we see that, you can them immediately remote fire your little rocket and we can see what happens.
Once you have done this, you can then fire your rocket inside the chamber, after you've allowed the air pressure to refill it and see the difference.
If you do this honestly and correctly, you will lend more credence to the rocket in space hypothesis.

I assume this experiment to be done in the tank/chamber you aforementioned.

The water in the beaker wont freeze, it will evaporate, and could even boil if it is even a little warm. So I am sure he can do that too.

(http://)

And Round structures are best for vacuums, but are harder to build. So a rectangular structure can be used, but with much thicker walls. At the end of the day, I bet he is going for cost efficiency and not material efficiency.
The key issue is to have enough strength in the chamber to stop it being crushed as air pressure is allowed to be evacuated.
Oh and also water doesn't boil in a vacuum like you think it does, as in getting warm. It appears to boil due to expansion of matter due to the chamber of air pressure being allowed to expand out through the pump that is keeping the external air pressure from outside from entering.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 06, 2016, 06:01:56 AM
It's called the triple point. It is not due to matter expanding.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on June 06, 2016, 06:21:31 AM
There's a thread around here somewhere discussing the impossibility of rockets working in a vacuum. Someone seems pretty passionate that a rocket cannot possibly work in space because... well... because Newton's 3rd law. So I say go for it.  ;D
I wonder who that was? Could it be that Poppy Leghorn - something like that!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 06, 2016, 06:23:41 AM
It's called the triple point. It is not due to matter expanding.
You need to start paying attention, boy.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 06, 2016, 06:36:06 AM
I suggest you go back and read all the posts where I destroyed you. 
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 06, 2016, 06:40:05 AM
I suggest you go back and read all the posts where I destroyed you.
Start paying attention and you just might actually learn the reality of situations, instead of messing about with silly weak chambers that evacuate too little air to have any effect on anything that's been talked about by me.
Take your little council issue boots off and read your comics, boy.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 06, 2016, 06:59:20 AM
I suggest you go back and read all the posts where I destroyed you.
Start paying attention and you just might actually learn the reality of situations, instead of messing about with silly weak chambers that evacuate too little air to have any effect on anything that's been talked about by me.
Take your little council issue boots off and read your comics, boy.
Lol
Still mad at me for destroying denpessure I see.

Now, what evidence do you have that covalent bonds can be meters in length?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 06, 2016, 07:01:39 AM
I suggest you go back and read all the posts where I destroyed you.
Start paying attention and you just might actually learn the reality of situations, instead of messing about with silly weak chambers that evacuate too little air to have any effect on anything that's been talked about by me.
Take your little council issue boots off and read your comics, boy.
Lol
Still mad at me for destroying denpessure I see.

Now, what evidence do you have that covalent bonds can be meters in length?
Come back to me when you grow up, boy.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 06, 2016, 07:28:31 AM
No rebuttal, as expected.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 06, 2016, 08:15:28 AM
Oh good Lord!!! Only on this website could this thread become this volitile ha ha!!

I have been asked by a few people the specs on the unit I suppose to win an argument or whatever else. Anyways here are a few for whatever reason.

1843 cubic feet total compacity

Pump system, two of our modified turbo pumps running off a 4 cylinder Honda engine cog drive, with two screw intermediaries for shutting pumps down. I went this direction because I am out of power at the shop. I have 800amps 3 phase coming in and I barely have enough surge room left. It was more cost effective to do this than to upgrade the electrical system, get the city to sign off ect ect. Plus it's unique and cool lol.

Absolute max 10-7 Torr (don't know how to make math look right here) with constant pump running.

This said test may be conducted at the system absolute max as a stress test to the entire system, or I may run around 10-3, this I have yet to decide on.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 06, 2016, 08:37:25 AM
Nothing will change. People on here have preformed experiments and nothing ever come if them. The other side just isn't smart enough to change their mind.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 06, 2016, 09:33:18 AM
Nothing will change. People on here have preformed experiments and nothing ever come if them. The other side just isn't smart enough to change their mind.

Well that's a bit saddening...if this is the general consensus then I won't waste my time or money making the baby rocket. I have already seen scale engines perform in high vacuum settings , my whole point for this was for misguided people, or people who didn't understand how the movement of mass can move an object in a vacuum setting.

I had figured a complex test filmed in real time with no editing would surely help. However, if not, then I am not going to waste my 40 hours or 1500 dollars building the damn thing.

Plus I have yet to get an answer from my buddy at Texas instruments the safety of a compressed gaseous oxygen tank in extreme vacuum situations. May need to switch to liquid oxygen or worst case build a tank for the oxygen which would add more time and money to the test.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 06, 2016, 09:35:09 AM
I wouldn't waste your time. There are at least 2 YouTube videos of rockets in near vacuum already. They are of course "fake and gay".
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: MaNaeSWolf on June 06, 2016, 09:49:40 AM
People do not believe rockets don't exist/cant exist for the lack of evidence.
Adding more evidence sadly wont change their views no matter how good the content. Even if you strapped them on the next Falcon 9 launch, they will deny it all the way to the top.

I was curious
Quote
Plus I have yet to get an answer from my buddy at Texas instruments the safety of a compressed gaseous oxygen tank in extreme vacuum situations. May need to switch to liquid oxygen or worst case build a tank for the oxygen which would add more time and money to the test.
Why not just go cold gas thruster or solid fuel for the test (if you are still gonna do it?) I really hope you where not gonna go through this much effort for a conspiracy site. Although, If I could, I would have, but more for the fun build.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 06, 2016, 09:58:11 AM
People do not believe rockets don't exist/cant exist for the lack of evidence.
Adding more evidence sadly wont change their views no matter how good the content. Even if you strapped them on the next Falcon 9 launch, they will deny it all the way to the top.

I was curious
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Plus I have yet to get an answer from my buddy at Texas instruments the safety of a compressed gaseous oxygen tank in extreme vacuum situations. May need to switch to liquid oxygen or worst case build a tank for the oxygen which would add more time and money to the test.
Why not just go cold gas thruster or solid fuel for the test (if you are still gonna do it?) I really hope you where not gonna go through this much effort for a conspiracy site. Although, If I could, I would have, but more for the fun build.
Of course she wasn't. She was just pretending to in some frenzied attempt to get people to believe that rockets do not use atmosphere to work.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 06, 2016, 10:30:22 AM
People do not believe rockets don't exist/cant exist for the lack of evidence.
Adding more evidence sadly wont change their views no matter how good the content. Even if you strapped them on the next Falcon 9 launch, they will deny it all the way to the top.

I was curious
Quote
Plus I have yet to get an answer from my buddy at Texas instruments the safety of a compressed gaseous oxygen tank in extreme vacuum situations. May need to switch to liquid oxygen or worst case build a tank for the oxygen which would add more time and money to the test.
Why not just go cold gas thruster or solid fuel for the test (if you are still gonna do it?) I really hope you where not gonna go through this much effort for a conspiracy site. Although, If I could, I would have, but more for the fun build.
Of course she wasn't. She was just pretending to in some frenzied attempt to get people to believe that rockets do not use atmosphere to work.
"Inertia doesn't exist."


Now STFU and run away like its the only thing you can do.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 06, 2016, 10:32:48 AM
I won't waste my time or money making the baby rocket.

Please do.

You have wasted so much of our time it's only fair we get a bit of payback.

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I have yet to get an answer from my buddy at Texas instruments the safety of a compressed gaseous oxygen tank in extreme vacuum situations.


Well NASA have been using a variety of compressed gasses in hard vacuum for nearly 60 years so I don't see why you have any safety concerns...

LOL!!!

Messed up there, didntcha, loser?

Ah, your bullshit never gets old...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 06, 2016, 10:48:42 AM
I won't waste my time or money making the baby rocket.

Please do.

You have wasted so much of our time it's only fair we get a bit of payback.

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I have yet to get an answer from my buddy at Texas instruments the safety of a compressed gaseous oxygen tank in extreme vacuum situations.


Well NASA have been using a variety of compressed gasses in hard vacuum for nearly 60 years so I don't see why you have any safety concerns...

LOL!!!

Messed up there, didntcha, loser?

Ah, your bullshit never gets old...

They don't have the source tanks in the chamber dumb ass. They have lines ran into the chamber. Mine is not being built with that option, un needed complexity and something I would never use.

Yes their are tanks built for and tested inside a vacuum i just don't want to build one if I don't have to.

People do not believe rockets don't exist/cant exist for the lack of evidence.
Adding more evidence sadly wont change their views no matter how good the content. Even if you strapped them on the next Falcon 9 launch, they will deny it all the way to the top.

I was curious
Quote
Plus I have yet to get an answer from my buddy at Texas instruments the safety of a compressed gaseous oxygen tank in extreme vacuum situations. May need to switch to liquid oxygen or worst case build a tank for the oxygen which would add more time and money to the test.
Why not just go cold gas thruster or solid fuel for the test (if you are still gonna do it?) I really hope you where not gonna go through this much effort for a conspiracy site. Although, If I could, I would have, but more for the fun build.
Of course she wasn't. She was just pretending to in some frenzied attempt to get people to believe that rockets do not use atmosphere to work.

It's he dumbass. I have posted picture proof of everything I have said on this site. Sadly just those small actions are more than you have done your entire time here. Someone that has actually done something with their life is mystifying to you, and truly doesn't compute.

You know, I thought this was going to be fun project that this site might actually work together on to do some cool testing. I have seen sites do group projects before, I was going to post day by day pictures of the unit being constructed. As well as pictures of the test rocket bring constructed, experiment ect. Plus imagine what else could be tested in that size chamber. However, the unfortunate truth, is this site is full of (not all) sad sad people, it really is quite pathetic.

Why not just go cold gas thruster or solid fuel for the test (if you are still gonna do it?) I really hope you where not gonna go through this much effort for a conspiracy site. Although, If I could, I would have, but more for the fun build.

That is why I was going with the hybrid design, solid fuel pmma and gaseous oxygen for the oxidizer. I want something I can kill in a moments notice just in case of some sort of failure .
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: getrealzommb on June 06, 2016, 10:59:05 AM
I won't waste my time or money making the baby rocket.

Please do.

You have wasted so much of our time it's only fair we get a bit of payback.

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I have yet to get an answer from my buddy at Texas instruments the safety of a compressed gaseous oxygen tank in extreme vacuum situations.


Well NASA have been using a variety of compressed gasses in hard vacuum for nearly 60 years so I don't see why you have any safety concerns...

LOL!!!

Messed up there, didntcha, loser?

Ah, your bullshit never gets old...

They don't have the source tanks in the chamber dumb ass. They have lines ran into the chamber. Mine is not being built with that option, un needed complexity and something I would never use.

Yes their are tanks built for and tested inside a vacuum i just don't want to build one if I don't have to.

People do not believe rockets don't exist/cant exist for the lack of evidence.
Adding more evidence sadly wont change their views no matter how good the content. Even if you strapped them on the next Falcon 9 launch, they will deny it all the way to the top.

I was curious
Quote
Plus I have yet to get an answer from my buddy at Texas instruments the safety of a compressed gaseous oxygen tank in extreme vacuum situations. May need to switch to liquid oxygen or worst case build a tank for the oxygen which would add more time and money to the test.
Why not just go cold gas thruster or solid fuel for the test (if you are still gonna do it?) I really hope you where not gonna go through this much effort for a conspiracy site. Although, If I could, I would have, but more for the fun build.
Of course she wasn't. She was just pretending to in some frenzied attempt to get people to believe that rockets do not use atmosphere to work.

It's he dumbass. I have posted picture proof of everything I have said on this site. Sadly just those small actions are more than you have done your entire time here. Someone that has actually done something with their life is mystifying to you, and truly doesn't compute.

You know, I thought this was going to be fun project that this site might actually work together on to do some cool testing. I have seen sites do group projects before, I was going to post day by day pictures of the unit being constructed. As well as pictures of the test rocket bring constructed, experiment ect. Plus imagine what else could be tested in that size chamber. However, the unfortunate truth, is this site is full of (not all) sad sad people, it really is quite pathetic.

Why not just go cold gas thruster or solid fuel for the test (if you are still gonna do it?) I really hope you where not gonna go through this much effort for a conspiracy site. Although, If I could, I would have, but more for the fun build.

That is why I was going with the hybrid design, solid fuel pmma and gaseous oxygen for the oxidizer. I want something I can kill in a moments notice just in case of some sort of failure .

Why don't you set up a "go fund me" to raise funds just for the rocket and give so called FE "truth" seekers a chance to put their money where their mouths are. The results of the go fund me would be interesting in themselves.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: MaNaeSWolf on June 06, 2016, 11:43:32 AM
It's he dumbass. I have posted picture proof of everything I have said on this site. Sadly just those small actions are more than you have done your entire time here. Someone that has actually done something with their life is mystifying to you, and truly doesn't compute.

You know, I thought this was going to be fun project that this site might actually work together on to do some cool testing. I have seen sites do group projects before, I was going to post day by day pictures of the unit being constructed. As well as pictures of the test rocket bring constructed, experiment ect. Plus imagine what else could be tested in that size chamber. However, the unfortunate truth, is this site is full of (not all) sad sad people, it really is quite pathetic.

I would have enjoyed watching the build. But unfortunately I cant see any piece of evidence changing anyone's mind. If evidence could do that then the FES would not exist.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 06, 2016, 11:50:32 AM
They don't have the source tanks in the chamber dumb ass. They have lines ran into the chamber.

They have allegedly had compressed gas tanks open to the hard vacuum of space ever since the first spacewalk you dickhead...

What a loser you are.

Do that experiment anyway; I want to SEE how much money I'm costing you idiots, apart from your wages...

DO IT, SHILL!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 06, 2016, 12:02:14 PM
They don't have the source tanks in the chamber dumb ass. They have lines ran into the chamber.

They have allegedly had compressed gas tanks open to the hard vacuum of space ever since the first spacewalk you dickhead...

What a loser you are.

Do that experiment anyway; I want to SEE how much money I'm costing you idiots, apart from your wages...

DO IT, SHILL!
Only a dumb fuck like you would think that's true.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 06, 2016, 12:13:56 PM
Only a dumb fuck like you would think that's true.

Who's crying now?

But yeah; they musta done all the space-walks with the capsule door closed, mustn't they?

Cos if they didn't then the compressed gas tanks in the capsule would all be open to hard vacuum, wouldn't they?

LOL!!!

Now do that experiment shills...

WASTE YOUR OWN TIME & MONEY FOR A CHANGE!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 06, 2016, 12:14:48 PM
They don't have the source tanks in the chamber dumb ass. They have lines ran into the chamber.

They have allegedly had compressed gas tanks open to the hard vacuum of space ever since the first spacewalk you dickhead...

What a loser you are.

Do that experiment anyway; I want to SEE how much money I'm costing you idiots, apart from your wages...

DO IT, SHILL!

That is the difference between you and I. I don't have "wages", assuming if you are even able to hold any type of employment which I find quite unlikely.

And as I specified a few times already, I don't want to build a tank specialized for a vacuum. My question I am trying to find out if a standard storage cylinder can safely tolerate that pressure differential.

The only thing you cost me is mental sadness that you are trying to live life everyday in your condition.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 06, 2016, 12:25:02 PM
That is the difference between you and I. I don't have "wages", assuming if you are even able to hold any type of employment which I find quite unlikely.

And as I specified a few times already, I don't want to build a tank specialized for a vacuum. My question I am trying to find out if a standard storage cylinder can safely tolerate that pressure differential.

The only thing you cost me is mental sadness that you are trying to live life everyday in your condition.

Spoken like a true Fake Texan...

You massively obvious prissy gaylord sock-puppet disinfo-shill.

Now just do the experiment ffs!

Use slo-mo cameras so it costs even more & we can see sokarul's mad 'exhuast stacking' in action...

WASTE YOUR MONEY, SHILL!

DO IT NOW!

WHAT'S THE MATTER? YOU SCARED?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 06, 2016, 12:40:48 PM
That is the difference between you and I. I don't have "wages", assuming if you are even able to hold any type of employment which I find quite unlikely.

And as I specified a few times already, I don't want to build a tank specialized for a vacuum. My question I am trying to find out if a standard storage cylinder can safely tolerate that pressure differential.

The only thing you cost me is mental sadness that you are trying to live life everyday in your condition.

Spoken like a true Fake Texan...

You massively obvious prissy gaylord sock-puppet disinfo-shill.

Now just do the experiment ffs!

Use slo-mo cameras so it costs even more & we can see sokarul's mad 'exhuast stacking' in action...

WASTE YOUR MONEY, SHILL!

DO IT NOW!

WHAT'S THE MATTER? YOU SCARED?


I have seen many scale engine tests in person under these conditions, this wasn't suppose to be for me. It was suppose to be for the forum if people were really searching for truth.

Fake Texan now lol...You surely are reaching for an argument. Want me to go up on the roof of my shop to take a picture of the rangers or cowboys stadium? They are only a mile away from me here, or six flags? Oh wait, any time I post photographic proof of what I say, you just deny, bang on your key board and increase the grip on the fleshy patch of hair your genitals are suppose to be.

Maybe get off your ass and live in the real world...at that point you could actually go farther than the minimum pay job that you despise so much. Or expand the knowledge and understanding you lack to the core. Instead though, you choose to reject the real world, at least that way you would never have to acknowledge the sad failures that follow you in the shadows.

As I said....mental sadness is what you cost me
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 06, 2016, 12:48:40 PM
I have seen many scale engine tests in person under these conditions

Of COURSE you have...

Just like you're a gen-yoo-wine good ol' boy Texan.

And now you're going to spend a few thousand good ol' Texan bucks recreating these 'engine tests'.

And you're gonna document every single aspect of the build too...

All of it.

You are gonna waste money like you waste our time...

NOW GET IT DONE OR BE PROVEN AS THE LIAR YOU ARE!

YOU OFFERED TO DO IT, REMEMBER?

SO DO IT!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 06, 2016, 01:16:57 PM
Only a dumb fuck like you would think that's true.

Who's crying now?

But yeah; they musta done all the space-walks with the capsule door closed, mustn't they?

Cos if they didn't then the compressed gas tanks in the capsule would all be open to hard vacuum, wouldn't they?

LOL!!!

Now do that experiment shills...

WASTE YOUR OWN TIME & MONEY FOR A CHANGE!
It's called an airlock. Learn something before you spout shit.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 06, 2016, 03:58:03 PM
I have seen many scale engine tests in person under these conditions

Of COURSE you have...

Just like you're a gen-yoo-wine good ol' boy Texan.

And now you're going to spend a few thousand good ol' Texan bucks recreating these 'engine tests'.

And you're gonna document every single aspect of the build too...

All of it.

You are gonna waste money like you waste our time...

NOW GET IT DONE OR BE PROVEN AS THE LIAR YOU ARE!

YOU OFFERED TO DO IT, REMEMBER?

SO DO IT!


I offer proof of who I am dip shit, not my fault you pretend it never happened. Just because you say something doesn't mean it's true, though I am sure in that hamster powered ticker of yours it does. I bet you have some strong wrist from popping those french fries out of the grease.

Though this is insulting to anyone working fast food...i don't know where to go from there.

like you waste our time...
I just had to read this again coming from you...^-LOL
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on June 06, 2016, 04:02:12 PM
I think if you want to make a baby rocket in a vacuum you should do it. Sounds like a fun experiment.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Blue_Moon on June 06, 2016, 04:35:53 PM
I bet you have some strong wrist from popping those french fries out of the grease.

That's not why he has a strong wrist...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on June 06, 2016, 04:38:12 PM
I think if you want to make a baby rocket in a vacuum you should do it. Sounds like a fun experiment.

Yayyy science, we're on board Baby High Speed dont let the trolls get you down.

Plus Papa Legba looks like he's getting really scared.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 06, 2016, 11:15:35 PM
Only a dumb fuck like you would think that's true.

Who's crying now?

But yeah; they musta done all the space-walks with the capsule door closed, mustn't they?

Cos if they didn't then the compressed gas tanks in the capsule would all be open to hard vacuum, wouldn't they?

LOL!!!

Now do that experiment shills...

WASTE YOUR OWN TIME & MONEY FOR A CHANGE!
It's called an airlock. Learn something before you spout shit.

So the Apollo & Gemini capsules had airlocks?

Think it's you who's spouting shit.

As usual.

I offer proof of who I am dip shit, not my fault you pretend it never happened.

You have offered no proof whatsoever that you are who you claim to be...

You couldn't even spell 'Lockheed' when you claimed to have worked for them.

And pretending that I am the pretender here is yet more of the insane gaslighting & psychopathic mirroring that you all started doing at once back in January.

Every neutral has noticed it btw, so don't pretend you aren't doing it.

Now get on with your 'experiment'...

You will document every aspect of it, from the build to the final results.

You will be genuinely scientific about it.

You will waste a lot of time & money on it.

You will give all the honest people here a bit of payback for the ludicrous bullshit you have inflicted upon us.

Toodle-pip, Napoleon Dynamite!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on June 06, 2016, 11:37:45 PM
I'm actually pretty good with a bo staff...

So who are the "honest people" Papa? (awaits shit post and non response.)

I think you're scared of real science and real experiments.
(awaits shit post and non response)

Edit.
P.S baby high speed is a real person, I know because we agree on some things and disagree on others but can still debate our differences rather than flinging shit.

I think, personally, that you, jroa and heiwa are all alts of the same person, you never attack flat earthers only round earthers.

Never seen you get into a FET debate on a FET forum, seems you're just here to spam up the place and support known trolls.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 06, 2016, 11:48:22 PM
I'm actually pretty good with a bo staff.

No you aren't.

So who are the "honest people" Papa?

Not you.

I think you're scared of real science and real experiments.

I look forward to BHS's 'real scientific experiment'.

baby high speed is a real person

He is a laughable fraud, as are you.

I think, personally, that you, jroa and heiwa are all alts of the same person

LOL!!!

More gaslighting & psychopathic mirroring.

you never attack flat earthers only round earthers.

It's a flat earth forum you dick so stop crying.

seems you're just here to spam up the place and support known trolls.

And you finish with another spazz-out of gaslighting & psychopathic mirroring.

What a Loser.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on June 06, 2016, 11:59:20 PM
Actually I'm really good lol spent 10 years playing ninja when i was younger lol. Thought you'd get the Napolean Dynamite reference tho.

Thanks for the shit post and non answer, I knew it was coming but you were faster than I expected.

Looking forward to seeing more of your shit posts in the future.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on June 07, 2016, 12:02:30 AM
I'm actually pretty good with a bo staff.

No you aren't.

So who are the "honest people" Papa?

Not you.

I think you're scared of real science and real experiments.

I look forward to BHS's 'real scientific experiment'.

baby high speed is a real person

He is a laughable fraud, as are you.

I think, personally, that you, jroa and heiwa are all alts of the same person

LOL!!!

More gaslighting & psychopathic mirroring.

you never attack flat earthers only round earthers.

It's a flat earth forum you dick so stop crying.

seems you're just here to spam up the place and support known trolls.

And you finish with another spazz-out of gaslighting & psychopathic mirroring.

What a Loser.

You know that kid in highschool? That massive homophobe that hated gays and always accused others of being gay?

Then ten years later you see him dressed up like Elton John on facebook.

Anyone seeing something similar with Papa, accuses others of having multiple accounts, being paid shills etc, very angry about it and often nonsensical?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 07, 2016, 12:09:05 AM
Nice double-shitpost accusing others of shitposting you nutter.

Anyhoo; does anyone else think the Gemini & Apollo capsules had airlocks?

Cos if they didn't, then any bottles of compressed gas/liquid therein must have been exposed to a hard vacuum during 'spacewalks'...

And BHS seems to think this would be hazardous.

LOL!!!

None of you have the slightest clue wtf you are talking about, do you?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on June 07, 2016, 12:17:14 AM
bottles of compressed gas/liquid therein must have been exposed to a hard vacuum during 'spacewalks'...

He's probably worried about the structural strength material PSI etc, your intelligence is showing again Papa.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 07, 2016, 12:18:05 AM
Only a dumb fuck like you would think that's true.

Who's crying now?

But yeah; they musta done all the space-walks with the capsule door closed, mustn't they?

Cos if they didn't then the compressed gas tanks in the capsule would all be open to hard vacuum, wouldn't they?

LOL!!!

Now do that experiment shills...

WASTE YOUR OWN TIME & MONEY FOR A CHANGE!
It's called an airlock. Learn something before you spout shit.

So the Apollo & Gemini capsules had airlocks?

Think it's you who's spouting shit.

As usual.

I offer proof of who I am dip shit, not my fault you pretend it never happened.

You have offered no proof whatsoever that you are who you claim to be...

You couldn't even spell 'Lockheed' when you claimed to have worked for them.

And pretending that I am the pretender here is yet more of the insane gaslighting & psychopathic mirroring that you all started doing at once back in January.

Every neutral has noticed it btw, so don't pretend you aren't doing it.

Now get on with your 'experiment'...

You will document every aspect of it, from the build to the final results.

You will be genuinely scientific about it.

You will waste a lot of time & money on it.

You will give all the honest people here a bit of payback for the ludicrous bullshit you have inflicted upon us.

Toodle-pip, Napoleon Dynamite!

You are absolutely 100 percent full of shit!!!

I posted up pics of my "dusty Lamborghini" as you call it that I carved my fucking screen name in so it was known it was mine and I wasn't bull shitting. And one of my Steinways as well in that rediculous challenge to heiwa. Then of course all that was fake.

So I took that for a few weeks, then that one night I had got back from the bar with a few friends and we went to the shop because it was closer than my house. I was bored and there you were running your ignorant mouth. So I took a picture of my "fake" half empty bottle of liquor to my "fake" piano in the exact same damn room I took the first pic. Then even went a step further, took a pic of my vette with a whole pack of toilet paper on top of it, Ferrari and even my waterjet cutter. Would have kept going but I didn't feel like disarming one of the other buildings and opening up ect. Everything you kept calling bullshit on I kept proving otherwise. Just another pathetic little argument because you have no real ones.

Yes I fucked up a spelling of a word...big whoop, I don't know if I did it or my phone did it, I don't proof read unless I am on a real computer or typing something important. As I have said many damn times I never worked for them, my company, including myself have done contract work and still do for them. Yet this is all you have as an argument....

I even offered to show you a my security badge with a few things photoshoped out for security. Of course you just ignored that pecker head.

I even offered to take you through a video tour of all three buildings of my shop. All you had was blah blah. ..i bet I even have a 3 hanging somewhere...what does that mean??

As I have said a million times, just because you are full of shit doesn't mean everyone is. Just because you have done nothing with your life, doesn't mean everyone took that route.

Now in the words of Legba

Toodle-pip loser...

Also fyi ...you are the only one who has openly admitted spreading disinformation..also I didn't proof read any of this, I hope it's riddled with spelling errors so you can have so new HOT ammo
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: MaNaeSWolf on June 07, 2016, 12:22:58 AM
BabyHighSpeed can I get you to focus your attention to this definition

"In Internet slang, a troll (/ˈtroʊl/, /ˈtrɒl/) is a person who sows discord on the Internet by starting arguments or upsetting people, by posting inflammatory, extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community (such as a newsgroup, forum, chat room, or blog) with the deliberate intent of provoking readers into an emotional response or of otherwise disrupting normal on-topic discussion, often for their own amusement."
 wiki  (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_troll)

If you happen to find someone like this on the internets, please do not give them the joy they so desire. There is a ignore function on this site for you to use.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 07, 2016, 12:24:01 AM
I'm actually pretty good with a bo staff...

Actually I'm really good lol spent 10 years playing ninja when i was younger lol.
This is as real as it gets right here lol^ he is welcome at any one of my shill parties.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 07, 2016, 12:27:05 AM
BabyHighSpeed can I get you to focus your attention to this definition

"In Internet slang, a troll (/ˈtroʊl/, /ˈtrɒl/) is a person who sows discord on the Internet by starting arguments or upsetting people, by posting inflammatory, extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community (such as a newsgroup, forum, chat room, or blog) with the deliberate intent of provoking readers into an emotional response or of otherwise disrupting normal on-topic discussion, often for their own amusement."
 wiki  (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_troll)

If you happen to find someone like this on the internets, please do not give them the joy they so desire. There is a ignore function on this site for you to use.
Yes I know!! You are 100 percent correct. I try to resist and I do alot of times...but good Lord he is so stupid I can't resist, it's like crack! Just like a bad drug I hate myself afterwards lol. You are right I just need to put him on the ignore list, and whatever ever other alter egos he uses.

Just need to do it
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 07, 2016, 12:56:25 AM
Jesus Christ will you lot just listen to yourselves?

Pathetic.

You start a thread bragging like a mad old bar-fly about how you have a few thousand bucks spare just to prove one person on an obscure flat earth forum wrong, but as soon as I start to question your claims, & ask you to perform your experiment according to strict scientific standards, you all go mental...

As you always do.

What failures you all are...

Really; I cannot describe how ridiculous you all appear.

Now off you go, Clowns; say 'NO U!!!' & hoppety-skip around doing the Papa-Waltz some more.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Kami on June 07, 2016, 03:09:01 AM
I think if you want to make a baby rocket in a vacuum you should do it. Sounds like a fun experiment.
This. But I would not hope that you can convince anyone, some people *cough* *legba* *cough* are pretty resistant to obvious evidence. Nevertheless, it really sounds like fun and I would love to see a video of it. In fact, I would love to see it in person, but I fear you live too far away  ;D
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 07, 2016, 03:38:15 AM
I think if you want to make a baby rocket in a vacuum you should do it. Sounds like a fun experiment.
This. But I would not hope that you can convince anyone, some people *cough* *legba* *cough* are pretty resistant to obvious evidence. Nevertheless, it really sounds like fun and I would love to see a video of it. In fact, I would love to see it in person, but I fear you live too far away  ;D
If evidence is posted by the correct rules, then it would be taken seriously. The issue is, they are never done by the correct rules. Even people like Adam Savage and co just side step the real experiments in favour of the bogus.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Kami on June 07, 2016, 03:41:20 AM
If evidence is posted by the correct rules, then it would be taken seriously.
I highly doubt that. Some people here even deny the existence of Saturn V rockets/the southern cross/the ISS.
What would those correct rules be?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 07, 2016, 03:49:05 AM
If evidence is posted by the correct rules, then it would be taken seriously.
I highly doubt that. Some people here even deny the existence of Saturn V rockets/the southern cross/the ISS.
What would those correct rules be?
Well for starters, pictures of this evacuation chamber that's being built by a girl called baby. Then she can show the tiny rocket and then from there follow procedures to ensure the reality of the test as I explained earlier.
You know, stuff like that.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: MaNaeSWolf on June 07, 2016, 03:53:17 AM
Quote
Well for starters, pictures of this evacuation chamber that's being built by a girl called baby. Then she can show the tiny rocket and then from there follow procedures to ensure the reality of the test as I explained earlier.
You know, stuff like that.

At what point do you decide that the images she is giving you are real, and not some form of CGI?
I ask this because this is the "go to" whenever there are pictures of things that the FE does not like too much.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on June 07, 2016, 04:45:14 AM
Quote
Well for starters, pictures of this evacuation chamber that's being built by a girl called baby. Then she can show the tiny rocket and then from there follow procedures to ensure the reality of the test as I explained earlier.
You know, stuff like that.

At what point do you decide that the images she is giving you are real, and not some form of CGI?
I ask this because this is the "go to" whenever there are pictures of things that the FE does not like too much.

I got that also,
basically they get to decide whats real and fake, when the rocket works they cover their ears and shut their eyes.

Sounds like heiwas "challenge" to me.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 07, 2016, 04:50:06 AM
I smell bullshit and defeat. It's normally called retreating.
The rules are simple and set out. It's now up to the lady to do the experiment and spend her money like she said she would, on making this chamber and tiny rocket.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: MaNaeSWolf on June 07, 2016, 05:22:38 AM
Quote
I smell bullshit and defeat. It's normally called retreating.
The rules are simple and set out. It's now up to the lady to do the experiment and spend her money like she said she would, on making this chamber and tiny rocket.

Could you answer my question?

Quote
At what point do you decide that the images she is giving you are real, and not some form of CGI?

Because if all it results in is you saying its all CGI, then what is the point. I believe that was asked at the OP. There are videos of people taking videos of rockets launching and it is still claimed it is CGI. At what point does something become evidence or CGI to you?
Or is it solely based on your belief first?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: JimmyTheCrab on June 07, 2016, 05:24:11 AM
I smell bullshit and defeat.
I'm sure you do.  I'd imagine that particular odour follows you round.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 07, 2016, 05:29:44 AM
Hi markjo!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 07, 2016, 06:12:18 AM
Only a dumb fuck like you would think that's true.

Who's crying now?

But yeah; they musta done all the space-walks with the capsule door closed, mustn't they?

Cos if they didn't then the compressed gas tanks in the capsule would all be open to hard vacuum, wouldn't they?

LOL!!!

Now do that experiment shills...

WASTE YOUR OWN TIME & MONEY FOR A CHANGE!
It's called an airlock. Learn something before you spout shit.

So the Apollo & Gemini capsules had airlocks?

Think it's you who's spouting shit.

As usual.

Are you claiming air restrictors, regulators, and close offs don't exist?


Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on June 07, 2016, 07:19:04 AM
I think if you want to make a baby rocket in a vacuum you should do it. Sounds like a fun experiment.
This. But I would not hope that you can convince anyone, some people *cough* *legba* *cough* are pretty resistant to obvious evidence. Nevertheless, it really sounds like fun and I would love to see a video of it. In fact, I would love to see it in person, but I fear you live too far away  ;D

Don't even bother trying to convince the unconvinceable (that really should be a real word  >:( ), IMO! Do it because you want to, do it because it's interesting, do it because it's a cool experiment.

I'm not sure how widespread the idea that rockets won't work in a vacuum is amongst FE theorists. I searched the forum, and I see that this has come up several times over the years. Personally, I do think rockets would work in a vacuum.... because right there where the fuel and fire is coming out, it isn't a vacuum at that moment. I don't know how to say that properly, but hopefully you can understand what I mean.

Anyway, I hope you do the experiment!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: JimmyTheCrab on June 07, 2016, 08:19:35 AM
Personally, I do think rockets would work in a vacuum.... because right there where the fuel and fire is coming out, it isn't a vacuum at that moment.
That's not how rockets work.  If you were in space, you could sit on top of a rocket chucking bananas behind you and the rocket would still move.  The vacuum isn't relevant to Newton's third law.

"For every action, there is an equal an opposite re-action"
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 07, 2016, 08:32:11 AM

Could you answer my question?

At what point do you decide that the images she is giving you are real, and not some form of CGI?


By her making a video of it all after posting pictures of the construction of both the rocket and the chamber, then simply following the instructions what I gave out earlier.

If she is honest and wants to do this, then she should simply do it then take instructions from me or whoever else is against rockets in vacuums/extreme low pressure, working.

You see, on mythbusters, Adam Savage made the silly chamber and pretended to evacuate it.

As you can see in this video, they show you a gauge but not much else. You do not see any buckling of the chamber or even any proof that air pressure has been allowed out of it.

The lady who's doing this experiment can show us it all working and satisfy all of my concerns to either prove or disprove a rocket in a vacuum/low pressure environment.

It might shock you to know but I'm all for the truth. I really want to know the truth. The real issue is, I'm not getting the truth or even any attempt at getting any, from globalists. All I'm seeing is attempted ridicule and blatant lies, or at best, adhesion to fantasy.

Another girl tried to prove stuff with a so called vacuum and would not follow my instructions properly. I asked but got a load of abuse from here. Her name is sokarul.
I don't generally deal with her anymore. Maybe now and again, just for a few giggles.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: JimmyTheCrab on June 07, 2016, 08:55:51 AM
scepti, is all this use of the feminine pronoun meant to be insulting?   If so, why?


By the way, you are sounding pretty unhinged, are you OK?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 07, 2016, 08:58:40 AM
scepti, is all this use of the feminine pronoun meant to be insulting?   If so, why?


By the way, you are sounding pretty unhinged, are you OK?
I hardly think calling a female a lady, is insulting. Stop being nasty.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 07, 2016, 09:45:47 AM
I was wondering what causes a golf ball to move once it's no longer touching a club, since you think inertia does t exist. 

Stupid kid.


We dont have to follow your instructions for an experiment to be performed. You are a nobody living in a pretend world. Too bad your pretend millions can't by equipment to preform your own experiment.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 07, 2016, 09:52:26 AM
Too bad your pretend millions can't by exponent to preform your own experiment.

Doctor!

DOCTOR!!!

Suspected stroke in ward 9!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on June 07, 2016, 10:38:21 AM
Personally, I do think rockets would work in a vacuum.... because right there where the fuel and fire is coming out, it isn't a vacuum at that moment.
That's not how rockets work.  If you were in space, you could sit on top of a rocket chucking bananas behind you and the rocket would still move.  The vacuum isn't relevant to Newton's third law.

"For every action, there is an equal an opposite re-action"

Oh, well that's not what I was talking about. I thought some people didn't believe a rocket would work in a vacuum because they didn't think the fuel could ignite.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: JimmyTheCrab on June 07, 2016, 10:46:52 AM
Personally, I do think rockets would work in a vacuum.... because right there where the fuel and fire is coming out, it isn't a vacuum at that moment.
That's not how rockets work.  If you were in space, you could sit on top of a rocket chucking bananas behind you and the rocket would still move.  The vacuum isn't relevant to Newton's third law.

"For every action, there is an equal an opposite re-action"

Oh, well that's not what I was talking about. I thought some people didn't believe a rocket would work in a vacuum because they didn't think the fuel could ignite.
It wouldn't have to ignite the fuel, it would just have to expel some mass (which could be a banana). In general the mistake they seem to think that the rocket needs to "push" against something - ie an atmosphere - and if there is no atmosphere then it can't "push" against anything, and won't move.  This is the profound misunderstanding of Newton's third law that people like scepti appear to make.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 07, 2016, 10:56:39 AM
If evidence is posted by the correct rules, then it would be taken seriously.
I highly doubt that. Some people here even deny the existence of Saturn V rockets/the southern cross/the ISS.
What would those correct rules be?
Well for starters, pictures of this evacuation chamber that's being built by a girl called baby. Then she can show the tiny rocket and then from there follow procedures to ensure the reality of the test as I explained earlier.
You know, stuff like that.
First of all....you are showing you complete lack of reading comprehension as I have stated to you twice... not a girl dip shit.

I smell bullshit and defeat.
I'm sure you do.  I'd imagine that particular odour follows you round.

^---ha ha ha ha!!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on June 07, 2016, 11:00:29 AM
Personally, I do think rockets would work in a vacuum.... because right there where the fuel and fire is coming out, it isn't a vacuum at that moment.
That's not how rockets work.  If you were in space, you could sit on top of a rocket chucking bananas behind you and the rocket would still move.  The vacuum isn't relevant to Newton's third law.

"For every action, there is an equal an opposite re-action"

Oh, well that's not what I was talking about. I thought some people didn't believe a rocket would work in a vacuum because they didn't think the fuel could ignite.
It wouldn't have to ignite the fuel, it would just have to expel some mass (which could be a banana). In general the mistake they seem to think that the rocket needs to "push" against something - ie an atmosphere - and if there is no atmosphere then it can't "push" against anything, and won't move.  This is the profound misunderstanding of Newton's third law that people like scepti appear to make.

Oh ok... well I tend to avoid threads if I notice certain people posting in them a lot, so I miss some of the ongoing arguments. There was an older thread I skimmed a bit when I searched the forum earlier that mentioned fuel ignition, so I was thinking of how that would work. Anyway, I still believe a rocket would work just fine in a vacuum! And I read Ender's Game, so I think I understand how Newton's third law works  :P  which sounds entirely reasonable.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: JimmyTheCrab on June 07, 2016, 11:07:10 AM
Personally, I do think rockets would work in a vacuum.... because right there where the fuel and fire is coming out, it isn't a vacuum at that moment.
That's not how rockets work.  If you were in space, you could sit on top of a rocket chucking bananas behind you and the rocket would still move.  The vacuum isn't relevant to Newton's third law.

"For every action, there is an equal an opposite re-action"

Oh, well that's not what I was talking about. I thought some people didn't believe a rocket would work in a vacuum because they didn't think the fuel could ignite.
It wouldn't have to ignite the fuel, it would just have to expel some mass (which could be a banana). In general the mistake they seem to think that the rocket needs to "push" against something - ie an atmosphere - and if there is no atmosphere then it can't "push" against anything, and won't move.  This is the profound misunderstanding of Newton's third law that people like scepti appear to make.

Oh ok... well I tend to avoid threads if I notice certain people posting in them a lot, so I miss some of the ongoing arguments. There was an older thread I skimmed a bit when I searched the forum earlier that mentioned fuel ignition, so I was thinking of how that would work. Anyway, I still believe a rocket would work just fine in a vacuum! And I read Ender's Game, so I think I understand how Newton's third law works  :P  which sounds entirely reasonable.
I'm sure you're right and someone has brought up ignition, all sorts of crap has been brought up by people who can't, or simply refuse, to understand basic physics.  Never got round to reading Ender's Game myself.

What's the official FES reason why we can't go into space?  Isn't it something like "*reasons*"?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on June 07, 2016, 11:14:15 AM
I'm not sure what the official reason is, but I imagine it might have something to do with UA theory. I don't think I've seen anything about it in relation to infinite plane theory. Maybe the rockets would bounce off the dome!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 07, 2016, 11:16:36 AM
the mistake they seem to think that the rocket needs to "push" against something

Newton's 3rd violation confirmed!

Anti-physics detected!

Nice fake dialectic you two got going, though...

Very educational!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 07, 2016, 11:19:28 AM
I didn't even know ignition was a debate. You don't need a professional setup like I am building to test that. Just a little basic degassing vacuum , a cheap ignitor and so gaseous oxygen.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 07, 2016, 11:21:56 AM
the mistake they seem to think that the rocket needs to "push" against something

Newton's 3rd violation confirmed!

Anti-physics detected!

Nice fake dialectic you two got going, though...

Very educational!

I imagine in your head that's true, sadly that does not make it accurate in the real world. Movement of mass just like swinging a bowling ball, or how I can slide across the office in my rolling chair, kicking and leveraging my body around.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 07, 2016, 11:23:32 AM
the mistake they seem to think that the rocket needs to "push" against something

Newton's 3rd violation confirmed!

Anti-physics detected!

Nice fake dialectic you two got going, though...

Very educational!
If a rocket pushed off the atmosphere you would be able to explain how. So why can't you?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on June 07, 2016, 11:25:15 AM
I didn't even know ignition was a debate. You don't need a professional setup like I am building to test that. Just a little basic degassing vacuum , a cheap ignitor and so gaseous oxygen.

It was an old debate, I just assumed this was the same thing.

I haven't opened the Newton's third law thread in a long time, so I didn't know this was an extension of that argument. Once a thread starts turning into a poop fire, I stop reading it.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 07, 2016, 12:07:54 PM
Movement of mass just like swinging a bowling ball, or how I can slide across the office in my rolling chair, kicking and leveraging my body around.

So that's how you think a gas-powered rocket creates sustained motion within a gaseous environment?

By kicking & thrashing around in a wheelchair?

You poor broke-brained bastard...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 07, 2016, 12:27:05 PM
Movement of mass just like swinging a bowling ball, or how I can slide across the office in my rolling chair, kicking and leveraging my body around.

So that's how you think a gas-powered rocket creates sustained motion within a gaseous environment?

By kicking & thrashing around in a wheelchair?

You poor broke-brained bastard...
I attempted to put it in the most simple grade school level as possible. Put a 20 pound weight on your feet, coil your feet towards your body, then kick out, either you will roll back or fall over backwards in your chair.

Rockets, movement of mass and pressure differential. I don't want to waste my time with more detailed description until you get grade school level knowledge. 

I didn't even know ignition was a debate. You don't need a professional setup like I am building to test that. Just a little basic degassing vacuum , a cheap ignitor and so gaseous oxygen.

It was an old debate, I just assumed this was the same thing.

I haven't opened the Newton's third law thread in a long time, so I didn't know this was an extension of that argument. Once a thread starts turning into a poop fire, I stop reading it.

I can see why. You know how to use this forum ;D I see why you said I was doing it wrong lol.

I also intended this to be an exciting forum project, bring people together or something. I see the error in my ways lol
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 07, 2016, 12:30:42 PM
I attempted to put it in the most simple grade school level as possible.

You attempted to lie to me.

& you failed.

As always.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 07, 2016, 01:07:37 PM
Movement of mass just like swinging a bowling ball, or how I can slide across the office in my rolling chair, kicking and leveraging my body around.

So that's how you think a gas-powered rocket creates sustained motion within a gaseous environment?

By kicking & thrashing around in a wheelchair?

You poor broke-brained bastard...
How does a gas push off another gas to move the rocket?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 07, 2016, 01:15:59 PM
I am everybody's bitch, here to be their bitch & not even get paid for it. I do this because I am a natural born bitch.

Meh...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 07, 2016, 01:17:43 PM
I am everybody's bitch, here to be their bitch & not even get paid for it. I do this because I am a natural born bitch.

Meh...
Fucking destroyed you so hard you can't eve make a proper rebuttal.

lol

Cry more

lol

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: frenat on June 07, 2016, 01:20:47 PM
scepti, is all this use of the feminine pronoun meant to be insulting?   If so, why?


By the way, you are sounding pretty unhinged, are you OK?
I hardly think calling a female a lady, is insulting. Stop being nasty.

HE has already said he is not female.  Plus HIS previous posting history made it clear HE was not female.  Thanks for proving you don't pay attention.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 07, 2016, 01:24:08 PM
I do not understand any physics I am just here to be everyone's bitch. I do not get paid for it because I am a very lonely human being indeed. Now I will talk like a Dalek for post after post because I am the mental fucking bitch of every psycho here.

Meh...

I too am mental here is my Dalek bullshit to add to the pile yes...

Meh...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: JimmyTheCrab on June 07, 2016, 01:29:07 PM
scepti, is all this use of the feminine pronoun meant to be insulting?   If so, why?


By the way, you are sounding pretty unhinged, are you OK?
I hardly think calling a female a lady, is insulting. Stop being nasty.

HE has already said he is not female.
Scepti is only 11 and a misogynist, so the best insult he can muster is referring to a man as "she".  Desperate stuff.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 07, 2016, 01:35:05 PM
Hi markjo!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on June 07, 2016, 03:28:11 PM
I didn't even know ignition was a debate. You don't need a professional setup like I am building to test that. Just a little basic degassing vacuum , a cheap ignitor and so gaseous oxygen.

It was an old debate, I just assumed this was the same thing.

I haven't opened the Newton's third law thread in a long time, so I didn't know this was an extension of that argument. Once a thread starts turning into a poop fire, I stop reading it.

I can see why. You know how to use this forum ;D I see why you said I was doing it wrong lol.

I also intended this to be an exciting forum project, bring people together or something. I see the error in my ways lol


I am sad that you are discouraged from your experiment. I think it was a great idea. You know, if everyone ignores the ones pooping on this thread your project could still bring people together. Your scrolling finger will get a work out, but it's worth it. FOR SCIENCE!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on June 07, 2016, 07:48:17 PM
You see, on mythbusters, Adam Savage made the silly chamber and pretended to evacuate it.

As you can see in this video, they show you a gauge but not much else. You do not see any buckling of the chamber or even any proof that air pressure has been allowed out of it.
A properly constructed vacuum chamber would not buckle when evacuated.  That's pretty much your first clue that it was constructed properly.

The evidence that the air is being evacuated from the chamber is obtained by watching the pressure gauge approach zero.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 07, 2016, 08:38:01 PM
Wait!!! You mean a proper vacuum chamber is NOT suppose to crunch together like a tin can? Damn it....back to the drawing board, stupid lying education system ::)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: MaNaeSWolf on June 07, 2016, 10:41:25 PM
I kind of get that you cant see the vacuum leave the chamber. If you are sceptical and paranoid that everyone is lying, they provide no proof there is no vacuum other than a dial. The only issue is, if someone is paranoid that everyone is lying, at what point do they believe you if they are waiting for you to "trick" them all the time?
Even if you had a marshmallow expand to ungodly size in your chamber, followed with a candle that dies and water that boils off while a rocket is being fired in there they would still look for the trick, and still question its validity.

Your going against their belief system, and proof has shown to not be a very reliable point of discussion.
The entire Apollo program was documented from the last to first screw going in, a lot of it freely available online. And people would rather keep to their beliefs than look at the evidence.
 
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 07, 2016, 11:02:21 PM
Your going against their belief system

Nah, you're going against the laws of physics...

Specifically Work = pressure x increase in volume & force = pressure x area.

So if you claim you have an experiment that disproves these laws it better be something pretty special, eh?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on June 08, 2016, 12:12:15 AM
I kind of get that you cant see the vacuum leave the chamber. If you are sceptical and paranoid that everyone is lying, they provide no proof there is no vacuum other than a dial. The only issue is, if someone is paranoid that everyone is lying, at what point do they believe you if they are waiting for you to "trick" them all the time?
Even if you had a marshmallow expand to ungodly size in your chamber, followed with a candle that dies and water that boils off while a rocket is being fired in there they would still look for the trick, and still question its validity.

Your going against their belief system, and proof has shown to not be a very reliable point of discussion.
The entire Apollo program was documented from the last to first screw going in, a lot of it freely available online. And people would rather keep to their beliefs than look at the evidence.

Funny that you mention a "marshmallow"expanding - from what I have seen Scepti's molecules exoand like marshmallows too!

And since Papa doesn't believe in "atoms", he probably believes he is made of marshmallows.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 08, 2016, 12:23:32 AM
And since Papa doesn't believe in "atoms"

The Copenhagen Interpretation is pretty clear on the current model of the atom being an imaginary construct; you know, 'probability waves' & all that?

And Heisenberg himself said the current model of the atom "does not exist objectively" & is "only a symbol"...

But if you wish to continue arguing that a mathematical abstraction is 'real', knock yourself out, you drunken old fool.

I will simply laugh at you for it, as I always do...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on June 08, 2016, 01:00:30 AM
And since Papa doesn't believe in "atoms"
The Copenhagen Interpretation is pretty clear on the current model of the atom being an imaginary construct; you know, 'probability waves' & all that?
And Heisenberg himself said the current model of the atom "does not exist objectively" & is "only a symbol"...
But if you wish to continue arguing that a mathematical abstraction is 'real', knock yourself out, you drunken old fool.
 ;D ;D I will simply laugh at you for it, as I always do... ;D ;D
Don't be such an idiot (sorry I know you can't help it), all that stuff you are talking about is just the elementary bits of Quantum Theory. Of course I know about probability functions and Schrödinger's Wave equation. But what about quantum tunnelling etc.
But all that doesn't deny the existence of atoms. It's just a more complete interpretation than the simplistic Bohr model's idea of an atom being like a miniature solar system. Mind you I haven't had to use this stuff for decades.
And I was joking about your being made of marshmallows, but you've made me wonder if your head at least is filled with them.
:P Hint to anyone: If you are feeling depressed, just reply to a Poppy Leghorn post for a bit of light relief.
Poppy you do really perform a service here.  ;D ;D I will simply laugh at you for it, as I always do... ;D ;D

<< I hope no-one let the cat out! >>
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 08, 2016, 01:15:45 AM
But all that doesn't deny the existence of atoms.

Kinda does, Geoff...

Unless you think that a bunch of numbers on a page are the same as an 'atom'?

Interesting theory; next time I want to go on holiday I'll just buy a map of wherever I'd like to go & visit that instead...

Seems to be the same thing in your mad disinfo-world.

But you claim to know more than Heisenberg on the subject, so who are we to question your delirium tremens-inspired ravings?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on June 08, 2016, 06:24:21 AM
But all that doesn't deny the existence of atoms.
Kinda does, Geoff...
Unless you think that a bunch of numbers on a page are the same as an 'atom'?
Interesting theory; next time I want to go on holiday I'll just buy a map of wherever I'd like to go & visit that instead...
Seems to be the same thing in your mad disinfo-world.
But you claim to know more than Heisenberg on the subject, so who are we to question your delirium tremens-inspired ravings?
And where did I ever claim "to know more than Heisenberg on the subject"? Not that you care about evidence.

I definitely do not claim to know anything approaching Schrodinger, Heisenberg , Pauli, Shockley, Read or Hall and all the rest of the quantum theory scientists and engineers - nothing like it.

Mind you I might question your twisted interpretation on the matter!

But, then you have definitely claimed for months (as long as I have been around) that YOU the are the smartest rocket engineer on earth and know far more than Konstantin E. Tsiolkovsky,  Robert H. Goddard and Wernher von Braun not to mention Gustaf de Laval and all the modern rocket scientists and engineers!

In fact I believe you call then all fakes and frauds - looks like a story involving Pot, Kettle and Black that I have heard somewhere.

;) :) Have fun!  :) ;)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on June 08, 2016, 07:32:41 AM
And since Papa doesn't believe in "atoms"

The Copenhagen Interpretation is pretty clear on the current model of the atom being an imaginary construct; you know, 'probability waves' & all that?

And Heisenberg himself said the current model of the atom "does not exist objectively" & is "only a symbol"...

But if you wish to continue arguing that a mathematical abstraction is 'real', knock yourself out, you drunken old fool.

I will simply laugh at you for it, as I always do...
Apparently Papa Legba doesn't understand the difference between an actual atom and a model of an atom.

Heisenberg isn't denying the existence of atoms, he's just saying that the models used to describe atoms are incomplete.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 08, 2016, 08:09:44 AM
And since Papa doesn't believe in "atoms"

The Copenhagen Interpretation is pretty clear on the current model of the atom being an imaginary construct; you know, 'probability waves' & all that?

And Heisenberg himself said the current model of the atom "does not exist objectively" & is "only a symbol"...

But if you wish to continue arguing that a mathematical abstraction is 'real', knock yourself out, you drunken old fool.

I will simply laugh at you for it, as I always do...

Lol

Lrn2comprehend


Lol
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Dog on June 08, 2016, 03:11:01 PM
I never really understood why the staunch opponents to rockets working a vacuum wouldn't just conduct their own test? They could shock the entire world by proving all of the "rocket scientists/engineers" in the world wrong.

Oh yeah because they don't actually believe it. They're just bored on the internet.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Kami on June 08, 2016, 11:16:30 PM
what is wrong with this forum? someone offered to conduct a really cool experiment to test a popular hypothesis, and this thread evolved into .... well, this.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on June 08, 2016, 11:34:19 PM
what is wrong with this forum? someone offered to conduct a really cool experiment to test a popular hypothesis, and this thread evolved into .... well, this.

It seems to me Kami, that a few people are scared of the outcome of said experiment.

If you look at who is so desperately trying to derail the thread and stop the experiment happening.

Maybe he's sad we destroyed his arguments so thoroughly in another thread?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 09, 2016, 12:46:11 AM
Apparently Papa Legba doesn't understand the difference between an actual atom and a model of an atom.

And you do?

Another super-genius!

Heisenberg isn't denying the existence of atoms

Yes he is.

From the same source: "the atom of modern physics... has no immediate & direct physical properties at all, i.e. every every type of visual conception we might wish to design is, eo ipso, faulty."

Stop pretending to more knowledge than you possess, markjo...

Oh, sorry; that's your whole schtick here isn't it?

You old fraud.

It seems to me Kami, that a few people are scared of the outcome of said experiment.

Again, you are Lying.

I want the ridiculous fake Texan to do his ridiculous, physics-defying fake experiment.

I want to see you scum wasting some real money for a change.

So stop talking shit & get it done.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: MaNaeSWolf on June 09, 2016, 01:11:06 AM
This is a image of hydrogen atom in its different states where you are most likely to find an electron.

(https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSnTAiOfG4xFXUD-6DdJB5NGhAFpRXRBL_FehZd_DsugJAv3F7onaQi3IJbBg)

And atom does not exist as a solid tiny ohysical ball. It's a wave. Read about probability waves. No one that Clippy has quoted said they don't exist. They just don't exist as physical objects.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 09, 2016, 01:19:41 AM
And atom does not exist as a solid tiny ohysical ball. It's a wave. Read about probability waves. No one that Clippy has quoted said they don't exist. They just don't exist as physical objects.

You just admitted atoms don't exist you dick...

Victory to Legba.

Again.

Now let's see the fake Texan's fake experiment.

I'll be needing independent, verifiable & contactable witnesses to check all the equipment & oversee it btw...

And one experiment won't cut it either; at least three repetitions will be required.

Oh yeah; it's gonna cost you a packet!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: MaNaeSWolf on June 09, 2016, 01:31:00 AM
Yes, it's all a dream, nothing really exists. You can wake up now.

There is no physical electromagnetic field either. Do electromagnetic fields also not exist? How about Van der waals forces? Gravity? Acceleration?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 09, 2016, 01:53:31 AM
Boo-hoo!

Boo-hoo!

Quit your foot-stamping disinfo-spasm & read your words again, loser:

And atom does not exist as a solid tiny ohysical ball. It's a wave. Read about probability waves. No one that Clippy has quoted said they don't exist. They just don't exist as physical objects.

'don't exist as physical objects...'

LMFAO!!!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Kami on June 09, 2016, 04:45:45 AM
you know the legba is out of arguments when he repeats things that have been adressed again and again  ;D
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 09, 2016, 04:49:45 AM
You know a disinfo-shill sock-puppet is out of arguments when it tries to dig itself out of its own bullshit with yet another sock-puppet.

You know - so it looks like it has friends?

Now this:

And atom does not exist as a solid tiny ohysical ball. It's a wave. Read about probability waves. No one that Clippy has quoted said they don't exist. They just don't exist as physical objects.

'don't exist as physical objects...'

LMFAO!!!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Kami on June 09, 2016, 04:54:27 AM
i guess you have not heard about particle-wave duality?

but i would suggest to get back on topic - the baby rocket experiment. maybe you could come out of your mothers basement and attend to the experiment? to verify that everything happens correctly?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Blue_Moon on June 09, 2016, 04:55:12 AM
So what are compounds, Legba? 

Anyway, I wonder if there's a way you can measure the rocket's Isp in a vacuum, BHS. 
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Kami on June 09, 2016, 04:57:35 AM
if you could measure the thrust (it would be perfect to measure it as a function of time), the mass of the rocket and the empty mass after firing it, this should be possible..
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 09, 2016, 05:04:30 AM
i guess you have not heard about particle-wave duality?

Yeah I have.

In fact I mentioned probability waves earlier in the thread as evidence in my favour...

The lies just flow from you like a broken faucet don't they?

Silly little lying sock-puppet disinfo-thing, lying to total strangers on the internet all day for a living...

Oh lucky man!

Now this (which you wrote btw, socky-thing):

And atom does not exist as a solid tiny ohysical ball. It's a wave. Read about probability waves. No one that Clippy has quoted said they don't exist. They just don't exist as physical objects.

'don't exist as physical objects...'

LMFAO!!!

Oh, look - as I was writing this you managed to squeeze in another post, as well as have blue_balls come to your rescue...

I suggested in the past that you read our posts as we write them & a fraud-mod said it was because my PC was hacked...

Yet I am on another device now.

So it's the forum architecture that is compromised, as I originally suggested.

Enjoy being spied on by sock-puppet shills, flat earthers!

Lulz!!!

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on June 09, 2016, 06:24:06 AM
Anyway, I wonder if there's a way you can measure the rocket's Isp in a vacuum, BHS.

Apparently, Isp is not measured directly, but calculated:
http://www.qrg.northwestern.edu/projects/vss/docs/propulsion/3-how-you-calculate-specific-impulse.html
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 09, 2016, 07:04:34 AM
That's right, markjo; pretend I didn't just bust you for spying on us & talk to yourself via sock-puppet you crank...

Too dumb to notice I was using a different ISP; you are so shit at your shit job!

Oh, & NASA's 'shpayze-rokkit' exhaust velocities are all bullshit too.

Like the main engines of the shpayze-shittle: 10,000mph LMFAO!!!

Just show us what you get up to on your little shill IRC...

Please?

Go on, markjo, give us an insight into your shill existence...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Kami on June 09, 2016, 07:16:44 AM
Anyway, I wonder if there's a way you can measure the rocket's Isp in a vacuum, BHS.

Apparently, Isp is not measured directly, but calculated:
http://www.qrg.northwestern.edu/projects/vss/docs/propulsion/3-how-you-calculate-specific-impulse.html
I think it will be very hard to estimate temperature and pressure in the combustion chamber. But I think the total impulse can be measured.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on June 09, 2016, 08:01:43 AM
what is wrong with this forum? someone offered to conduct a really cool experiment to test a popular hypothesis, and this thread evolved into .... well, this.

These threads always evolve into a mess because, instead of scrolling past PL's posts, there are always 3 or 4 RE people who cannot resist arguing with him! He is not even a flat earth believer. Why do some of you care so much what he thinks of atoms and rockets?

I want babyhighspeed to do the experiment! Or anyone who has the money to do such a thing. Rockets are cool.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 09, 2016, 08:24:05 AM
I would like to apologize to this forum for started this thread. I feel like the guy who threw a cig butt down in the California wilderness and now the fire is out of control. It was started with good intentions, an attempt to do something cool for/with this forum, and act to bring people together not apart. As well as grab some empirical data. I feel bad, as I had gotten disgusted with this thread and left it to its own devices lol.

For those asking about measuring the rocket output. I currently have no instrumentation to do so. All of my instrumentation is for densities, flow rate, structural rigidity ect ect. Not saying I won't have something figured out by the test just no promises.

The way it's designed now is having the rocket hanging on the crane, crane sitting in the vacuum, then if the rocket is able to move upwards swinging the crane like it does in atmosphere, then we know the rocket works the same in a vacuum.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on June 09, 2016, 09:01:05 AM
That's right, markjo; pretend I didn't just bust you for spying on us & talk to yourself via sock-puppet you crank...

Too dumb to notice I was using a different ISP; you are so shit at your shit job!

Oh, & NASA's 'shpayze-rokkit' exhaust velocities are all bullshit too.

Like the main engines of the shpayze-shittle: 10,000mph LMFAO!!!

Just show us what you get up to on your little shill IRC...

Please?

Go on, markjo, give us an insight into your shill existence...
Wow.  That was even more paranoid and incoherent than usual.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: luckyfred on June 09, 2016, 09:03:36 AM
Baby, have u got any strain gauges or load cells? It would be nice to estimate the thrust
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: JimmyTheCrab on June 09, 2016, 09:11:54 AM
I would like to apologize to this forum for started this thread.
Not your fault.  PL likes to trash all the threads, though what is worse is non-insane people reacting to him.

PL probably can't help himself, what's everyone else's excuse?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 09, 2016, 09:19:04 AM
Why do some of you care so much what he thinks of atoms and rockets?

Because what I say is True & they are all here to clamp down on Truth.

Of course, if you are stuck in 1995 like every other mod & admin here, you will be completely unaware of how the internet has been flooded with sock-armies, bots & shills to control debate.

Hey, maybe you should be a mod; you're clueless enough...

Lulz!!!

Wow.  That was even more paranoid and incoherent than usual.

Said the obvious shill who spends his entire life spying & lying & can't even do a good job of hiding it.

Everybody knows what I say is true; why do you think this place is a ghost-town except for you & your sock-army?

Blah, shill, troll, blah...

Hi markjo!

Knew i was posting again & snuck in a quick shitpost did you?

So shit at your job...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Kami on June 09, 2016, 09:32:58 AM
That sounds pretty good. If you took a video of it and provided some data (length of rocket, weight before and after), we could still try to calculate the acceleration and Isp. I must admit, I am quite jealous of your chamber  ;D
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 09, 2016, 09:40:34 AM
If you took a video of it and provided some data (length of rocket, weight before and after), we could still try to calculate the acceleration and Isp.

No you couldn't.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on June 09, 2016, 09:49:00 AM
I would like to apologize to this forum for started this thread. I feel like the guy who threw a cig butt down in the California wilderness and now the fire is out of control. It was started with good intentions, an attempt to do something cool for/with this forum, and act to bring people together not apart. As well as grab some empirical data. I feel bad, as I had gotten disgusted with this thread and left it to its own devices lol.


You are a beautiful cinnamon roll too good for this world, too pure.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Mainframes on June 09, 2016, 11:45:10 AM
If you took a video of it and provided some data (length of rocket, weight before and after), we could still try to calculate the acceleration and Isp.

No you couldn't.

Yes you could.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 09, 2016, 12:27:33 PM
If you took a video of it and provided some data (length of rocket, weight before and after), we could still try to calculate the acceleration and Isp.

No you couldn't.

Yes you could.

Incorrect.

Keep making a fool of yourself over it if you like, Walter Mitty?

But remember - someone who knows what they're talking about may be reading this...

I know it's unlikely, but I guarantee that if there is they'll think YOU'RE the crazy flat earther!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on June 09, 2016, 02:44:44 PM
what is wrong with this forum? someone offered to conduct a really cool experiment to test a popular hypothesis, and this thread evolved into .... well, this.

These threads always evolve into a mess because, instead of scrolling past PL's posts, there are always 3 or 4 RE people who cannot resist arguing with him!

You got me lol... we're sorry guys.

Edit, can't we just ground him? Maybe send him to bed with no supper :-)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 09, 2016, 03:10:56 PM
we're sorry guys.

Who's this 'we' & who are these 'guys'?

Please name all of them, then have them confirm that they are part of a plural collective in agreement with your views.

You know, lest you come over as a sock-puppet shill creating artificial peer-pressure?

See, shill; this is the kinda questioning you'd face for your bullshit IRL...

And you'd fold every time...

And you'd get badly hurt for it...

But this is just teh interwebz...

So you get to restart the level with a new character when you fuck up.

But don't think for a moment that you are getting away with it, or that you are anything but a shit at your shit job desk-jockey nothing...

Whose bosses despise him for what he is; it's important you remember that...

They REALLY hate you!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Mainframes on June 09, 2016, 03:25:31 PM
Were you not hugged as a child....?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: boydster on June 09, 2016, 03:32:47 PM
From the same source: "the atom of modern physics... has no immediate & direct physical properties at all, i.e. every every type of visual conception we might wish to design is, eo ipso, faulty."

LOL. I Googled that. The last part is taken verbatim from a book about tantra: https://www.scribd.com/doc/129342638/46450739-32147994-the-Tantric-Way-Illustrated

Seriously. Love it, Papa. Please, post more fake science. Something from the Kama Sutra about combustion reactions in space if you can find it.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: hoppy on June 09, 2016, 03:41:00 PM
what is wrong with this forum? someone offered to conduct a really cool experiment to test a popular hypothesis, and this thread evolved into .... well, this.

These threads always evolve into a mess because, instead of scrolling past PL's posts, there are always 3 or 4 RE people who cannot resist arguing with him! He is not even a flat earth believer. Why do some of you care so much what he thinks of atoms and rockets?

I want babyhighspeed to do the experiment! Or anyone who has the money to do such a thing. Rockets are cool.
Scg legba has proven his views on rockets are correct in other threads. This was before you made your way back here. Engy locked the thread where the proof was the most obvious.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on June 09, 2016, 03:48:49 PM
what is wrong with this forum? someone offered to conduct a really cool experiment to test a popular hypothesis, and this thread evolved into .... well, this.

These threads always evolve into a mess because, instead of scrolling past PL's posts, there are always 3 or 4 RE people who cannot resist arguing with him! He is not even a flat earth believer. Why do some of you care so much what he thinks of atoms and rockets?

I want babyhighspeed to do the experiment! Or anyone who has the money to do such a thing. Rockets are cool.
Scg legba has proven his views on rockets are correct in other threads. This was before you made your way back here. Engy locked the thread where the proof was the most obvious.

You are so weird.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Blue_Moon on June 09, 2016, 03:52:24 PM
what is wrong with this forum? someone offered to conduct a really cool experiment to test a popular hypothesis, and this thread evolved into .... well, this.

These threads always evolve into a mess because, instead of scrolling past PL's posts, there are always 3 or 4 RE people who cannot resist arguing with him! He is not even a flat earth believer. Why do some of you care so much what he thinks of atoms and rockets?

I want babyhighspeed to do the experiment! Or anyone who has the money to do such a thing. Rockets are cool.
Scg legba has proven his views on rockets are correct in other threads. This was before you made your way back here. Engy locked the thread where the proof was the most obvious.

I highly doubt that.  He still thinks that vacuums magically remove all the gas from a nozzle instantly, and that exhaust only produces thrust after leaving the engine and colliding with the atmosphere.  His "proof" means nothing. 
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on June 09, 2016, 07:51:13 PM
Who's this 'we' & who are these 'guys'?

The users who argue with facts and evidence, also the ones who can admit it when they're wrong. Still want a list?

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Please name all of them, then have them confirm that they are part of a plural collective in agreement with your views.

Ok John Davis, jroa, hoppy, sceptimaniac, John Rozz, Pongo

Wait what list again...?

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You know, lest you come over as a sock-puppet shill creating artificial peer-pressure?

No one feels peer pressured by me, I am not the most intelligent round earther on this forum by a long shot.

I just call it how I see it.

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See, shill; this is the kinda questioning you'd face for your bullshit IRL...

Is it?

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And you'd fold every time...

Maybe, but I doubt it.

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And you'd get badly hurt for it...

Thats actually hilarious.

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But this is just teh interwebz...

Good pick

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So you get to restart the level with a new character when you fuck up.

Always been dispute, always will be.

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But don't think for a moment that you are getting away with it, or that you are anything but a shit at your shit job desk-jockey nothing...

Remember that thread where I destroyed your arguments and humiliated you? What was it called again?

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Whose bosses despise him for what he is; it's important you remember that...

I'm very good at my job, My boss loves me.

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They REALLY hate you!

It's your story bro.

I call him out because I find it amusing, after a few attempts at debate I agree theres no point engaging him directly.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 09, 2016, 08:04:41 PM
we're sorry guys.

Who's this 'we' & who are these 'guys'?

Please name all of them, then have them confirm that they are part of a plural collective in agreement with your views.

You know, lest you come over as a sock-puppet shill creating artificial peer-pressure?

See, shill; this is the kinda questioning you'd face for your bullshit IRL...

And you'd fold every time...

And you'd get badly hurt for it...

But this is just teh interwebz...

So you get to restart the level with a new character when you fuck up.

But don't think for a moment that you are getting away with it, or that you are anything but a shit at your shit job desk-jockey nothing...

Whose bosses despise him for what he is; it's important you remember that...

They REALLY hate you!
Fold every time? All you do is run away from arguments.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 09, 2016, 08:39:41 PM
Fold every time? All you do is run away from arguments.
He is still under the impression if he says something it is TRUE. I am sure he still writes letters to Santa and puts stuff under the pillow.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on June 09, 2016, 09:06:20 PM
what is wrong with this forum? someone offered to conduct a really cool experiment to test a popular hypothesis, and this thread evolved into .... well, this.

These threads always evolve into a mess because, instead of scrolling past PL's posts, there are always 3 or 4 RE people who cannot resist arguing with him! He is not even a flat earth believer. Why do some of you care so much what he thinks of atoms and rockets?

I want babyhighspeed to do the experiment! Or anyone who has the money to do such a thing. Rockets are cool.
Scg legba has proven his views on rockets are correct in other threads. This was before you made your way back here. Engy locked the thread where the proof was the most obvious.
Papa has never proved anything. All he does is make a stupid statement, then go into a tantrum when anyone disagrees with him.
On the thread TheEngineer locked, it was obvious Papa was just repeating the same nonsense and Engy basically stated "Conservation of Momentum, you idiot" (possibly in more polite, though more abbreviated terms) [1].

Papa thinks he has won every argument, but only by spending 36 hours a day and 9 days a week trying to wear everyone down. Bit of a trial by ordeal, never by sound reasoning!


[1]  I remember Engy as being very careful to "not answer" every question quite correctly, so getting a declaration like this was a miracle. But I would certainly believe Engy above Papa anyday.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: JimmyTheCrab on June 10, 2016, 03:40:20 AM
WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE?!?  FOR FUCK'S SAKE STOP RESPONDING TO PAPA.

The ignore function is your friend.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 10, 2016, 06:32:20 AM
Papa has you all panicking. You know what he's saying is correct. I'll just wait and see what this babyhighhorse will produce with her vacuum chamber and tiny rocket, then see if she can follow instructions to the letter.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on June 10, 2016, 06:46:50 AM
WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE?!?  FOR FUCK'S SAKE STOP RESPONDING TO PAPA.

The ignore function is your friend.

SRSLY!

Some of my favorite REers keep doing this.  >:(
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 10, 2016, 06:50:27 AM
From the same source: "the atom of modern physics... has no immediate & direct physical properties at all, i.e. every every type of visual conception we might wish to design is, eo ipso, faulty."

LOL. I Googled that. The last part is taken verbatim from a book about tantra

No, it's taken from page 38 of 'Philosophic Problems Of Nuclear Science' by Werner Heisenberg himself...

Your incompetent disinfo-shilling is noted.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Kami on June 10, 2016, 06:51:35 AM
Papa has you all panicking. You know what he's saying is correct. I'll just wait and see what this babyhighhorse will produce with her vacuum chamber and tiny rocket, then see if she can follow instructions to the letter.
Definitely. I'm right here, shaking with fear. Oh wait. Nevermind, it was laughter.
This experiment was conducted before. By Mythbusters. The video is there. Of course, everyone denies it.

Here is my prediction: The experiment is going to work as anticipated, the rocket will indeed work in a vacuum chamber. Papa + the rest will scream "shills" etc., babyhighspeed will be unable to prove otherwise because you will deny any evidence because it was faked by her.
This thread will dissolve into more ranting and we will all go on with our lives.
Bottom point, we (well, babyhighspeed) will have conducted a cool experiment and anyone who really thinks this is fake is invited to perfom it by himself.

Personally, I would love to see the footage. But I fear it will not change anything. But if I can help in any way with this experiment, I would love to.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 10, 2016, 06:59:48 AM
Papa has you all panicking. You know what he's saying is correct. I'll just wait and see what this babyhighhorse will produce with her vacuum chamber and tiny rocket, then see if she can follow instructions to the letter.
Definitely. I'm right here, shaking with fear. Oh wait. Nevermind, it was laughter.
This experiment was conducted before. By Mythbusters. The video is there. Of course, everyone denies it.

Here is my prediction: The experiment is going to work as anticipated, the rocket will indeed work in a vacuum chamber. Papa + the rest will scream "shills" etc., babyhighspeed will be unable to prove otherwise because you will deny any evidence because it was faked by her.
This thread will dissolve into more ranting and we will all go on with our lives.
Bottom point, we (well, babyhighspeed) will have conducted a cool experiment and anyone who really thinks this is fake is invited to perfom it by himself.

Personally, I would love to see the footage. But I fear it will not change anything. But if I can help in any way with this experiment, I would love to.
If babyhighhorse doesn't play Adam Savage and just accepts instructions to prove legitimacy of the chamber and tiny rockets movement within it as it's at equilibrium with external atmosphere and also by evacuation of most of the air pressure within it.
If the rocket performs equally well in both scenarios, I will accept it.
If it doesn't, then you lot would have to accept that space rockets are merely fantasy - but you won't; will you?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 10, 2016, 07:23:38 AM
I will only accept the results if top 'rocket experts' John Schilling, Markus Schiller & Robert Schmucker are there as witnesses...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Kami on June 10, 2016, 07:31:55 AM
If babyhighhorse doesn't play Adam Savage and just accepts instructions to prove legitimacy of the chamber and tiny rockets movement within it as it's at equilibrium with external atmosphere and also by evacuation of most of the air pressure within it.
If the rocket performs equally well in both scenarios, I will accept it.
If it doesn't, then you lot would have to accept that space rockets are merely fantasy - but you won't; will you?
I can not speak for her, but I bet she will. If you have any specific instructions, please post them beforehand.

If the rocket does not work as expected, we can talk.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 10, 2016, 07:44:23 AM
If babyhighhorse doesn't play Adam Savage and just accepts instructions to prove legitimacy of the chamber and tiny rockets movement within it as it's at equilibrium with external atmosphere and also by evacuation of most of the air pressure within it.
If the rocket performs equally well in both scenarios, I will accept it.
If it doesn't, then you lot would have to accept that space rockets are merely fantasy - but you won't; will you?
I can not speak for her, but I bet she will. If you have any specific instructions, please post them beforehand.

If the rocket does not work as expected, we can talk.
Cut from the same sock.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on June 10, 2016, 07:45:53 AM
I can not speak for her...
Babyhighspeed is a him, not a her.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 10, 2016, 07:58:10 AM
babyhighspeed will be unable to prove otherwise because you will deny any evidence because it was faked by her.

I can not speak for her, but I bet she will.

Look at this rent-a-voice idiot...

It doesn't even realise the 'babyhighspeed' character is supposed to be male.

Can't wait for this 'experiment'; gonna be Comedy Gold!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 10, 2016, 08:03:49 AM
The experiment is definitely going to be funny as all hell, assuming babyhighhorse goes ahead with it. A massive rod has been made for babyhighhorses back.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Kami on June 10, 2016, 08:09:04 AM
I can not speak for her...
Babyhighspeed is a him, not a her.
Sorry, did not know that. I thought I read somewhere that he is a her  ;D
Apologies for that.
Cut from the same sock.
I'm sorry, I do not know that phrase. What do you mean by that?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 10, 2016, 08:14:15 AM
You don't know anything really, do you?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 10, 2016, 09:33:51 AM
Papa has you all panicking. You know what he's saying is correct. I'll just wait and see what this babyhighhorse will produce with her vacuum chamber and tiny rocket, then see if she can follow instructions to the letter.
Definitely. I'm right here, shaking with fear. Oh wait. Nevermind, it was laughter.
This experiment was conducted before. By Mythbusters. The video is there. Of course, everyone denies it.

Here is my prediction: The experiment is going to work as anticipated, the rocket will indeed work in a vacuum chamber. Papa + the rest will scream "shills" etc., babyhighspeed will be unable to prove otherwise because you will deny any evidence because it was faked by her.
This thread will dissolve into more ranting and we will all go on with our lives.
Bottom point, we (well, babyhighspeed) will have conducted a cool experiment and anyone who really thinks this is fake is invited to perfom it by himself.

Personally, I would love to see the footage. But I fear it will not change anything. But if I can help in any way with this experiment, I would love to.
If babyhighhorse doesn't play Adam Savage and just accepts instructions to prove legitimacy of the chamber and tiny rockets movement within it as it's at equilibrium with external atmosphere and also by evacuation of most of the air pressure within it.
If the rocket performs equally well in both scenarios, I will accept it.
If it doesn't, then you lot would have to accept that space rockets are merely fantasy - but you won't; will you?
No you won't.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 10, 2016, 10:42:09 AM
My poor poor thread, she was born of such innocence, had such potential to do such great things. Now look at her, like a promising child that has turned to meth and prostitution.

You don't know anything really, do you?

I will make you the same deal I made heiwa. Prove you are qualified to speak about ONE of the things you rattle on about. Just ONE. Prove you are a real person, who you say you are. As you are the only person who OPENLY admits to spreading disinformation. Funny you accuse everyone else, when you are the culprit. I go back to my the accuser is usually the cheater story.

Sad thing is heiwa actually proved ONE thing about himself, well someone else did but still it was about it. Although a failure, still pretty neat. So even he is ahead of you and your gang over lovers

Prove you have accomplished even ONE thing with your life to attest to the fact your wisdom is above us all. Just ONE thing...and strong wrist from a lifetime of working the grease fryer is not an acceptable accomplishment.

This goes for any of your lovers/alter egos/or both ??? Septic tank/Hoppy (which I read Hoppy challenging Dinosaur Neil on how rich he was, so I am sure HE has done great things) and whoever else.

If you do this I will prove whatever you ask about me..even though I have already proven some things I will continue. Might even provide financial motivation as part of the bet ..who knows.

If you can't do any of this please just vanish into the swamp you were birthed from .

So please Legba/and any other Legba lovers/alts/ put up or shut up.

As best said by dog:
(https://giant.gfycat.com/ImpoliteSinfulBuzzard.gif)

Sad thing is, I actually respect the cat
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: frenat on June 10, 2016, 10:48:32 AM
babyhighspeed will be unable to prove otherwise because you will deny any evidence because it was faked by her.

I can not speak for her, but I bet she will.

Look at this rent-a-voice idiot...

It doesn't even realise the 'babyhighspeed' character is supposed to be male.

Can't wait for this 'experiment'; gonna be Comedy Gold!
Hilarious.  You criticize Kami for that mistake when they are just imitating sceptimatic who did the same AFTER they were corrected.  Hypocrite much?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on June 10, 2016, 11:43:52 AM
I can not speak for her...
Babyhighspeed is a him, not a her.
Sorry, did not know that. I thought I read somewhere that he is a her  ;D
Apologies for that.
To be fair, it probably serves him right for picking such a girlie username. :P
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 10, 2016, 12:20:46 PM
Prove you have accomplished even ONE thing with your life to attest to the fact your wisdom is above us all.

Well I didn't fall for it when one of you Clowns claimed Werner fucking Heisenberg wrote a book on Tantra for a start...

Might not make me Wiser than you but it makes me a lot less fucking Gullible.

Now dry your eyes & do your wanky fake experiment, Baboon-Whispering Ladyboy of Fort Worth.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 10, 2016, 12:43:06 PM
I can not speak for her...
Babyhighspeed is a him, not a her.
Sorry, did not know that. I thought I read somewhere that he is a her  ;D
Apologies for that.
To be fair, it probably serves him right for picking such a girlie username. :P

Hey hey hey!!! There is a story to that name! In college, 6th year in we had a group challenge of building small scale hybrid rockets. Each group chose different people of different specialties. Well the first prototype I did majority of the design on, fabrication ect. Just ended up that way. So we tested it and that thing took off like a plasma cannon, a literal lightning bolt, then about 3500 ft or so completely fizzled in a great amount of embarrassment. Someone coined the name babyhighspeed after that, and it stuck.

I guess I can change it to manlyBIGspeed to prevent confusion.. ;D
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 10, 2016, 12:51:52 PM
Prove you have accomplished even ONE thing with your life to attest to the fact your wisdom is above us all.

Well I didn't fall for it when one of you Clowns claimed Werner fucking Heisenberg wrote a book on Tantra for a start...

Might not make me Wiser than you but it makes me a lot less fucking Gullible.

Now dry your eyes & do your wanky fake experiment, Baboon-Whispering Ladyboy of Fort Worth.
Way to dodge the question I posed, and really that entire post completely. Done in true Legba fashion, of course without any grace or dignity ;D

Answer the question!!!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 10, 2016, 01:05:28 PM
There is a story to that name!

'A story' eh?

I'll bet there is.

Oh God he's actually going to tell us it!

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In college, 6th year in we had a group challenge of building small scale hybrid rockets. Each group chose different people of different specialties. Well the first prototype I did majority of the design on, fabrication ect. Just ended up that way.

*Yawn!*

Oh shit there's more...

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So we tested it and that thing took off like a plasma cannon, a literal lightning bolt, then about 3500 ft or so completely fizzled in a great amount of embarrassment. Someone coined the name babyhighspeed after that, and it stuck.

Cool...

Story...

Bro.

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I guess I can change it to manlyBIGspeed to prevent confusion..

Nah.

Nice try...

But nah.

;D

& you can stick your emoji up yer jeer as well.

Oh Christ it's double-posting now...

Answer the question!!!

Just did.

Again.

Now Whisper your troubles to the nearest Baboon, Good Ol' Ladyboy, cuz IDGAF about your nonsense any more...

You are just another dewy-eyed lol-cow, standing in your lol-field, looking over your lol-fence, brim-full of delicious lol-milk...

& everyone here knows it.

Toodle-pip, Ermintrude!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 10, 2016, 01:25:00 PM
One long drawn out deflection attempt to avoid the question, true papa legba style
(https://giant.gfycat.com/ImpoliteSinfulBuzzard.gif)

Nothing like creating your own alternate universe, reality, and truths. Keeps you from having to face your current disappointing existence. Having secret "knowledge" that only YOU possess, is a fantastic way to raise yourself mentally above everyone as KING when the reality is sub-par at BEST.

Though I would say YOU would be a fantastic heat shield yourself, as your deflection is OUTSTANDING!!

Answer the question....

oh and  ;D ;D ;D

Toodle-pip
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 10, 2016, 02:02:31 PM
Answer the question....

Sorry I forgot what it was...

There's some kind of mad fake-Texan conman ranting at me on several threads at the moment so I'm a bit distracted.

Do remind me!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on June 10, 2016, 05:36:30 PM


babyhighspeed, I thought you might like these tiny baby nano rockets.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 10, 2016, 07:17:50 PM


babyhighspeed, I thought you might like these tiny baby nano rockets.

Awww...you sweet little pea you..i am flattered you thought about me. I would say cookies for you, but I don't have much experience making sweets. I can make some mean queso and Tex Mex if you like that :)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on June 10, 2016, 08:03:20 PM
Papa has you all panicking. You know what he's saying is correct. I'll just wait and see what this babyhighhorse will produce with her vacuum chamber and tiny rocket, then see if she can follow instructions to the letter.

;D ;D Really I never took Septic Tank as someone with a sense of humour! ;D ;D
"Papa has you all panicking" - REALLY? we just come and toy with Poppy Leghorn for a bit of light relief between more serious matters!

He makes no sense at all and has no references to back his stupid claims so how could he have "you all panicking"?

Oh, come off it! "follow instructions to the letter" YOU are the  :P expert on vacuum chamber design  :P?

I do really think that if babyhighspeed has been doing this in his profession he might be a little up on old Scepti and his marshmellw molecules on vacuum chamber design. You have some specialist knowledge of diffusion pumps and getters for achieving ultra-high vacuum, I suppose - though I don't imagine that babyhighspeed will go anywhere near that far.

What I can see happening is that you will claim that it was not a perfect vacuum (but then it isn't between here and the moon either)
or Papa Lima Tango will simply claim that the rocket exhaust "pushed against" the walls of the chamber, or the traces of gas left or whatever enters that weird imagination of his.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Conker on June 10, 2016, 08:50:08 PM
If you end up doing the experiment, could you please take pictures of the chamber outlet assembly, and measure the pressure out temperature of the chamber during the experiment? Im interested on how dangerous hot exhaust is to vacuum systems
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on June 11, 2016, 12:52:02 PM


babyhighspeed, I thought you might like these tiny baby nano rockets.

Awww...you sweet little pea you..i am flattered you thought about me. I would say cookies for you, but I don't have much experience making sweets. I can make some mean queso and Tex Mex if you like that :)

As long as you are not making that queso with your own body!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Kami on June 11, 2016, 12:54:55 PM
As long as you are not making that queso with your own body!
Your imagination... it's a weird place... :-[
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on June 11, 2016, 12:57:57 PM
As long as you are not making that queso with your own body!
Your imagination... it's a weird place... :-[

Never take queso from a stranger.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 12, 2016, 01:25:09 AM
I do really think that if babyhighspeed has been doing this in his profession he might be a little up on old Scepti and his marshmellw molecules on vacuum chamber design. You have some specialist knowledge of diffusion pumps and getters for achieving ultra-high vacuum, I suppose - though I don't imagine that babyhighspeed will go anywhere near that far.

What I can see happening is that you will claim that it was not a perfect vacuum (but then it isn't between here and the moon either)
or Papa Lima Tango will simply claim that the rocket exhaust "pushed against" the walls of the chamber, or the traces of gas left or whatever enters that weird imagination of his.
No, I'll actually play fair. I'll just make sure that she follows all the instructions given to her. Failure to do so will tell its own story to myself and others.
The ball is literally in her court. She instigated the experiment.
If she shows the equipment and follows simple instructions, then its a win win situation for her - IF - it works in her favour - and if so, I will then re-evaluate my thoughts.
However, let's see her perform what's required with atmosphere inside and also evacuated pressure, so we can all see the reaction of this rocket in both scenarios.

I have a few experiments for her after this rocket one, if she's game for it all.
To be fair, if she's honest, she should be very willing to do them and have no reason whatsoever to argue or be nasty about it. Nor should you and your friends.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: JimmyTheCrab on June 12, 2016, 04:25:38 AM
The ball is literally in her court.
lol, it isn't.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 12, 2016, 08:31:17 AM
It's already been done. The mythbusters video was posted by I didn't see this one.(Maybe it was)

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 12, 2016, 10:21:19 AM
I do really think that if babyhighspeed has been doing this in his profession he might be a little up on old Scepti and his marshmellw molecules on vacuum chamber design. You have some specialist knowledge of diffusion pumps and getters for achieving ultra-high vacuum, I suppose - though I don't imagine that babyhighspeed will go anywhere near that far.

What I can see happening is that you will claim that it was not a perfect vacuum (but then it isn't between here and the moon either)
or Papa Lima Tango will simply claim that the rocket exhaust "pushed against" the walls of the chamber, or the traces of gas left or whatever enters that weird imagination of his.
No, I'll actually play fair. I'll just make sure that she follows all the instructions given to her. Failure to do so will tell its own story to myself and others.
The ball is literally in her court. She instigated the experiment.
If she shows the equipment and follows simple instructions, then its a win win situation for her - IF - it works in her favour - and if so, I will then re-evaluate my thoughts.
However, let's see her perform what's required with atmosphere inside and also evacuated pressure, so we can all see the reaction of this rocket in both scenarios.

I have a few experiments for her after this rocket one, if she's game for it all.
To be fair, if she's honest, she should be very willing to do them and have no reason whatsoever to argue or be nasty about it. Nor should you and your friends.

As I have told some of the "shills" that I have spoken with via PM, whom speak like normal people, shared pictures of rides, projects, ect ect back and forth..ask what I do in more detail vice versa..i almost thought I was lucky and found someone who could update my water cutter's software lol. Isn't this strange for shills to speak like this to other shills??? To hold "character" like that when it wouldn't matter? Also have proof of said life... NOT Google based.

Anyways, as I have explained here once and through PM a few times, vacuum with be somewhere between a 10 3 min and 10 7 max. So yes not a perfect vacuum, but it is enough.

Yes I am not using any diffuser pumps ect, I have no need for that much of a vacuum, plus the cost and complexity is rediculous.

Septic tank, until you are intelligent enough to figure out correct gender assignment we will not be able to progress further. It gets more complicated from here trust me.

As for being in "fear" of Legba, or any of the other "Legba "likes here. Well that is partially true, not for their knowledge though. For the fact that as far as I know they could breed, or have already produced off spring. That terrifies me, though hoping the offspring will get the mothers brain, this provides a little light at the end of the tunnel, though it's not a guarantee.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 12, 2016, 03:17:41 PM
I do really think that if babyhighspeed has been doing this in his profession he might be a little up on old Scepti and his marshmellw molecules on vacuum chamber design. You have some specialist knowledge of diffusion pumps and getters for achieving ultra-high vacuum, I suppose - though I don't imagine that babyhighspeed will go anywhere near that far.

What I can see happening is that you will claim that it was not a perfect vacuum (but then it isn't between here and the moon either)
or Papa Lima Tango will simply claim that the rocket exhaust "pushed against" the walls of the chamber, or the traces of gas left or whatever enters that weird imagination of his.
No, I'll actually play fair. I'll just make sure that she follows all the instructions given to her. Failure to do so will tell its own story to myself and others.
The ball is literally in her court. She instigated the experiment.
If she shows the equipment and follows simple instructions, then its a win win situation for her - IF - it works in her favour - and if so, I will then re-evaluate my thoughts.
However, let's see her perform what's required with atmosphere inside and also evacuated pressure, so we can all see the reaction of this rocket in both scenarios.

I have a few experiments for her after this rocket one, if she's game for it all.
To be fair, if she's honest, she should be very willing to do them and have no reason whatsoever to argue or be nasty about it. Nor should you and your friends.

As I have told some of the "shills" that I have spoken with via PM, whom speak like normal people, shared pictures of rides, projects, ect ect back and forth..ask what I do in more detail vice versa..i almost thought I was lucky and found someone who could update my water cutter's software lol. Isn't this strange for shills to speak like this to other shills??? To hold "character" like that when it wouldn't matter? Also have proof of said life... NOT Google based.

Anyways, as I have explained here once and through PM a few times, vacuum with be somewhere between a 10 3 min and 10 7 max. So yes not a perfect vacuum, but it is enough.

Yes I am not using any diffuser pumps ect, I have no need for that much of a vacuum, plus the cost and complexity is rediculous.

Septic tank, until you are intelligent enough to figure out correct gender assignment we will not be able to progress further. It gets more complicated from here trust me.

As for being in "fear" of Legba, or any of the other "Legba "likes here. Well that is partially true, not for their knowledge though. For the fact that as far as I know they could breed, or have already produced off spring. That terrifies me, though hoping the offspring will get the mothers brain, this provides a little light at the end of the tunnel, though it's not a guarantee.
Backed out like I knew you would. No problem to me. I've seen many like you, attempt to prove stuff via a vacuum and none have shown legitimacy. Even the myth buster crew don't play a fair game.
I have no reason to wonder why. I know why.

Anyway, nice try at nothing.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 12, 2016, 03:35:03 PM
I do really think that if babyhighspeed has been doing this in his profession he might be a little up on old Scepti and his marshmellw molecules on vacuum chamber design. You have some specialist knowledge of diffusion pumps and getters for achieving ultra-high vacuum, I suppose - though I don't imagine that babyhighspeed will go anywhere near that far.

What I can see happening is that you will claim that it was not a perfect vacuum (but then it isn't between here and the moon either)
or Papa Lima Tango will simply claim that the rocket exhaust "pushed against" the walls of the chamber, or the traces of gas left or whatever enters that weird imagination of his.
No, I'll actually play fair. I'll just make sure that she follows all the instructions given to her. Failure to do so will tell its own story to myself and others.
The ball is literally in her court. She instigated the experiment.
If she shows the equipment and follows simple instructions, then its a win win situation for her - IF - it works in her favour - and if so, I will then re-evaluate my thoughts.
However, let's see her perform what's required with atmosphere inside and also evacuated pressure, so we can all see the reaction of this rocket in both scenarios.

I have a few experiments for her after this rocket one, if she's game for it all.
To be fair, if she's honest, she should be very willing to do them and have no reason whatsoever to argue or be nasty about it. Nor should you and your friends.

As I have told some of the "shills" that I have spoken with via PM, whom speak like normal people, shared pictures of rides, projects, ect ect back and forth..ask what I do in more detail vice versa..i almost thought I was lucky and found someone who could update my water cutter's software lol. Isn't this strange for shills to speak like this to other shills??? To hold "character" like that when it wouldn't matter? Also have proof of said life... NOT Google based.

Anyways, as I have explained here once and through PM a few times, vacuum with be somewhere between a 10 3 min and 10 7 max. So yes not a perfect vacuum, but it is enough.

Yes I am not using any diffuser pumps ect, I have no need for that much of a vacuum, plus the cost and complexity is rediculous.

Septic tank, until you are intelligent enough to figure out correct gender assignment we will not be able to progress further. It gets more complicated from here trust me.

As for being in "fear" of Legba, or any of the other "Legba "likes here. Well that is partially true, not for their knowledge though. For the fact that as far as I know they could breed, or have already produced off spring. That terrifies me, though hoping the offspring will get the mothers brain, this provides a little light at the end of the tunnel, though it's not a guarantee.
Backed out like I knew you would. No problem to me. I've seen many like you, attempt to prove stuff via a vacuum and none have shown legitimacy. Even the myth buster crew don't play a fair game.
I have no reason to wonder why. I know why.

Anyway, nice try at nothing.
Good old sceptictank. Thinks he's an expert in how experiments are performed, thinks inertia doesn't exist.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 12, 2016, 04:04:02 PM
Backed out like I knew you would. No problem to me. I've seen many like you, attempt to prove stuff via a vacuum and none have shown legitimacy. Even the myth buster crew don't play a fair game.
I have no reason to wonder why. I know why.

Anyway, nice try at nothing.

When did I say anything about not doing it despite the sad excuses posting in my thread??

I just said learn to address me in correct gender then I will listen to your list of making it "legitimate". Simple request

I bet you have made a name for yourself in the real world.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 13, 2016, 01:54:10 PM
So basically you refuse to follow the scientific method unless we kiss your lying arse?

GTFO you dickhead.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 13, 2016, 02:29:10 PM
So basically you refuse to follow the scientific method unless we kiss your lying arse?

GTFO you dickhead.
Take the dildo out of your ass for 10 seconds and read his post again.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 13, 2016, 04:08:22 PM
So basically you refuse to follow the scientific method unless we kiss your lying arse?

GTFO you dickhead.

Wow....you are an idiot, nothing else to say to that.

You can call me stupid, loser, liar, shill, gay, penguin and all the other nonsense you call me when I am just simply attempting to communicate with you in debate. The same as the other people just attempting to communicate with you.

That's okay, I want you to think you at least "win" somewhere. As that certainly is not in your vocabulary in reality
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on June 13, 2016, 09:26:09 PM
Good old sceptictank. Thinks he's an expert in how experiments are performed, thinks inertia doesn't exist.
Just check with scepti on the "kinetic theory of gases"!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on June 13, 2016, 10:04:07 PM
So basically you refuse to follow the scientific method unless we kiss your lying arse?.
That's a new one! Scientific method = following Sceptimatic's recipe to the letter.

Now Papa, you claim that rockets can work to the up to the Kármán line and no further.
I have given you the equation for thrust ~ (mass flow, exhaust velocity and the pressures), Goddard's.

You have given no evidence for why rockets stop working at the Kármán line. 

So present your equation that shows how thrust falls due to lower air pressure.

If you cannot do this you will have proved yourself a hypocrite.

Once again, put up, or shut up about rockets working in a vacuum, of course they do, unless Voodoo Legba Fisiks works.

Now equation please.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 13, 2016, 11:58:33 PM
You can call me stupid, loser, liar, shill, gay, penguin and all the other nonsense you call me when I am just simply attempting to communicate with you in debate.

Non-members can't see all the mad shit you & your sock-shill mates come out with in AR, so good job pretending you are a 'reasonable person' rather than yet another psychopathic liar.

As for Geoff, the only thing you need to know about how rockets work is F=PA, wherein Force is a derivation of F=m*a & Pressure is applied at the Area of the nozzle exit, where it meets atmospheric resistance.

Remove atmospheric resistance & Pressure will be zero, thus Force will be zero.

Of course, I've told you this a million times; but as you too are a psychopathic liar you are pretending I have not.

Toodle-pip, psychopathic liars!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on June 14, 2016, 12:41:12 AM

Remove atmospheric resistance & Pressure will be zero, thus Force will be zero.

Of course, I've told you this a million times; but as you too are a psychopathic liar you are pretending I have not.

Toodle-pip, psychopathic liars!
YOU have told me "this a million times".
You still don't get it, a million times wrong is still wrong!

Do YOU really think that changes things in the slightest.

Now Papa, you claim that rockets can work to the up to the Kármán line.

The air density at your magic Kármán line is about 1/2,200,000 that at sea level, the pressure is near enough to zero as far as a rocket is concerned.
;D and you are really going to claim that your rocket can push on THAT! GET REAL!! ;D

I have given you the equation for thrust ~ (mass flow, exhaust velocity and the pressures), Goddard's.
Now, in this real rocket thrust equation does come into it as (exhaust pressure) - (ambient pressure), so you really have it all screwed up.

You have given no evidence for why rockets stop working at the Kármán line. 

So present your equation that shows how thrust falls due to lower air pressure.

If you cannot do this you will have proved yourself a hypocrite.

Once again, put up, or shut up about rockets working in a vacuum, of course they do, unless Voodoo Legba Fisiks works.

Now equation please AND derivation now needed.


Now, quite your blustering and excuse making, just come up with the goods.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 14, 2016, 02:38:35 AM
You can call me stupid, loser, liar, shill, gay, penguin and all the other nonsense you call me when I am just simply attempting to communicate with you in debate.

Non-members can't see all the mad shit you & your sock-shill mates come out with in AR, so good job pretending you are a 'reasonable person' rather than yet another psychopathic liar.

As for Geoff, the only thing you need to know about how rockets work is F=PA, wherein Force is a derivation of F=m*a & Pressure is applied at the Area of the nozzle exit, where it meets atmospheric resistance.

Remove atmospheric resistance & Pressure will be zero, thus Force will be zero.

Of course, I've told you this a million times; but as you too are a psychopathic liar you are pretending I have not.

Toodle-pip, psychopathic liars!

Right, since most people just joke around in angry ranting? You come in and sayfuck off and die!! every message to every other message??? Right...a hypocrite liar as always. True Legba form...screaming sinner! sinner! waving your right hand, while you rob with the left.

You should be ashamed of yourself.

Now answer rabinoz question with real answer, not a legba one
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Mainframes on June 14, 2016, 04:48:59 AM

Remove atmospheric resistance & Pressure will be zero, thus Force will be zero.

Of course, I've told you this a million times; but as you too are a psychopathic liar you are pretending I have not.

Toodle-pip, psychopathic liars!

And a million times you've got it wrong.

There is pressure in the combustion chamber. Even without combustion there is only a finite rate at which gases can escape the chamber, and if the rate of input is greater than this then the amount of gas, and therefore pressure, in the chamber will increase.

Then you invoke F=pa where pressure is the pressure in the combustion chamber exerted of the inside surface area. As there is a hole in one end then there will be more force in one direction and thus acceleration.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 14, 2016, 05:09:49 AM
Not interested in your mad lying triple-sock-puppeted garbage.

If you can't work out how to apply F=PA to an amount of P decreasing to zero then you're hopeless.

End result's the same; no rockets in a vacuum.

Now is BabyLadyboy going to do her fake experiment for us to laugh at or what?

Or are you just gonna sit around ranting away, stroking your 9-arsed shpayze-pussies & getting all worked up over normal people not buying your pseudo-scientific bullshit instead?

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 14, 2016, 05:11:43 AM
Not interested in your mad lying triple-sock-puppeted garbage.

If you can't work out how to apply F=PA to an amount of P decreasing to zero then you're hopeless.

End result's the same; no rockets in a vacuum.

Now is BabyLadyboy going to do her fake experiment for us to laugh at or what?

Or are you just gonna sit around ranting away, stroking your 9-arsed shpayze-pussies & getting all worked up over normal people not buying your pseudo-scientific bullshit instead?
If I leave my car running can I still fill up the gas tank?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on June 14, 2016, 05:27:29 AM
Not interested in your mad lying triple-sock-puppeted garbage.
If you can't work out how to apply F=PA to an amount of P decreasing to zero then you're hopeless.
End result's the same; no rockets in a vacuum.

Now is BabyLadyboy going to do her fake experiment for us to laugh at or what?

Or are you just gonna sit around ranting away, stroking your 9-arsed shpayze-pussies & getting all worked up over normal people not buying your pseudo-scientific bullshit instead?
Well clearly YOU CAN'T "apply F=PA to an amount of P decreasing to zero" so clearly "you're hopeless."

There's a lot more to it than that. Surely mass flow and exhaust velocity matter, so how do these combine with your "F=PA" to give thrust.

YOU STILL CAN'T SHOW US YOUR EQUATION FOR ROCKET THRUST ~ AIR PRESSURE

Get off you backside, and do some work for a change. If you can't work it yourself (and clearly you can't do a little algebra) go look up your authoritative  references!
Oops sorry, you don't have any!

The air density at your magic Kármán line is about 1/2,200,000 that at sea level, the pressure is near enough to zero as far as a rocket is concerned.
;D and you are really going to claim that your rocket can push on THAT! GET REAL!! ;D

I have given you the equation for thrust ~ (mass flow, exhaust velocity and the pressures), Goddard's.
Now, in this real rocket thrust equation does come into it as (exhaust pressure) - (ambient pressure), so you really have it all screwed up.

You have given no evidence for why rockets stop working at the Kármán line. 

So present your equation that shows how thrust falls due to lower air pressure.

If you cannot do this you will have proved yourself a hypocrite.

Once again, put up, or shut up about rockets working in a vacuum, of course they do, unless Voodoo Legba Fisiks works.

Now equation please AND derivation now needed.

Now, quite your blustering and excuse making, just come up with the goods or everyone will KNOW that Papa can't do it!

Hey, this Papa baiting is fun! Just like bear baiting onlt a lot less dangerous! Like the bear you can't escape, unless you run away!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 14, 2016, 05:34:13 AM
STFU Geoff.

You too socky-boy.

And where's BabyLadyboy's fake experiment?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on June 14, 2016, 06:07:43 AM
If you can't work out how to apply F=PA to an amount of P decreasing to zero then you're hopeless.
And if you can't work out how applying F=PA inside a chamber with a hole in it leads to unbalanced forces (A.K.A. acceleration), then you're even more hopeless.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 14, 2016, 06:29:16 AM
Already done this you silly angry old man.

The results of the Joule Free Expansion experiment prove you are wrong.

Because a gas does no work in a vacuum.

Cue pathetic quibbling...

*Yawn!*

Now, where's the fake experiment?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 14, 2016, 06:33:11 AM
Yawn

The combustion chamber is not a vacuum.



Yawn
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on June 14, 2016, 06:48:44 AM
Already done this you silly angry old man.

The results of the Joule Free Expansion experiment prove you are wrong.
That experiment is performed in a closed system.  A rocket engine is not a closed system.

Because a gas does no work in a vacuum.
Then it's a good thing that we're only interested with the work that the gas does as it's on its way to the vacuum.

You know, F=PA, F=ma, mass flow, etc.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 14, 2016, 07:03:14 AM
Newton & Kelvin are buried next to each other in Westminster Abbey...

Why don't you go rant at their graves about how wrong they were & spare me your mad bullshit, eh?

Any intelligent reader will research Free Expansion & know, without a shadow of a doubt, that all shpayze-rokkits are fake.

The unintelligent ones can go hang.

As can you.

Toodle-pip, Psychos!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Rayzor on June 14, 2016, 07:19:00 AM
You guys still feeding the little voodoo troll,   I propose an experiment,  what will he do if no-one responds to him from now on?

My bet, is he'll have a meltdown,  maybe he'll go away and take up rocketry as a hobby,  god knows he needs to learn somehow.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 14, 2016, 07:41:53 AM
STFU Geoff.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 14, 2016, 08:08:32 AM
You guys still feeding the little voodoo troll,   I propose an experiment,  what will he do if no-one responds to him from now on?

My bet, is he'll have a meltdown,  maybe he'll go away and take up rocketry as a hobby,  god knows he needs to learn somehow.
You used to mention this when you played under your Geoffrey name and it never worked. Let's ignore scepti and yet you lasted 5 minutes. About the same time that you will all last against Papa.

A bully among the masses and yet you can't even manage to execute the bullying tactics to work in your favour.
You lose. You lose because you are weak. You're weak because you allowed yourself to be shown as weak. You were and always are, called out. Your face saving attempts are always to get your little posse to ignore the person who scares you. Who rattles your little cage.
It must be a pain in the arse trying to keep up so many personas on one forum.  ;D :P
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Rayzor on June 14, 2016, 08:27:13 AM
You guys still feeding the little voodoo troll,   I propose an experiment,  what will he do if no-one responds to him from now on?

My bet, is he'll have a meltdown,  maybe he'll go away and take up rocketry as a hobby,  god knows he needs to learn somehow.
You used to mention this when you played under your Geoffrey name and it never worked. Let's ignore scepti and yet you lasted 5 minutes. About the same time that you will all last against Papa.

A bully among the masses and yet you can't even manage to execute the bullying tactics to work in your favour.
You lose. You lose because you are weak. You're weak because you allowed yourself to be shown as weak. You were and always are, called out. Your face saving attempts are always to get your little posse to ignore the person who scares you. Who rattles your little cage.
It must be a pain in the arse trying to keep up so many personas on one forum.  ;D :P

Septic speaks, .... nobody listens,    and as usual he has everything completely wrong....    one day I would like to meet Geoffrey,  he certainly got your number

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 14, 2016, 08:38:16 AM
You guys still feeding the little voodoo troll,   I propose an experiment,  what will he do if no-one responds to him from now on?

My bet, is he'll have a meltdown,  maybe he'll go away and take up rocketry as a hobby,  god knows he needs to learn somehow.
You used to mention this when you played under your Geoffrey name and it never worked. Let's ignore scepti and yet you lasted 5 minutes. About the same time that you will all last against Papa.

A bully among the masses and yet you can't even manage to execute the bullying tactics to work in your favour.
You lose. You lose because you are weak. You're weak because you allowed yourself to be shown as weak. You were and always are, called out. Your face saving attempts are always to get your little posse to ignore the person who scares you. Who rattles your little cage.
It must be a pain in the arse trying to keep up so many personas on one forum.  ;D :P

Septic speaks, .... nobody listens,    and as usual he has everything completely wrong....    one day I would like to meet Geoffrey,  he certainly got your number
Just place your left hand into your right hand. Rayzor; meet Geoffrey.  :P
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on June 14, 2016, 10:23:47 AM
Newton & Kelvin are buried next to each other in Westminster Abbey...

Why don't you go rant at their graves about how wrong they were & spare me your mad bullshit, eh?
You're the one who's wrong, not Newton and Kelvin.

Any intelligent reader will research Free Expansion & know, without a shadow of a doubt, that all shpayze-rokkits are fake.
Intelligent readers will also discover that free expansion only applies to closed systems, not open systems like rocket engines.

The unintelligent ones can go hang.
Here you go.  Have at it.
(http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/uncyclopedia/images/3/38/Noose.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20070604183858)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 14, 2016, 10:32:15 AM

 Free expansion only applies to closed systems, not open systems like rocket engines.


How can free expansion apply to a closed system?
If a system is closed and holds matter, then the matter cannot freely expand.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Mainframes on June 14, 2016, 10:36:51 AM

 Free expansion only applies to closed systems, not open systems like rocket engines.


How can free expansion apply to a closed system?
If a system is closed and holds matter, then the matter cannot freely expand.

The free expansion experiment was specifically a closed system. Look it up.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 14, 2016, 10:42:53 AM

 Free expansion only applies to closed systems, not open systems like rocket engines.


How can free expansion apply to a closed system?
If a system is closed and holds matter, then the matter cannot freely expand.

The free expansion experiment was specifically a closed system. Look it up.
It can't happen. Let me put it plainly. Free expansion in the real term of the word, is basically impossible in Earth for us humans, no matter what we use.
Having said that, there is  a freer expansion.

I suppose it depends on how people interpret free expansion.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: JimmyTheCrab on June 14, 2016, 11:03:17 AM
You used to mention this when you played under your Geoffrey
What is it with the lunatics on this forum and their obsession with "Geoffrey"?  Seems to be some kind of shared psychosis.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 14, 2016, 11:06:57 AM
You used to mention this when you played under your Geoffrey
What is it with the lunatics on this forum and their obsession with "Geoffrey"?  Seems to be some kind of shared psychosis.
Try not to get over excited.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: JimmyTheCrab on June 14, 2016, 11:11:45 AM
You used to mention this when you played under your Geoffrey
What is it with the lunatics on this forum and their obsession with "Geoffrey"?  Seems to be some kind of shared psychosis.
Try not to get over excited.
OK, Geoffrey.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 14, 2016, 11:16:34 AM
Intelligent readers will also discover that free expansion only applies to closed systems

Intelligent readers will discover that you are lying & wasting their time.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on June 14, 2016, 12:07:47 PM
Free expansion only applies to closed systems, not open systems like rocket engines.
How can free expansion apply to a closed system?
If a system is closed and holds matter, then the matter cannot freely expand.
Please read up on the Joule free expansion experiment so that you can ask intelligent questions.
http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/JouleExperimentOnFreeExpansion/

Intelligent readers will also discover that free expansion only applies to closed systems

Intelligent readers will discover that you are lying & wasting their time.
Then you shouldn't have any trouble providing a link to to a free expansion experiment that was performed in an open system.

Oh, that's right.  You don't reveal your sources, lest they be raided by the physics police.

Oh well.

Toodle-pip and keep on denying.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 14, 2016, 12:18:30 PM
Then you shouldn't have any trouble providing a link to to a free expansion experiment that was performed in an open system.

At it again eh, you sad old man?

Mistaking the necessary conditions for an experiment in a laboratory with the results & theoretical implications obtained therefrom?

It is universally accepted that a gas expanding into an infinite vacuum would do no work.

FACT.

Even the wikipedia article on the subject acknowledges this.

But carry on lying about it if you wish?

See how far it gets you with the intelligent readers of this forum...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on June 14, 2016, 12:41:50 PM
It is universally accepted that a gas expanding into an infinite vacuum would do no work.
It is also universally accepted that no one cares about a gas expanding into an infinite vacuum.

Rocket scientists and aerospace engineers are, however, very interested in the work that the gas does do as it makes its way through the rocket engine on its way to said infinite vacuum.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 14, 2016, 12:52:16 PM

Please read up on the Joule free expansion experiment so that you can ask intelligent questions.
http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/JouleExperimentOnFreeExpansion/

Yes and this is far from free expansion, which is what I've been telling you.

One chamber is pressurised with what appears to be random frigging flies.
Ok on a serious note.
One chamber is pressurised and the other chamber is under "low" pressure - not empty like people would have you believe, right markjo?

Once the valve is opened from the buzzing fly one, the pressure drops to half whilst the other half is in the opposite chamber.
Free expansion did not and could not happen. All that happened was some pressure was allowed to expand more freely or faster against less resistance.

Now here's the key.

IF...and I say "IF" space was the infinite vacuum we all get told, and this container of flies (wink) was in this vacuum of space, without the other attached so called empty container, then we would be looking at a legitimate "free" expansion.

Do you see what I'm saying?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 14, 2016, 01:01:57 PM
no one cares about a gas expanding into an infinite vacuum.

No-one except those interested in the truth about how gas-powered rocketry works in the supposedly-infinite vacuum of space, that is...

They will have learned by now that you initially lied about the subject & are now desperately trying to deflect from it...

And they will wonder wtf your rotten little game is.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 14, 2016, 01:23:52 PM
Oh look they have joined together...when you combine a deaf and blind person with a deaf and blind person..you just have a deaf and blind person. Same with 80 IQ with 80 IQ, you just have an 80IQ, actually probably less as I have seen what happens when idiots put their mentality together.

Yes rayzor I agree with ignoring, as that is why I reply once a day if that now in this thread. Eventually it will be none.

Ask where the experiment is? As I said in the ORIGINAL POST it would be about 3 weeks until new chamber is complete . And it got behind a little bit as I had to change dimensions/size/ design some to get it approved and the permit. Construction is finally underway though.

Sure call me a girl, and whatever other names you can think of. I hope you feel like a superior winner here, I really do. As behind the screen you will always be you, and I will always be me..so whatever you say in this forum, unfortunately by default , you have already lost.

Toodle-pip
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on June 14, 2016, 01:27:00 PM

Please read up on the Joule free expansion experiment so that you can ask intelligent questions.
http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/JouleExperimentOnFreeExpansion/

Yes and this is far from free expansion, which is what I've been telling you.
That is what the rest of the world calls free expansion.  The fact that you have a different definition of free expansion is your problem, not the rest of the world's.




no one cares about a gas expanding into an infinite vacuum.

No-one except those interested in the truth about how gas-powered rocketry works in the supposedly-infinite vacuum of space, that is...
If a gas can't do any work in an infinite vacuum, then how can it possibly be of any interest to anyone?

Seriously, the work done by the gas as it makes its way from propellant tank to combustion chamber where it undergoes fiery expansion and is forced through the throat and out the expansion nozzle is far more interesting than gas simply expanding into nothing.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 14, 2016, 01:31:13 PM
Oh look they have joined together...when you combine a deaf and blind person with a deaf and blind person..you just have a deaf and blind person. Same with 80 IQ with 80 IQ, you just have an 80IQ, actually probably less as I have seen what happens when idiots put their mentality together.

Yes rayzor I agree with ignoring, as that is why I reply once a day if that now in this thread. Eventually it will be none.

Ask where the experiment is? As I said in the ORIGINAL POST it would be about 3 weeks until new chamber is complete . And it got behind a little bit as I had to change dimensions/size/ design some to get it approved and the permit. Construction is finally underway though.

Sure call me a girl, and whatever other names you can think of. I hope you feel like a superior winner here, I really do. As behind the screen you will always be you, and I will always be me..so whatever you say in this forum, unfortunately by default , you have already lost.

Toodle-pip
One thing for sure. You'll never show anyone your chamber or experiment. You will disappear by name and re-emerge in another name.
Nobody loses but you.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: nexzus on June 14, 2016, 02:01:15 PM
One thing for sure. You'll never show anyone your chamber or experiment.

Where's this (https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=62152.msg1634256#msg1634256) dome (https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=64014.msg1705253#msg1705253) model (https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=62152.msg1634187#msg1634187) of yours?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 14, 2016, 02:12:26 PM
If a gas can't do any work in an infinite vacuum, then how can it possibly be of any interest to anyone?

Denial is the first stage of Mourning, old man...

So I understand the difficulty you're having.

But face it; your shpayze-rokkitz are gone, markjo...

And they're never coming back.

So you'll just have to find a way to carry on without them...

One day at a time, old fella; one day at a time.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on June 14, 2016, 03:43:38 PM
If a gas can't do any work in an infinite vacuum, then how can it possibly be of any interest to anyone?

Denial is the first stage of Mourning, old man...
Not at all. 

I leave you to fill the infinite vacuum of space with your anger.

In the mean time, I've long since moved on to where the real action is: the combustion chamber.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 14, 2016, 06:59:30 PM
I leave you to fill the infinite vacuum of space with your anger.
^^^HA HA!!

Quote from: sceptimatic
One thing for sure. You'll never show anyone your chamber or experiment. You will disappear by name and re-emerge in another name.
Nobody loses but you.

I will go down this list in a brief manner.

How do I lose??? This is all you have, attempting to beat down people to rise yourself above them on a internet forum. Making up a false reality that only you and a few others "know" about, hoping to appear wiser than everyone else. Any form of logical interchange is responded to by ad hominem retorts, or just parroted nonsensical repeated info, that has nothing to do with the topic at hand.

You don't believe anything anyone says because you have accomplished nothing in reality. I type this from MY office of MY business of MY 3 warehouse triangle full of expensive play toys and work equipment. I have many accomplishments behind me, so in reality I win after logging out of here. As here I am just a peon under the alias babyhighspeed, however in the reality I have much more importance. If you ever took the time to realize your own reality, you too can accomplish things in reality, not have to come here and attempt to be important...THIS GOES TOWARDS LEGBA AS WELL

Also, I have shown quite a few things on here of who I am, between pictures and other things. Only other people I have seen do that here is John Davis, and Heiwa. I have asked you, Legba and a few others to prove anything...such as you aren't the same people. You actually have any form of accomplishments to show intelligence any higher than sub par, or that you have any experience to justify you speaking of what ya'll do. I have even offered full disclosure of my self, ect as a form of ill show you mine if you show me yours.

Yet all I get is ad hominem retorts, and called a shill ect ect ect. No argument with any substance, just surface yelling with attempted smoke and mirrors to hide YOUR reality.

So perhaps you should address yourself before you throw stones at me.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 14, 2016, 10:21:29 PM
Tl;dr.

Now STFU & do the bloody experiment will you?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 14, 2016, 10:42:24 PM
Tl;dr.

Now STFU & do the bloody experiment will you?

At a loss for words I see......truth sucks doesn't it.

Plus again, ignore a request to prove you have the right to assert your opinion has more weight than any other.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 15, 2016, 12:07:11 AM
I leave you to fill the infinite vacuum of space with your anger.
^^^HA HA!!

Quote from: sceptimatic
One thing for sure. You'll never show anyone your chamber or experiment. You will disappear by name and re-emerge in another name.
Nobody loses but you.

I will go down this list in a brief manner.

How do I lose??? This is all you have, attempting to beat down people to rise yourself above them on a internet forum. Making up a false reality that only you and a few others "know" about, hoping to appear wiser than everyone else. Any form of logical interchange is responded to by ad hominem retorts, or just parroted nonsensical repeated info, that has nothing to do with the topic at hand.

You don't believe anything anyone says because you have accomplished nothing in reality. I type this from MY office of MY business of MY 3 warehouse triangle full of expensive play toys and work equipment. I have many accomplishments behind me, so in reality I win after logging out of here. As here I am just a peon under the alias babyhighspeed, however in the reality I have much more importance. If you ever took the time to realize your own reality, you too can accomplish things in reality, not have to come here and attempt to be important...THIS GOES TOWARDS LEGBA AS WELL

Also, I have shown quite a few things on here of who I am, between pictures and other things. Only other people I have seen do that here is John Davis, and Heiwa. I have asked you, Legba and a few others to prove anything...such as you aren't the same people. You actually have any form of accomplishments to show intelligence any higher than sub par, or that you have any experience to justify you speaking of what ya'll do. I have even offered full disclosure of my self, ect as a form of ill show you mine if you show me yours.

Yet all I get is ad hominem retorts, and called a shill ect ect ect. No argument with any substance, just surface yelling with attempted smoke and mirrors to hide YOUR reality.

So perhaps you should address yourself before you throw stones at me.
A successful person such as yourself sitting typing on a flat Earth forum all day and night. Yep, you sure are a high flier in the business world.
I know I know, you're a bit bored and have some free time so you decided, why not, eh?

You've shown nothing to anyone.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 15, 2016, 01:17:51 AM
I leave you to fill the infinite vacuum of space with your anger.
^^^HA HA!!

Quote from: sceptimatic
One thing for sure. You'll never show anyone your chamber or experiment. You will disappear by name and re-emerge in another name.
Nobody loses but you.

I will go down this list in a brief manner.

How do I lose??? This is all you have, attempting to beat down people to rise yourself above them on a internet forum. Making up a false reality that only you and a few others "know" about, hoping to appear wiser than everyone else. Any form of logical interchange is responded to by ad hominem retorts, or just parroted nonsensical repeated info, that has nothing to do with the topic at hand.

You don't believe anything anyone says because you have accomplished nothing in reality. I type this from MY office of MY business of MY 3 warehouse triangle full of expensive play toys and work equipment. I have many accomplishments behind me, so in reality I win after logging out of here. As here I am just a peon under the alias babyhighspeed, however in the reality I have much more importance. If you ever took the time to realize your own reality, you too can accomplish things in reality, not have to come here and attempt to be important...THIS GOES TOWARDS LEGBA AS WELL

Also, I have shown quite a few things on here of who I am, between pictures and other things. Only other people I have seen do that here is John Davis, and Heiwa. I have asked you, Legba and a few others to prove anything...such as you aren't the same people. You actually have any form of accomplishments to show intelligence any higher than sub par, or that you have any experience to justify you speaking of what ya'll do. I have even offered full disclosure of my self, ect as a form of ill show you mine if you show me yours.

Yet all I get is ad hominem retorts, and called a shill ect ect ect. No argument with any substance, just surface yelling with attempted smoke and mirrors to hide YOUR reality.

So perhaps you should address yourself before you throw stones at me.
A successful person such as yourself sitting typing on a flat Earth forum all day and night. Yep, you sure are a high flier in the business world.
I know I know, you're a bit bored and have some free time so you decided, why not, eh?

You've shown nothing to anyone.

Is this "anyone" the same as "everyone" Legba always talks about.

There was one slightly buzzed night I just started walking through the shop taking pictures and posting them to entertain his fake fake bullshit. Not to mention all the other stuff I have posted up. Also not to mention some of the random stuff I have sent through PM to some of the sane members I have had conversations with. Once again your statements are all fiction with no foundation, I guess once you start you can't stop.

Also as always ignoring my questions to you...true Legba fashion. He was proven a bonafide liar in another thread, guess you can follow suit.

So re read that post you quoted as well as this...

You don't believe anything anyone says because you have accomplished nothing in reality.


So perhaps you should address yourself before you throw stones at me.
^^^Right here


P.S. If you weren't such a putz and could actually read and extrapolate information. I have already said I am in a weird spot in my life right now from recent situations(not like anyone gives a fuck here, so please save the violin). So kinda a hermit and recluse at this point in my life. So yeah, this is my mental break, never figured to get so involved here, as it was originally just bored research into a surprising theory. It is what it is....

I CAN PROVE WHAT I SAY...CAN YOU? OR IS IT ALL JUST USELESS WATER VAPOR??
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Rayzor on June 15, 2016, 05:45:34 AM
You've shown nothing to anyone.

The world of Newton's laws has no friction,   the real world does in fact have friction..     if you don't see the relevance of that statement,  I've shown you nothing.   But others will understand.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 15, 2016, 10:48:26 AM
STFU Geoff.

Still no experiment I see...

I reckon if we let this thread go on long enough BabyLadyboy would end up claiming it HAD done the experiment & that we are just ignoring the results...

Because it is a truly epic lol-cow; a real rosette-winning 'best in show'.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on June 15, 2016, 11:39:08 AM
Still no experiment I see...

It hasn't been three weeks either.
So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) ...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 15, 2016, 12:31:27 PM
 ::)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 17, 2016, 12:51:57 PM
Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?

lol.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on June 17, 2016, 08:20:10 PM
It's already been done. The mythbusters video was posted by I didn't see this one.(Maybe it was)



What has already been done? The experiment proving that tapping on a gauge produces a desired tapping like noise!?!? GTFO and STFU with the bullshit...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on June 17, 2016, 08:23:52 PM
I do really think that if babyhighspeed has been doing this in his profession he might be a little up on old Scepti and his marshmellw molecules on vacuum chamber design. You have some specialist knowledge of diffusion pumps and getters for achieving ultra-high vacuum, I suppose - though I don't imagine that babyhighspeed will go anywhere near that far.

What I can see happening is that you will claim that it was not a perfect vacuum (but then it isn't between here and the moon either)
or Papa Lima Tango will simply claim that the rocket exhaust "pushed against" the walls of the chamber, or the traces of gas left or whatever enters that weird imagination of his.
No, I'll actually play fair. I'll just make sure that she follows all the instructions given to her. Failure to do so will tell its own story to myself and others.
The ball is literally in her court. She instigated the experiment.
If she shows the equipment and follows simple instructions, then its a win win situation for her - IF - it works in her favour - and if so, I will then re-evaluate my thoughts.
However, let's see her perform what's required with atmosphere inside and also evacuated pressure, so we can all see the reaction of this rocket in both scenarios.

I have a few experiments for her after this rocket one, if she's game for it all.
To be fair, if she's honest, she should be very willing to do them and have no reason whatsoever to argue or be nasty about it. Nor should you and your friends.

As I have told some of the "shills" that I have spoken with via PM, whom speak like normal people, shared pictures of rides, projects, ect ect back and forth..ask what I do in more detail vice versa..i almost thought I was lucky and found someone who could update my water cutter's software lol. Isn't this strange for shills to speak like this to other shills??? To hold "character" like that when it wouldn't matter? Also have proof of said life... NOT Google based.

Anyways, as I have explained here once and through PM a few times, vacuum with be somewhere between a 10 3 min and 10 7 max. So yes not a perfect vacuum, but it is enough.

Yes I am not using any diffuser pumps ect, I have no need for that much of a vacuum, plus the cost and complexity is rediculous.

Septic tank, until you are intelligent enough to figure out correct gender assignment we will not be able to progress further. It gets more complicated from here trust me.

As for being in "fear" of Legba, or any of the other "Legba "likes here. Well that is partially true, not for their knowledge though. For the fact that as far as I know they could breed, or have already produced off spring. That terrifies me, though hoping the offspring will get the mothers brain, this provides a little light at the end of the tunnel, though it's not a guarantee.
Backed out like I knew you would. No problem to me. I've seen many like you, attempt to prove stuff via a vacuum and none have shown legitimacy. Even the myth buster crew don't play a fair game.
I have no reason to wonder why. I know why.

Anyway, nice try at nothing.
Good old sceptictank. Thinks he's an expert in how experiments are performed, thinks inertia doesn't exist.

You presented some fucked up video depiction of an experiment with a guy TAPPING on the gauge...LMFAO!!!

And have the unmitigated GALL to come back with a comment like this...

Screw you Geoff...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on June 17, 2016, 09:54:10 PM
You presented some fucked up video depiction of an experiment with a guy TAPPING on the gauge...LMFAO!!!

And have the unmitigated GALL to come back with a comment like this...

Screw you Geoff...

The lowest poster around here is rearing his dirty head again! If you don't has facts smear a bit more dirt about!

<< I "hear" I made a booboo >>
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 17, 2016, 10:39:16 PM
I do really think that if babyhighspeed has been doing this in his profession he might be a little up on old Scepti and his marshmellw molecules on vacuum chamber design. You have some specialist knowledge of diffusion pumps and getters for achieving ultra-high vacuum, I suppose - though I don't imagine that babyhighspeed will go anywhere near that far.

What I can see happening is that you will claim that it was not a perfect vacuum (but then it isn't between here and the moon either)
or Papa Lima Tango will simply claim that the rocket exhaust "pushed against" the walls of the chamber, or the traces of gas left or whatever enters that weird imagination of his.
No, I'll actually play fair. I'll just make sure that she follows all the instructions given to her. Failure to do so will tell its own story to myself and others.
The ball is literally in her court. She instigated the experiment.
If she shows the equipment and follows simple instructions, then its a win win situation for her - IF - it works in her favour - and if so, I will then re-evaluate my thoughts.
However, let's see her perform what's required with atmosphere inside and also evacuated pressure, so we can all see the reaction of this rocket in both scenarios.

I have a few experiments for her after this rocket one, if she's game for it all.
To be fair, if she's honest, she should be very willing to do them and have no reason whatsoever to argue or be nasty about it. Nor should you and your friends.

As I have told some of the "shills" that I have spoken with via PM, whom speak like normal people, shared pictures of rides, projects, ect ect back and forth..ask what I do in more detail vice versa..i almost thought I was lucky and found someone who could update my water cutter's software lol. Isn't this strange for shills to speak like this to other shills??? To hold "character" like that when it wouldn't matter? Also have proof of said life... NOT Google based.

Anyways, as I have explained here once and through PM a few times, vacuum with be somewhere between a 10 3 min and 10 7 max. So yes not a perfect vacuum, but it is enough.

Yes I am not using any diffuser pumps ect, I have no need for that much of a vacuum, plus the cost and complexity is rediculous.

Septic tank, until you are intelligent enough to figure out correct gender assignment we will not be able to progress further. It gets more complicated from here trust me.

As for being in "fear" of Legba, or any of the other "Legba "likes here. Well that is partially true, not for their knowledge though. For the fact that as far as I know they could breed, or have already produced off spring. That terrifies me, though hoping the offspring will get the mothers brain, this provides a little light at the end of the tunnel, though it's not a guarantee.
Backed out like I knew you would. No problem to me. I've seen many like you, attempt to prove stuff via a vacuum and none have shown legitimacy. Even the myth buster crew don't play a fair game.
I have no reason to wonder why. I know why.

Anyway, nice try at nothing.
Good old sceptictank. Thinks he's an expert in how experiments are performed, thinks inertia doesn't exist.

You presented some fucked up video depiction of an experiment with a guy TAPPING on the gauge...LMFAO!!!

And have the unmitigated GALL to come back with a comment like this...

Screw you Geoff...
It's a video of a rocket working in a vacuum. I can already tell science is over your head.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Rayzor on June 17, 2016, 10:47:36 PM
You presented some fucked up video depiction of an experiment with a guy TAPPING on the gauge...LMFAO!!!

And have the unmitigated GALL to come back with a comment like this...

Screw you Geoff...

You've never read a pressure gage have you?  Otherwise you would know it's standard practice to tap the gage in order to counter needle sticking.

Transparent  attempt at an ALT by the way,  stupid voodoo nutter.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 17, 2016, 11:08:11 PM
STFU Geoff.

Anyhoo; BabyLadyboy should be two weeks into building its fake vacuum chamber & fraud-rokkit by now...

Perhaps it could keep us updated with a few photos of it all?

& maybe tell us the names of the contractors; it's free advertising for them so they won't mind!

Hmm?

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on June 17, 2016, 11:21:09 PM
STFU Geoff.

Anyhoo; BabyLadyboy should be two weeks into building its fake vacuum chamber & fraud-rokkit by now...

Perhaps it could keep us updated with a few photos of it all?

& maybe tell us the names of the contractors; it's free advertising for them so they won't mind!

Hmm?
Why should anyone bother taking the slightest notice a despicable creature like you. You try to discourage him as much as possible the expect him to follow you advice.
Yes, and pigs might fly!
No amount of evidence could ever convince someone like you.

Have a nice day! Good luck finding Geoff.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 17, 2016, 11:35:56 PM
Good luck finding Geoff.

Want to play hide-&-seek now do you?

Meh...

Anyhoo; are you saying BabyGaylord has bottled it?

Or are you just drunkenly spamming gibberish as usual?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 18, 2016, 12:10:58 AM
Just found this, that Geoff conveniently posted when my 'quote' function was disabled:

The world of Newton's laws has no friction

No further proof is needed that Geoff is completely full of shit.

He is done here.

Of course, he'll keep shitposting forever...

For that is his job.

But who will take him seriously after this?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 18, 2016, 01:12:26 AM
STFU Geoff.

Anyhoo; BabyLadyboy should be two weeks into building its fake vacuum chamber & fraud-rokkit by now...

Perhaps it could keep us updated with a few photos of it all?

& maybe tell us the names of the contractors; it's free advertising for them so they won't mind!

Hmm?
Such ignorance here...wonder why my posting has slowed?? It's useless..

As I have said before it got delayed about a week for permits and required redesign for said permits. Sadly it will not be as big as the original plans. I have also said we are doing most of the fab work, with some contract work and some supplies from J&J. I did the original design, KTC went over it, corrected some things. The required redesign to satisfy permits was completely performed by them. Almcoe for deep freeze radiator coils, we are building heating system with design help from KTC. Any other questions???

I remind you of this rant from your bullshit ass posts that finally made me realize how pathetic you are. I somewhat apologize for the ass hole way it was stated, though I stand by them.

All of this only 'happened' in your imagination...

& this thread is a shitty false dialectic snore-fest...

And you are about as Texan as Michel Houellebecq...

Of whom you are doubtless a great admirer...

You dick.


I am about tired of you bashing on hard working people whom has done something with their life just because you are a fucking loser. I have tried to be nice to you ect. I have posted on here as proof when you make accusations, a million dollars worth of fucking play cars that I don't give a shit about..one so dusty I wrote my name on it, one that had toilet paper on it and just as damn dusty. 50k piano that is just in the shop, have its sister at my house, and one of my water jet printers which was about 400k. That is just to start off with. I came from absolutely nothing. Who do you think is a liar me or you fucking dumb ass.

And yeah I don't have a Texas accent unless I drank too much. I had to knock it down, you don't have high end customers sounding like a fucking hick.

Prove something or shut the fuck up fucking lying garbage. I am tired of you bashing everyone here when YOU are the lying piece of shit and loser, not those you accuse.

Now piss off
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 18, 2016, 01:34:54 AM
Stop projecting your nonsense onto others you time-wasting fraud.

You claim to be totally legit with nothing to hide yet you have shown no evidence whatsoever for this silly fake 'experiment' being genuine.

Now this again:

The world of Newton's laws has no friction

LMFAO!!!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on June 18, 2016, 01:42:52 AM
The world of Newton's laws has no friction
Stop projecting your nonsense onto others you time-wasting fraud.
How many Geoffs are there in that addled brain of yours?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 18, 2016, 01:43:47 AM
The world of Newton's laws has no friction

LMFAO!!!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 18, 2016, 01:49:36 AM
Stop projecting your nonsense onto others you time-wasting fraud.

You claim to be totally legit with nothing to hide yet you have shown no evidence whatsoever for this silly fake 'experiment' being genuine.

Now this again:

The world of Newton's laws has no friction

LMFAO!!!

Typical....you wanted the contractors, there is all the information. What else? Can't do the rocket experiment until the chamber is complete. Surely that can at least be understood. I already have the rocket on CAD and will cut it in a week or so give or take. Then need to modify the board ect. I have already stated the design so not wasting my hands again.

re read this and let it sink in....prove something liar or piss off
All of this only 'happened' in your imagination...

& this thread is a shitty false dialectic snore-fest...

And you are about as Texan as Michel Houellebecq...

Of whom you are doubtless a great admirer...

You dick.


I am about tired of you bashing on hard working people whom has done something with their life just because you are a fucking loser. I have tried to be nice to you ect. I have posted on here as proof when you make accusations, a million dollars worth of fucking play cars that I don't give a shit about..one so dusty I wrote my name on it, one that had toilet paper on it and just as damn dusty. 50k piano that is just in the shop, have its sister at my house, and one of my water jet printers which was about 400k. That is just to start off with. I came from absolutely nothing. Who do you think is a liar me or you fucking dumb ass.

And yeah I don't have a Texas accent unless I drank too much. I had to knock it down, you don't have high end customers sounding like a fucking hick.

Prove something or shut the fuck up fucking lying garbage. I am tired of you bashing everyone here when YOU are the lying piece of shit and loser, not those you accuse.

Now piss off

Again...prove something or piss off. Your mentality is the type that attempts to bring down those whom work to be something. I have done my part so far, will do more if you can prove anything to justify your attitude and mouth.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 18, 2016, 01:57:08 AM
you wanted the contractors, there is all the information.

LOL!!!

Such a liar.

Now this:

The world of Newton's laws has no friction

Do YOU agree with Geoff that the world of Newton's Laws has no friction, BabyLadyboy?

Or do you need to call your mysterious 'KTC' for help before answering?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 18, 2016, 02:11:00 AM
you wanted the contractors, there is all the information.

LOL!!!

Such a liar.

Now this:

The world of Newton's laws has no friction

Do YOU agree with Geoff that the world of Newton's Laws has no friction, BabyLadyboy?

Or do you need to call your mysterious 'KTC' for help before answering?

Yes since Keller Technology is such a "mystery" to anyone in my field and many others.

Sad case Legba, get out and do something in reality before it's too late.


Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 18, 2016, 03:02:34 AM
'Keller Technology' eh?

Got any proof they've been doing this work for you?

Come on, BabyBigfraud; your Papa-dancing is most lacklustre today!

And of course you avoided saying whether you agreed with the following mad bullshit or not:

The world of Newton's laws has no friction

Because you shills never criticise each other's disinfo-bullshit, no matter how insane...

Clear proof of what you are.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on June 18, 2016, 04:51:43 AM
You presented some fucked up video depiction of an experiment with a guy TAPPING on the gauge...LMFAO!!!

And have the unmitigated GALL to come back with a comment like this...

Screw you Geoff...

The lowest poster around here is rearing his dirty head again! If you don't has facts smear a bit more dirt about!

<< I "hear" I made a booboo >>

Oh, my...Geoff has a case of butthurt...what to do, what to do...

Call that guy in the video and maybe he can tap out a soothing beat on the gauge that is not working properly, thus invalidating any results...

Fact is I pointed out the fucking facts...

Take your big boy panties, unbunch them, then GFY...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on June 18, 2016, 04:53:45 AM
I do really think that if babyhighspeed has been doing this in his profession he might be a little up on old Scepti and his marshmellw molecules on vacuum chamber design. You have some specialist knowledge of diffusion pumps and getters for achieving ultra-high vacuum, I suppose - though I don't imagine that babyhighspeed will go anywhere near that far.

What I can see happening is that you will claim that it was not a perfect vacuum (but then it isn't between here and the moon either)
or Papa Lima Tango will simply claim that the rocket exhaust "pushed against" the walls of the chamber, or the traces of gas left or whatever enters that weird imagination of his.
No, I'll actually play fair. I'll just make sure that she follows all the instructions given to her. Failure to do so will tell its own story to myself and others.
The ball is literally in her court. She instigated the experiment.
If she shows the equipment and follows simple instructions, then its a win win situation for her - IF - it works in her favour - and if so, I will then re-evaluate my thoughts.
However, let's see her perform what's required with atmosphere inside and also evacuated pressure, so we can all see the reaction of this rocket in both scenarios.

I have a few experiments for her after this rocket one, if she's game for it all.
To be fair, if she's honest, she should be very willing to do them and have no reason whatsoever to argue or be nasty about it. Nor should you and your friends.

As I have told some of the "shills" that I have spoken with via PM, whom speak like normal people, shared pictures of rides, projects, ect ect back and forth..ask what I do in more detail vice versa..i almost thought I was lucky and found someone who could update my water cutter's software lol. Isn't this strange for shills to speak like this to other shills??? To hold "character" like that when it wouldn't matter? Also have proof of said life... NOT Google based.

Anyways, as I have explained here once and through PM a few times, vacuum with be somewhere between a 10 3 min and 10 7 max. So yes not a perfect vacuum, but it is enough.

Yes I am not using any diffuser pumps ect, I have no need for that much of a vacuum, plus the cost and complexity is rediculous.

Septic tank, until you are intelligent enough to figure out correct gender assignment we will not be able to progress further. It gets more complicated from here trust me.

As for being in "fear" of Legba, or any of the other "Legba "likes here. Well that is partially true, not for their knowledge though. For the fact that as far as I know they could breed, or have already produced off spring. That terrifies me, though hoping the offspring will get the mothers brain, this provides a little light at the end of the tunnel, though it's not a guarantee.
Backed out like I knew you would. No problem to me. I've seen many like you, attempt to prove stuff via a vacuum and none have shown legitimacy. Even the myth buster crew don't play a fair game.
I have no reason to wonder why. I know why.

Anyway, nice try at nothing.
Good old sceptictank. Thinks he's an expert in how experiments are performed, thinks inertia doesn't exist.

You presented some fucked up video depiction of an experiment with a guy TAPPING on the gauge...LMFAO!!!

And have the unmitigated GALL to come back with a comment like this...

Screw you Geoff...
It's a video of a rocket working in a vacuum. I can already tell science is over your head.

Err...ummm...NO...

It is a video of some fucking guy tapping on a fucking non-working gauge...The rest of it can be dismissed out-of-hand...For further information, read the next post...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on June 18, 2016, 04:56:34 AM
You presented some fucked up video depiction of an experiment with a guy TAPPING on the gauge...LMFAO!!!

And have the unmitigated GALL to come back with a comment like this...

Screw you Geoff...

You've never read a pressure gage have you?  Otherwise you would know it's standard practice to tap the gage in order to counter needle sticking.

Transparent  attempt at an ALT by the way,  stupid voodoo nutter.

Do you have the fucking "standard practice manual," for the proper amount of times to "tap the non-working sticking gauge," in order to validate the results?

Strictly rhetorical question, Geoff, because we all know the fucking answer to that one, don't we...

Really, just STFU with the stupidity, okay...Go back to your fucking drinking...I am sure you got a manual for that nearby...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on June 18, 2016, 05:47:17 AM

Do you have the fucking "standard practice manual," for the proper amount of times to "tap the non-working sticking gauge," in order to validate the results?

Strictly rhetorical question, Geoff, because we all know the fucking answer to that one, don't we...

Really, just STFU with the stupidity, okay...Go back to your fucking drinking...I am sure you got a manual for that nearby...
Are you trying to outdo the champion idiot around here? The one and only Puppy Loghead, or something like that!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 18, 2016, 05:53:28 AM
Here's a post from the champion idiot, Geoff; & it's not me!

The world of Newton's laws has no friction

Teh lulz!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Rayzor on June 18, 2016, 06:19:30 AM
Here's a post from the champion idiot, Geoff; & it's not me!

The world of Newton's laws has no friction

Teh lulz!

So tell me which one of Newton's laws explains friction? 

Better yet,  why don't we get septic mattock to explain friction for you.






Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 18, 2016, 06:51:22 AM
Wtf are you on about now you piss-head?

You said the world of Newton's laws has no friction.

Yet Newton's Laws are all about friction forces & their interaction.

It's the very heart of Classical Mechanics ffs!

Try googling 'Newton's laws & Friction'; wise yourself up a bit.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Rayzor on June 18, 2016, 06:59:48 AM
Wtf are you on about now you piss-head?

You said the world of Newton's laws has no friction.

Yet Newton's Laws are all about friction forces & their interaction.

It's the very heart of Classical Mechanics ffs!

Try googling 'Newton's laws & Friction'; wise yourself up a bit.

LOL,  I like to see you make a fool of yourself.     None of Newton's laws are about friction.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 18, 2016, 07:14:10 AM
The world of Newton's laws has no friction

None of Newton's laws are about friction.

What time is it in Oz now, Geoff?

Cos it's after 3pm in the UK...

Go to bed & sober up you maniac.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 18, 2016, 08:18:27 AM
The world of Newton's laws has no friction

None of Newton's laws are about friction.

What time is it in Oz now, Geoff?

Cos it's after 3pm in the UK...

Go to bed & sober up you maniac.
They shut you right up.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 18, 2016, 08:58:24 AM
Incorrect.

As always.

Plus lol at you calling Geoff 'they'...

Know something we don't, dickhead?

'The world of Newton's Laws has no friction...'

LMFAO!!!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 18, 2016, 10:14:24 AM
Incorrect.

As always.

Plus lol at you calling Geoff 'they'...

Know something we don't, dickhead?

'The world of Newton's Laws has no friction...'

LMFAO!!!
Instead of crying like a baby, show how they are wrong. What a concept.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Rayzor on June 18, 2016, 07:23:07 PM
The world of Newton's laws has no friction

None of Newton's laws are about friction.

What time is it in Oz now, Geoff?

Cos it's after 3pm in the UK...

Go to bed & sober up you maniac.

GMT+10  voodoo dingus plonker can't read a clock.

Newton and friction don't mix.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on June 18, 2016, 07:55:35 PM
Wtf are you on about now you piss-head?

You said the world of Newton's laws has no friction.

Yet Newton's Laws are all about friction forces & their interaction.

It's the very heart of Classical Mechanics ffs!

Try googling 'Newton's laws & Friction'; wise yourself up a bit.

Absolutely no idea what you're talking about as usual Papa.

Please show which of Newton's laws deals with friction.

Is it
Quote
I. Every object in a state of uniform motion tends to remain in that state of motion unless an external force is applied to it.
Or
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II. The relationship between an object's mass m, its acceleration a, and the applied force F is F = ma. Acceleration and force are vectors; in this law the direction of the force vector is the same as the direction of the acceleration vector.
I know you are familiar with this one
Quote
III. For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.

As you can clearly see, Newtons laws do not describe friction and are only mentioned indirectly in the first law as an external force.

Thus you have made an ass of yourself again, alas, perhaps this time we can avoid 20 pages of copy and paste?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on June 18, 2016, 08:30:52 PM
Wtf are you on about now you piss-head?
You said the world of Newton's laws has no friction.
Yet Newton's Laws are all about friction forces & their interaction.
It's the very heart of Classical Mechanics ffs!
Try googling 'Newton's laws & Friction'; wise yourself up a bit.
Thought you might find the Physics 4 Kids (http://www.physics4kids.com/files/motion_laws.html) version easier to follow than the grown up version.
Quote
First Law
With no outside forces, objects stay in one place or continue moving at the sape speed and sirection. The first law says that an object at rest tends to stay at rest, and an object in motion tends to stay in motion, with the same direction and speed. Motion (or lack of motion) cannot change without an unbalanced force acting.
Quote
Second Law
As acceleration increases, the force increases. The second law says that the acceleration of an object produced by a net (total) applied force is directly related to the magnitude of the force, the same direction as the force, and inversely related to the mass of the object (inverse is a value that is one over another number... the inverse of 2 is 1/2). The second law shows that if you exert the same force on two objects of different mass, you will get different accelerations (changes in motion). The effect (acceleration) on the smaller mass will be greater (more noticeable). The effect of a 10 newton force on a baseball would be much greater than that same force acting on a truck. The difference in effect (acceleration) is entirely due to the difference in their masses.
Quote
Third Law
The third law says that for every action (force) there is an equal and opposite reaction (force). Forces are found in pairs. Think about the time you sit in a chair. Your body exerts a force downward and that chair needs to exert an equal force upward or the chair will collapse. It's an issue of symmetry. Acting forces encounter other forces in the opposite direction. There's also the example of shooting a cannonball. When the cannonball is fired through the air (by the explosion), the cannon is pushed backward. The force pushing the ball out was equal to the force pushing the cannon back, but the effect on the cannon is less noticeable because it has a much larger mass. That example is similar to the kick when a gun fires a bullet forward.

Now I've searched all through that and can't find "friction" mentioned ONCE! Of course friction might be one the forces involved, but so might the reaction force from shooting tons of gas out the back of a rocket (in air or in a vacuum!).

So maybe you should go back to Play School and start all over on gettin' a edycashun. Just pick a Play School that knows about Newton's Laws!

BTW You seem to have lost the plot completely. As I told you Geoff hasn't been around for years (probably got sick of you inane posts) but you still call everyone Geoff - poor fellow!

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 18, 2016, 11:43:33 PM
STFU Geoff.

Here's what you originally said:

The world of Newton's laws has no friction

It is bullshit, as everyone who googles the term 'Newton's Laws & Friction' will already know.

No matter how many sock-puppets you pile on to prop up your pseudo-scientific disinfo-blather, the horse has already bolted.

So, again, STFU Geoff.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on June 18, 2016, 11:57:32 PM
STFU Geoff.

Here's what you originally said:

The world of Newton's laws has no friction

It is bullshit, as everyone who googles the term 'Newton's Laws & Friction' will already know.

No matter how many sock-puppets you pile on to prop up your pseudo-scientific disinfo-blather, the horse has already bolted.

So, again, STFU Geoff.
But that wasn't Geoff and it wasn't I, so you've lost yourself again. I quoted you "Newton's Laws" and they don't mention friction directly anywhere!
I think you are confusing "Newton's Laws of Motion" with the "Puppy Legless' Lawless Fizix".
How's you supply of Petards going - need any more to blow the other leg off - then you'll really be Legless.

Have a nice day!
Yours sincerely RABinOZ!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Empirical on June 19, 2016, 12:01:54 AM
A world with only Newton's laws wouldn't have the electromagnetic force, no electromagnetic force, no friction.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 19, 2016, 12:13:26 AM
STFU Geoff.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 19, 2016, 02:05:40 AM
Now, back to this:

Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?

Why do you need such a large vacuum chamber anyway?

And how do you plan to machine all the parts for it yourself?

Also, chambers this size are extremely expensive; I found a used one of similar dimensions for sale at $850,000 (plus $150,000 shipping & it also comes with ELEVEN volumes of original drawings & operating manuals lol! It's a VERY large & complex machine, but you say you & two mates are knocking one up in three weeks?!?)...

So why on earth would you risk damaging a million-dollar investment by setting off explosives inside it?

Hmm, BabyLadyboy?

Please to make capering, clowning & dancing for Papa!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 19, 2016, 10:08:44 AM
http://www.bmisurplus.com/products/6555-thermal-vacuum-space-simulation-chamber

$1000,000 second-hand inc. shipping...

But BabyLadyboy & two of his buddies are making a brand new one just to set off explosives in to amuse a few flat earthers...

Or some such mad lying shit...

lol.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 19, 2016, 10:19:49 AM
I can't wait for baby to make this and do the experiment.
$1000,000 for a second hand one (with added shipping).
I wonder how much baby can make one for and how it will be sanctioned in time for all the experiments to take place, because surely this is the ultimate in actual proof of many things. I have many experiments for it.

I have a strange feeling that baby will disappear as soon as the time is close and this chamber will never see the light of day. I hope I'm wrong...but....well......hmmm.  ;D
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 19, 2016, 10:21:47 AM
I can't wait for baby to make this and do the experiment.
$1000,000 for a second hand one (with added shipping).
I wonder how much baby can make one for and how it will be sanctioned in time for all the experiments to take place, because surely this is the ultimate in actual proof of many things. I have many experiments for it.

I have a strange feeling that baby will disappear as soon as the time is close and this chamber will never see the light of day. I hope I'm wrong...but....well......hmmm.  ;D
Where is your laser experiment results?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 19, 2016, 10:36:53 AM
http://www.bmisurplus.com/products/6555-thermal-vacuum-space-simulation-chamber

$1000,000 second-hand inc. shipping...

But BabyLadyboy & two of his buddies are making a brand new one just to set off explosives in to amuse a few flat earthers...

Or some such mad lying shit...

lol.
Such an idiot.... you have run out of arguments so you must move to attacking again. I listed the design source, the climate system source, and the source for the materials. I also stated it was redesigned again so I could get the permits I needed, and it ended up a little smaller than originally attended.

This is certainly not being built for here, I know that is how big your ego is but sorry. I use the vacuum systems for certifications in different fuel systems, now I will have a few more uses which is why I wanted to increase in size from my old one. These people are not my "mates" read contractor.

The way I ordered the material of the chamber it self, it is about 60 percent assembled. The rest we have to do. It is not costing me a million dollars. About 300k is what I will be out, though I sold the old chamber for 125,000 as well as a few old machines, so really cash wise only out about 100,000. My company's specialty is fabrication so I save a ton of money there, not to mention no "install" cost, the pumps are our own ect ect. I have already given the design figures on this thread.

This would be a million dollar system for a company that just says "Hey we need this vacuum, tell us how much and when it will be here". Using that company's labor, design, delivery, set up ect ect. Just like all specialty companies , there is monster mark up on all things involved. However they can get away with it, when there is only a couple companies doing such a thing, what are you going to do?

I am also not risking my chamber for "damage". I know you have never been around any real equipment or machinery. The material used for the chamber itself is stronger than an armored truck, not to mention reinforced from the inside and out...also, not to mention can flex up to 12 percent. A solid rocket 2 feet in length in a chamber this size, even if all material ignited at once would do nothing to the chamber. Not to mention it would be in a vacuum, so the concussive shockwave would be nill. Even if ignited in a full atmosphere environment, it would not have the power to do any damage to the material.

However, contamination is the issue, which is why I went with a hybrid design over solid-solid. Plus I like the fact of being able to cut it off at a moment's notice.


Any other questions...or are you out?

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 19, 2016, 10:59:54 AM
STFU BabyGaylord.

No-one cares about your bullshit, none of which you have provided a single shred of evidence for btw....

Just 'yap! yap! yap!' hearsay garbage; you haven't even told us the name of your imaginary company ffs!

Anyhoo; look at this thing:

http://www.bmisurplus.com/products/6555-thermal-vacuum-space-simulation-chamber

No problem for three blokes to design, build, & get one up & running from scratch in three weeks...

Then set off explosives in it.

None at all...

Because BabyLadyboy said so.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 19, 2016, 11:03:44 AM
Pump system, two of our modified turbo pumps running off a 4 cylinder Honda engine cog drive, with two screw intermediaries for shutting pumps down. I went this direction because I am out of power at the shop. I have 800amps 3 phase coming in and I barely have enough surge room left. It was more cost effective to do this than to upgrade the electrical system, get the city to sign off ect ect. Plus it's unique and cool lol.

Absolute max 10-7 Torr (don't know how to make math look right here) with constant pump running.

This said test may be conducted at the system absolute max as a stress test to the entire system, or I may run around 10-3, this I have yet to decide on.

Oh my look what I found^^ funny how this matches almost exactly with the pump specs ect of the vacuum you found...it's almost like KTC new what they were doing. It is almost like I knew what I was doing with my contribution of the design .

The "people" on this forum I am truly amazed y'all are able to even manage to find the button to turn on your computer.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on June 19, 2016, 11:30:07 AM
Pump system, two of our modified turbo pumps running off a 4 cylinder Honda engine cog drive, with two screw intermediaries for shutting pumps down. I went this direction because I am out of power at the shop. I have 800amps 3 phase coming in and I barely have enough surge room left. It was more cost effective to do this than to upgrade the electrical system, get the city to sign off ect ect. Plus it's unique and cool lol.

Absolute max 10-7 Torr (don't know how to make math look right here) with constant pump running.

This said test may be conducted at the system absolute max as a stress test to the entire system, or I may run around 10-3, this I have yet to decide on.

Oh my look what I found^^ funny how this matches almost exactly with the pump specs ect of the vacuum you found...it's almost like KTC new what they were doing. It is almost like I knew what I was doing with my contribution of the design .

The "people" on this forum I am truly amazed y'all are able to even manage to find the button to turn on your computer.
Can't wait to see your experiments.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Woody on June 19, 2016, 03:41:07 PM
If Papa is not just trolling it shows how uncomfortable stuff like this makes him.

It also gives hints about his ego and why he will not accept he could be wrong.

The OP is offering evidence that will offer evidence for or against if a rocket will work in space.

He has demonstrated he is being honest and has offered evidence he is telling the truth in this and other threads.

IMHO if the results show that the rocket can not work in space he will not hide that fact.

Believe it or not Papa there are people who are open minded and honest who make post disagreeing with you. 

I am not.  I get paid $1K/post.

Hail the Alien Overlords and the Illuminati.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on June 19, 2016, 04:10:54 PM
IMHO if the results show that the rocket can not work in space he will not hide that fact.

Believe it or not Papa there are people who are open minded and honest who make post disagreeing with you.

I agree, if the experiment shows Papa is right I think baby high speed will show the unbiased results.

What's to be gained from lying?

Quote
I am not.  I get paid $1K/post.

Hail the Alien Overlords and the Illuminati.

Only 1k per post, dude they're underpaying you, I hope you get health care and dental, have you contacted your local shill office?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on June 19, 2016, 04:27:59 PM

Good old sceptictank. Thinks he's an expert in how experiments are performed, thinks inertia doesn't exist.
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So, you think I was going to let this stupid fucking commentary just rest, uh? Disingenuous fuck...

You end up positing a video of some fucking moron TAPPING ON A GAUGE!!! HIGH PRIESTHOOD OF SCIENCE!!! And think somehow, that is valid...

You are a behaving like a stupid fucking moron...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on June 19, 2016, 04:31:39 PM
I can't wait for baby to make this and do the experiment.
$1000,000 for a second hand one (with added shipping).
I wonder how much baby can make one for and how it will be sanctioned in time for all the experiments to take place, because surely this is the ultimate in actual proof of many things. I have many experiments for it.

I have a strange feeling that baby will disappear as soon as the time is close and this chamber will never see the light of day. I hope I'm wrong...but....well......hmmm.  ;D
Where is your laser experiment results?

You would not fucking understand them, you stupid fucking dolt, even if they posted...

You think a valid experiment includes tapping on measuring devices...so they will function properly...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on June 19, 2016, 04:35:17 PM
If Papa is not just trolling it shows how uncomfortable stuff like this makes him.

It also gives hints about his ego and why he will not accept he could be wrong.

The OP is offering evidence that will offer evidence for or against if a rocket will work in space.

He has demonstrated he is being honest and has offered evidence he is telling the truth in this and other threads.

IMHO if the results show that the rocket can not work in space he will not hide that fact.

Believe it or not Papa there are people who are open minded and honest who make post disagreeing with you. 

I am not.  I get paid $1K/post.

Hail the Alien Overlords and the Illuminati.

Dollar to a donut we see the good old tapping of a gauge to measure the vacuum...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Woody on June 19, 2016, 04:54:26 PM
If Papa is not just trolling it shows how uncomfortable stuff like this makes him.

It also gives hints about his ego and why he will not accept he could be wrong.

The OP is offering evidence that will offer evidence for or against if a rocket will work in space.

He has demonstrated he is being honest and has offered evidence he is telling the truth in this and other threads.

IMHO if the results show that the rocket can not work in space he will not hide that fact.

Believe it or not Papa there are people who are open minded and honest who make post disagreeing with you. 

I am not.  I get paid $1K/post.

Hail the Alien Overlords and the Illuminati.

Dollar to a donut we see the good old tapping of a gauge to measure the vacuum...

What is the problem with tapping on a gauge?  It is a method used to help eliminate error if a gauge needle happens to be stuck.  I have found it effective method in the past.  Have not used it recently since everything I have now is digital except a ruler and measuring tape.

What if he ends up using a digital gauge?




Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on June 19, 2016, 04:58:11 PM
If Papa is not just trolling it shows how uncomfortable stuff like this makes him.

It also gives hints about his ego and why he will not accept he could be wrong.

The OP is offering evidence that will offer evidence for or against if a rocket will work in space.

He has demonstrated he is being honest and has offered evidence he is telling the truth in this and other threads.

IMHO if the results show that the rocket can not work in space he will not hide that fact.

Believe it or not Papa there are people who are open minded and honest who make post disagreeing with you. 

I am not.  I get paid $1K/post.

Hail the Alien Overlords and the Illuminati.

Dollar to a donut we see the good old tapping of a gauge to measure the vacuum...

What is the problem with tapping on a gauge?  It is a method used to help eliminate error if a gauge needle happens to be stuck.  I have found it effective method in the past.  Have not used it recently since everything I have now is digital except a ruler and measuring tape.

What if he ends up using a digital gauge?

Highly scientific methodology...is there a SOP manual handy dictating the amount of times one should tap in order to ensure proper function, before the entire fucking thing is tossed out?

Digital? Still gonna tap... I gotta a dollar on it...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Woody on June 19, 2016, 05:12:35 PM
If Papa is not just trolling it shows how uncomfortable stuff like this makes him.

It also gives hints about his ego and why he will not accept he could be wrong.

The OP is offering evidence that will offer evidence for or against if a rocket will work in space.

He has demonstrated he is being honest and has offered evidence he is telling the truth in this and other threads.

IMHO if the results show that the rocket can not work in space he will not hide that fact.

Believe it or not Papa there are people who are open minded and honest who make post disagreeing with you. 

I am not.  I get paid $1K/post.

Hail the Alien Overlords and the Illuminati.

Dollar to a donut we see the good old tapping of a gauge to measure the vacuum...

What is the problem with tapping on a gauge?  It is a method used to help eliminate error if a gauge needle happens to be stuck.  I have found it effective method in the past.  Have not used it recently since everything I have now is digital except a ruler and measuring tape.

What if he ends up using a digital gauge?

Highly scientific methodology...is there a SOP manual handy dictating the amount of times one should tap in order to ensure proper function, before the entire fucking thing is tossed out?

Digital? Still gonna tap... I gotta a dollar on it...

So it is known analog gauge needles stick some times.

What do you suggest someone do, ignore this fact or give the gauge some taps to reduce the chance of error?

I got a dollar that even if he does not tap on anything you will come up with something else.

I would find someone not giving a analog gauge a couple of taps before conducting an experiment flawed.  Since it is a very simple and reliable method to help ensure accuracy.

If you have a better method to help reduce possible errors you should share it. I am pretty sure babyhighspeed would not have an issue unless your method is impractical or too costly for him. If it simply not to tap on anything I am sure that can be easily accomplished, but if he uses an analog gauge the needle may stick and give a false reading.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: frenat on June 19, 2016, 05:13:58 PM
not unheard of
https://cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php?topic=31566.0
http://www.chickenwingscomics.com/1844/oil-temperature-gauge/
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Woody on June 19, 2016, 05:32:54 PM
not unheard of
https://cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php?topic=31566.0
http://www.chickenwingscomics.com/1844/oil-temperature-gauge/

He is demonstrating the similar behavior I pointed out about papa.

He is already looking for ways to discredit the experiment and babyhighspeed.  Instead offering something constructive like a method other than tapping on the gauge.

I am willing to bet the links you provided will not persuade him.  Thinking back I remember first learning to tap analog gauges from watching my grandfather do it to a oil pressure gauge in his workshop.  It is widely accepted as being effective and has been for a long time.  On my old boat I would do it without hardly thinking about it.  Start the engine tap the gauges to make sure they where not stuck.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: getrealzommb on June 19, 2016, 05:39:06 PM
not unheard of
https://cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php?topic=31566.0
http://www.chickenwingscomics.com/1844/oil-temperature-gauge/

He is demonstrating the similar behavior I pointed out about papa.

He is already looking for ways to discredit the experiment and babyhighspeed.  Instead offering something constructive like a method other than tapping on the gauge.

I am willing to bet the links you provided will not persuade him.  Thinking back I remember first learning to tap analog gauges from watching my grandfather do it to a oil pressure gauge in his workshop.  It is widely accepted as being effective and has been for a long time.  On my old boat I would do it without hardly thinking about it.  Start the engine tap the gauges to make sure they where not stuck.

Of course, But here you will be called a mad psychopathic liar, for claiming to own a boat.  ::)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 19, 2016, 06:01:35 PM
Unless you are using a sledgehammer, why would a small tap effect accuracy? It's just a habit to tap on analog gauges (of course this will not make sense if you have only set behind a computer dreaming up things). There is a reason you tap on them.

Plus..do you know how many motors, gear drives, hydraulic needle valves, ball valves, solenoids ect ect ect I have "fixed" with a small ball pein hammer and some anger?? Sometimes the Russians are right lol
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on June 19, 2016, 06:16:46 PM
Plus..do you know how many motors, gear drives, hydraulic needle valves, ball valves, solenoids ect ect ect I have "fixed" with a small ball ping hammer and some anger?? Sometimes the Russians are right lol
In before PL starts to wonder what sort of specialized tool a "ball ping" hammer might be.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 19, 2016, 06:33:02 PM
Plus..do you know how many motors, gear drives, hydraulic needle valves, ball valves, solenoids ect ect ect I have "fixed" with a small ball ping hammer and some anger?? Sometimes the Russians are right lol
In before PL starts to wonder what sort of specialized tool a "ball ping" hammer might be.

Geez that is what I meant to put, had to put it in manually. I really should proof read things. Give him a whole argument and call the hammer fake damn it.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on June 19, 2016, 06:48:41 PM
For Papa.
http://www.doityourself.com/stry/choosing-the-right-hammer

Also, if you can't fix it you need a bigger hammer. xD

Edit
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Hundreds of thousands of years ago, our ancestors used rocks to bash things. But come on; you’re more evolved than a caveman, right?

Oh dear...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on June 19, 2016, 10:27:00 PM
Unless you are using a sledgehammer, why would a small tap effect accuracy? It's just a habit to tap on analog gauges (of course this will not make sense if you have only set behind a computer dreaming up things). There is a reason you tap on them.

Plus..do you know how many motors, gear drives, hydraulic needle valves, ball valves, solenoids ect ect ect I have "fixed" with a small ball pein hammer and some anger?? Sometimes the Russians are right lol
I have heard the (probably apocryphal) tale of the serviceman (no servicepersons then) who simply tapped the top right hand corner on the instrument and of course corrected the problem.
The owner received the bill for $200 and complained that he could have tapped the instrument like that, so the serviceman sent an ammended invoice: for tapping: the top right hand corner $5:00, for knowing where to tap $200.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 19, 2016, 10:31:30 PM
Is this bullshit still going on?

Is BabyGaylord still pretending he's making one of these in the little time off he has from trolling & shilling a flat earth forum?
 
http://www.bmisurplus.com/products/6555-thermal-vacuum-space-simulation-chamber

Remember how BabyLadyboy went nuts saying if I didn't post a photo of a satellite dish on a fence I MUST BE LYING?!?

Yet he thinks he can tell us he's building a million-dollar machine with zero evidence whatsoever and that's okay?

You are all fucking mental...

Just mental.

lol.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 19, 2016, 10:55:39 PM
Tell you what shills; let's just turn the page on BabyGaylord's bullshit & pretend it never happened...

Here, I'll do it for you.

But not without this:

http://www.bmisurplus.com/products/6555-thermal-vacuum-space-simulation-chamber

Remember how BabyLadyboy went nuts saying if I didn't post a photo of a satellite dish on a fence I MUST BE LYING?!?

Yet he thinks he can tell us he's building a million-dollar machine like the above with zero evidence whatsoever and that's okay?

Then he'll set off explosives in it as a 'test'?

And that's still okay?

You are all fucking mental...

Just mental.

lol.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Woody on June 19, 2016, 10:58:28 PM
Is this bullshit still going on?

Is BabyGaylord still pretending he's making one of these in the little time off he has from trolling & shilling a flat earth forum?
 
http://www.bmisurplus.com/products/6555-thermal-vacuum-space-simulation-chamber

Remember how BabyLadyboy went nuts saying if I didn't post a photo of a satellite dish on a fence I MUST BE LYING?!?

Yet he thinks he can tell us he's building a million-dollar machine with zero evidence whatsoever and that's okay?

You are all fucking mental...

Just mental.

lol.

He has shown at the very least he has access to rather expensive cars.  If he is being honest that those are his cars, one of which his screen name was written on, I imagine we will see a finished vacuum chamber in about 3 to 4 weeks.

I have not seen anything to suggest he is dishonest and making stuff up.  If he happens not to post evidence of having a vacuum chamber he describes then my opinion well change.

From life experience I have learned people who think most people are liars are liars themselves.  The easiest people to lie to are honest people since their world view tends to be people are mostly honest.

Here is another thing I think you maybe surprised to learn that some people who make more money than the average person or yourself may post on this site.  There are people in this world who own businesses, have been fortunate that things worked out for them, have worked hard to achieve their goals and ended up being wealthy as a result.

I think he just may make enough money to afford this project.

You actually should be very interested in seeing the results.  If you are not trolling, you will be given evidence if you are right are not.  Unlike finding a random vid on the internet you can ask for clarifications, point out flaws you think are present and have it more likely those flaws are addressed.

You can even be proactive and start mentioning issues you have had with previous vids you have seen.  My guess if it is not cost prohibitive and reasonable he just make sure he addresses them.

My guess you will dismiss this, call me a name, and just wait for him to post his vid so you can call it fake.

Edit: Forgot to add sometimes if you want people to do stuff it is not wise to be agressive and demand them to.  It may cause them not to do it since they do not want to feel they are caving into your demands.

Something like this would probably work better:

Babylightspeed can you post pictures of your project as it progresses?  I would like to see the process and how you built the chamber and how it works.

@babylightspeed

That is actually my request.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on June 20, 2016, 01:37:27 AM
If Papa is not just trolling it shows how uncomfortable stuff like this makes him.

It also gives hints about his ego and why he will not accept he could be wrong.

The OP is offering evidence that will offer evidence for or against if a rocket will work in space.

He has demonstrated he is being honest and has offered evidence he is telling the truth in this and other threads.

IMHO if the results show that the rocket can not work in space he will not hide that fact.

Believe it or not Papa there are people who are open minded and honest who make post disagreeing with you. 

I am not.  I get paid $1K/post.

Hail the Alien Overlords and the Illuminati.

Dollar to a donut we see the good old tapping of a gauge to measure the vacuum...

What is the problem with tapping on a gauge?  It is a method used to help eliminate error if a gauge needle happens to be stuck.  I have found it effective method in the past.  Have not used it recently since everything I have now is digital except a ruler and measuring tape.

What if he ends up using a digital gauge?

Highly scientific methodology...is there a SOP manual handy dictating the amount of times one should tap in order to ensure proper function, before the entire fucking thing is tossed out?

Digital? Still gonna tap... I gotta a dollar on it...

So it is known analog gauge needles stick some times.

What do you suggest someone do, ignore this fact or give the gauge some taps to reduce the chance of error?

I got a dollar that even if he does not tap on anything you will come up with something else.

I would find someone not giving a analog gauge a couple of taps before conducting an experiment flawed.  Since it is a very simple and reliable method to help ensure accuracy.

If you have a better method to help reduce possible errors you should share it. I am pretty sure babyhighspeed would not have an issue unless your method is impractical or too costly for him. If it simply not to tap on anything I am sure that can be easily accomplished, but if he uses an analog gauge the needle may stick and give a false reading.

Hey Copernicus...you got the SOP manual on gauge tapping or not?

If not, just STFU because everyone here knows you and the rest of your sock puppet shills got fucking pwned on the video you and the fucking crew presented as proof of rockets working in the vacuum...

As far as a better method, yes I do have one...read very carefully...

Take the sticking gauge and the video of the sticking gauge and stick them both up your ass...

Then walk down to the store and buy a working fucking gauge.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Woody on June 20, 2016, 02:47:14 AM
If Papa is not just trolling it shows how uncomfortable stuff like this makes him.

It also gives hints about his ego and why he will not accept he could be wrong.

The OP is offering evidence that will offer evidence for or against if a rocket will work in space.

He has demonstrated he is being honest and has offered evidence he is telling the truth in this and other threads.

IMHO if the results show that the rocket can not work in space he will not hide that fact.

Believe it or not Papa there are people who are open minded and honest who make post disagreeing with you. 

I am not.  I get paid $1K/post.

Hail the Alien Overlords and the Illuminati.

Dollar to a donut we see the good old tapping of a gauge to measure the vacuum...

What is the problem with tapping on a gauge?  It is a method used to help eliminate error if a gauge needle happens to be stuck.  I have found it effective method in the past.  Have not used it recently since everything I have now is digital except a ruler and measuring tape.

What if he ends up using a digital gauge?

Highly scientific methodology...is there a SOP manual handy dictating the amount of times one should tap in order to ensure proper function, before the entire fucking thing is tossed out?

Digital? Still gonna tap... I gotta a dollar on it...

So it is known analog gauge needles stick some times.

What do you suggest someone do, ignore this fact or give the gauge some taps to reduce the chance of error?

I got a dollar that even if he does not tap on anything you will come up with something else.

I would find someone not giving a analog gauge a couple of taps before conducting an experiment flawed.  Since it is a very simple and reliable method to help ensure accuracy.

If you have a better method to help reduce possible errors you should share it. I am pretty sure babyhighspeed would not have an issue unless your method is impractical or too costly for him. If it simply not to tap on anything I am sure that can be easily accomplished, but if he uses an analog gauge the needle may stick and give a false reading.

Hey Copernicus...you got the SOP manual on gauge tapping or not?

If not, just STFU because everyone here knows you and the rest of your sock puppet shills got fucking pwned on the video you and the fucking crew presented as proof of rockets working in the vacuum...

As far as a better method, yes I do have one...read very carefully...

Take the sticking gauge and the video of the sticking gauge and stick them both up your ass...

Then walk down to the store and buy a working fucking gauge.

The generally accepted SOP is to give an analog gauge a few taps.  I did it almost subconsciously on my old boat when I started the engine and with other things that used them.

Tapping on the gauge is not a sign the gauge is bad.  It is done to make sure the needle is not sticking.  Even with a new gauge it is a pretty good idea to give it a couple of taps.

Why focused on tapping on a gauge?  If he did not tap on the gauge would you have accepted the results?  I would worry more about the last time the gauge was calibrated.

Seems to me the gauge was working fine and he thought it maybe have stuck towards the end and gave it some taps.  Something that is generally accepted as the first step to do in when you think a gauge needle is stuck.

Did tapping effect the pressure in the tube at all?  Do you think the gauge was right until he tapped on it? Did you see the needle move faster or slower when he tapped it?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on June 20, 2016, 02:58:08 AM
Hey Copernicus...you got the SOP manual on gauge tapping or not?
If not, just STFU because everyone here knows you and the rest of your sock puppet shills got fucking pwned on the video you and the fucking crew presented as proof of rockets working in the vacuum...
As far as a better method, yes I do have one...read very carefully...
Take the sticking gauge and the video of the sticking gauge and stick them both up your ass...
Then walk down to the store and buy a working fucking gauge.
Congratulations!  You're learning, get down into the muck a bit further and you'll be down to Papa's level.
You're learning fast! Of course you know nothing, but the neither does your mentor!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 20, 2016, 09:31:27 AM
Is this shit still happening?

If so have a lol & a gtfo.

Anyhoo; note that the $1,000,000 dollar custom-made vacuum chamber in the link below - which is very similar to the one BabyGaylord claims to be building - comes with ELEVEN VOLUMES of original drawings & operating manuals...

Yet BabyLadyboy claims he & two mates just knocked one up between them, in the spare time he had from his insane trolling of a flat earth forum 24/7, which he then plans to test by setting off explosives in it...

Fucking EXPLOSIVES for fuck's sake!

http://www.bmisurplus.com/products/6555-thermal-vacuum-space-simulation-chamber

Dumb fucking shills; who do you think is buying this bullshit?

Really...

Who?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Woody on June 20, 2016, 10:13:04 AM
Is this shit still happening?

If so have a lol & a gtfo.

Anyhoo; note that the $1,000,000 dollar custom-made vacuum chamber in the link below - which is very similar to the one BabyGaylord claims to be building - comes with ELEVEN VOLUMES of original drawings & operating manuals...

Yet BabyLadyboy claims he & two mates just knocked one up between them, in the spare time he had from his insane trolling of a flat earth forum 24/7, which he then plans to test by setting off explosives in it...

Fucking EXPLOSIVES for fuck's sake!

http://www.bmisurplus.com/products/6555-thermal-vacuum-space-simulation-chamber

Dumb fucking shills; who do you think is buying this bullshit?

Really...

Who?

Why am I a shill if I think rockets work in a vacuum, I think babyhighspeed is telling the truth and will have a working vacuum chamber he describes in the near future.

My understanding of Newton's Laws is that a rocket should work in a vacuum and the exhaust does not need to push off air to make the rocket move. Mass is being ejected at high velocity and according to Newton's laws something needs to happen.

All the sources I find agree that rockets tend to work more efficiently the less pressure there is.  Which contradicts your argument.

As I stated before you have the opportunity to make suggestions and request babyhighspeed to perform the experiment in a certain way you would find satisfactory. 

Personal I think including some thing other than just a pressure gauge will help remove doubt about if a vacuum is actual achieved.  Maybe a helium balloon and when it sinks to the bottom of the chamber people will have pretty good evidence a sufficient vacuum was achieved.

I will continue to believe babyhighspeed will do what he says unless after 3-4 weeks we do not see a video from him.

Personally I think he should not bother unless he has doubts that rockets work in space.  People who do not believe they work will look for anything, like tapping on a gauge as a reason to say it is flawed.  I guess it may convince someone who is unsure.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 20, 2016, 10:15:11 AM
Is this shit still happening?

If so have a lol & a gtfo.

Anyhoo; note that the $1,000,000 dollar custom-made vacuum chamber in the link below - which is very similar to the one BabyGaylord claims to be building - comes with ELEVEN VOLUMES of original drawings & operating manuals...

Yet BabyLadyboy claims he & two mates just knocked one up between them, in the spare time he had from his insane trolling of a flat earth forum 24/7, which he then plans to test by setting off explosives in it...

Fucking EXPLOSIVES for fuck's sake!

http://www.bmisurplus.com/products/6555-thermal-vacuum-space-simulation-chamber

Dumb fucking shills; who do you think is buying this bullshit?

Really...

Who?
Calm down. Remember you are 65 years old. You will be retiring soon. Don't want to stress your heart out now.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 20, 2016, 11:16:50 AM
I am Babygaylord's sock-puppet trying to dig BabyGaylord out of the immense hole I have created for myself...  Hopefully other sock-puppet shills will also help?

lol.

Yes I will help my fellow sock-puppet shill here I am helping now look at me help I am helpful yes!

lol.

Dumb fucking shills...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on June 20, 2016, 04:48:50 PM
If Papa is not just trolling it shows how uncomfortable stuff like this makes him.

It also gives hints about his ego and why he will not accept he could be wrong.

The OP is offering evidence that will offer evidence for or against if a rocket will work in space.

He has demonstrated he is being honest and has offered evidence he is telling the truth in this and other threads.

IMHO if the results show that the rocket can not work in space he will not hide that fact.

Believe it or not Papa there are people who are open minded and honest who make post disagreeing with you. 

I am not.  I get paid $1K/post.

Hail the Alien Overlords and the Illuminati.

Dollar to a donut we see the good old tapping of a gauge to measure the vacuum...

What is the problem with tapping on a gauge?  It is a method used to help eliminate error if a gauge needle happens to be stuck.  I have found it effective method in the past.  Have not used it recently since everything I have now is digital except a ruler and measuring tape.

What if he ends up using a digital gauge?

Highly scientific methodology...is there a SOP manual handy dictating the amount of times one should tap in order to ensure proper function, before the entire fucking thing is tossed out?

Digital? Still gonna tap... I gotta a dollar on it...

So it is known analog gauge needles stick some times.

What do you suggest someone do, ignore this fact or give the gauge some taps to reduce the chance of error?

I got a dollar that even if he does not tap on anything you will come up with something else.

I would find someone not giving a analog gauge a couple of taps before conducting an experiment flawed.  Since it is a very simple and reliable method to help ensure accuracy.

If you have a better method to help reduce possible errors you should share it. I am pretty sure babyhighspeed would not have an issue unless your method is impractical or too costly for him. If it simply not to tap on anything I am sure that can be easily accomplished, but if he uses an analog gauge the needle may stick and give a false reading.

Hey Copernicus...you got the SOP manual on gauge tapping or not?

If not, just STFU because everyone here knows you and the rest of your sock puppet shills got fucking pwned on the video you and the fucking crew presented as proof of rockets working in the vacuum...

As far as a better method, yes I do have one...read very carefully...

Take the sticking gauge and the video of the sticking gauge and stick them both up your ass...

Then walk down to the store and buy a working fucking gauge.

The generally accepted SOP is to give an analog gauge a few taps.  I did it almost subconsciously on my old boat when I started the engine and with other things that used them.

Tapping on the gauge is not a sign the gauge is bad.  It is done to make sure the needle is not sticking.  Even with a new gauge it is a pretty good idea to give it a couple of taps.

Why focused on tapping on a gauge?  If he did not tap on the gauge would you have accepted the results?  I would worry more about the last time the gauge was calibrated.

Seems to me the gauge was working fine and he thought it maybe have stuck towards the end and gave it some taps.  Something that is generally accepted as the first step to do in when you think a gauge needle is stuck.

Did tapping effect the pressure in the tube at all?  Do you think the gauge was right until he tapped on it? Did you see the needle move faster or slower when he tapped it?

"The generally accepted SOP is..." rest snipped due to tl:dr anymore fucking bull shit...

Just so much fucking bull shit heaped upon more fucking bull shit...

What would be the non-generally accepted SOP?

Why not include the amount of tapping that occurs in a peer-reviewed journal?

You know why you don't, dontcha ya fuck...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on June 20, 2016, 04:50:50 PM
Hey Copernicus...you got the SOP manual on gauge tapping or not?
If not, just STFU because everyone here knows you and the rest of your sock puppet shills got fucking pwned on the video you and the fucking crew presented as proof of rockets working in the vacuum...
As far as a better method, yes I do have one...read very carefully...
Take the sticking gauge and the video of the sticking gauge and stick them both up your ass...
Then walk down to the store and buy a working fucking gauge.
Congratulations!  You're learning, get down into the muck a bit further and you'll be down to Papa's level.
You're learning fast! Of course you know nothing, but the neither does your mentor!

Are you still butt hurt Geoff? Did Woody woody you or did he have you take the video and the gauge in your arse down to the gauge store to pick up a new one...Way to take one for the team!!!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 20, 2016, 04:52:34 PM
Hey Copernicus...you got the SOP manual on gauge tapping or not?
If not, just STFU because everyone here knows you and the rest of your sock puppet shills got fucking pwned on the video you and the fucking crew presented as proof of rockets working in the vacuum...
As far as a better method, yes I do have one...read very carefully...
Take the sticking gauge and the video of the sticking gauge and stick them both up your ass...
Then walk down to the store and buy a working fucking gauge.
Congratulations!  You're learning, get down into the muck a bit further and you'll be down to Papa's level.
You're learning fast! Of course you know nothing, but the neither does your mentor!

Are you still butt hurt Geoff? Did Woody woody you or did he have you take the video and the gauge in your arse down to the gauge store to pick up a new one...Way to take one for the team!!!

If I wanted to deep fry some French Fires, what temperature should I do it at?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on June 20, 2016, 05:03:19 PM
Hey Copernicus...you got the SOP manual on gauge tapping or not?
If not, just STFU because everyone here knows you and the rest of your sock puppet shills got fucking pwned on the video you and the fucking crew presented as proof of rockets working in the vacuum...
As far as a better method, yes I do have one...read very carefully...
Take the sticking gauge and the video of the sticking gauge and stick them both up your ass...
Then walk down to the store and buy a working fucking gauge.
Congratulations!  You're learning, get down into the muck a bit further and you'll be down to Papa's level.
You're learning fast! Of course you know nothing, but the neither does your mentor!

Are you still butt hurt Geoff? Did Woody woody you or did he have you take the video and the gauge in your arse down to the gauge store to pick up a new one...Way to take one for the team!!!

If I wanted to deep fry some French Fires, what temperature should I do it at?
^STFU Geoff
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on June 20, 2016, 05:04:40 PM
Not even pretending he's not Papa's Alt, obvious troll is obvious.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on June 20, 2016, 05:05:23 PM
Hey Copernicus...you got the SOP manual on gauge tapping or not?
If not, just STFU because everyone here knows you and the rest of your sock puppet shills got fucking pwned on the video you and the fucking crew presented as proof of rockets working in the vacuum...
As far as a better method, yes I do have one...read very carefully...
Take the sticking gauge and the video of the sticking gauge and stick them both up your ass...
Then walk down to the store and buy a working fucking gauge.
Congratulations!  You're learning, get down into the muck a bit further and you'll be down to Papa's level.
You're learning fast! Of course you know nothing, but the neither does your mentor!

Are you still butt hurt Geoff? Did Woody woody you or did he have you take the video and the gauge in your arse down to the gauge store to pick up a new one...Way to take one for the team!!!

If I wanted to deep fry some French Fires, what temperature should I do it at?
^STFU Geoff
You don't know who that is. Oh wait, you are just an alt. No one is stupid enough to believe in a flat earth.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 21, 2016, 10:39:43 AM
This thread has become very lulzy indeed.

For lots of reasons...

But mainly this:

http://www.bmisurplus.com/products/6555-thermal-vacuum-space-simulation-chamber

$1,000,000 for something BabyGaylord wants to set off explosives in...

For reasons that make no economic, scientific or philosophical sense whatsoever...

But seem to make perfect sense to every sock-puppet shill here...

Total dysfunction on every level imaginable.

Awesome!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 21, 2016, 10:49:34 PM
This thread has become very lulzy indeed.

For lots of reasons...

But mainly this:

http://www.bmisurplus.com/products/6555-thermal-vacuum-space-simulation-chamber

$1,000,000 for something BabyGaylord wants to set off explosives in...

For reasons that make no economic, scientific or philosophical sense whatsoever...

But seem to make perfect sense to every sock-puppet shill here...

Total dysfunction on every level imaginable.

Awesome!

Let me go down the list of everything wrong with what you just said. After that I am attempting to ignore you

No explosives dumb ass, flowing gaseous oxygen through pmma, have already said this. RE READ SPECS

Not 1 million 300k, with 200 of it being paid for with sale of other items, already explained. RE READ

Already showed proof of a million dollars worth of cars(with my name written on a few, others obviously in the same place), a 450k water cutter, a 50k piano, and a 12 dollar bottle of liquor (next to said piano on a later day). The cars I don't even car about, do you really think 100k is impossible?? This doesn't even include any of my other equipment. I have also offered to prove a lot more. Not like it would matter RE READ

The vacuum I AM NOT building for here, I have already stated I used it for certifications. RE READ

The rocket, there is motivation. It was originally a fun project of the forum until the idiots came from the bushes.

Me and a couple "mates" did not throw this together, I have been planning this for almost a year with design budget ect. Have already explained that RE READ

Yes things are going to stretch a few extra weeks, unexpected things came up with permits. Have already said this RE READ

Not building it all from scratch, the way the material is coming from J&J 60 percent of the work is 'done'. Plus they are not far from me so saves a ton on shipping. I also use them for many other materials so we have a good working relationship. Already said this RE READ.

DUMBASS...already said this RE READ



Bonus...What is wrong with this forum? Re READ the arguments here? Just in this thread, literally multiple pages of someone yelling about tapping on a gauge?? Bogus and easily disproved claims against physics, the rest is just profanity and legbra sadness. Don't even get me started about swimming through the air when you are on a swing
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on June 22, 2016, 02:03:50 AM
Hey Copernicus...you got the SOP manual on gauge tapping or not?
If not, just STFU because everyone here knows you and the rest of your sock puppet shills got fucking pwned on the video you and the fucking crew presented as proof of rockets working in the vacuum...
As far as a better method, yes I do have one...read very carefully...
Take the sticking gauge and the video of the sticking gauge and stick them both up your ass...
Then walk down to the store and buy a working fucking gauge.
Congratulations!  You're learning, get down into the muck a bit further and you'll be down to Papa's level.
You're learning fast! Of course you know nothing, but the neither does your mentor!
Are you still butt hurt Geoff? Did Woody woody you or did he have you take the video and the gauge in your arse down to the gauge store to pick up a new one...Way to take one for the team!!!
I have no idea how Geoff got on, ask him, or send him a PM if you are concerned!
Papa you're getting worse with every post! Now you call yourself "totallackey" when you want to stoop lower than even the "real Papa" wants to be caught doing!
Maybe "the totallackey version" knows the thrust equation for Papa Kiddie-Rokkit?
The "real Papa - if he exists" pretends he doesn't know, because he knows it proves real space-rockets work in a vacuum!

Have a nice day.
Yours sincerely RABinOZ.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on June 22, 2016, 02:13:07 AM
Hey Copernicus...you got the SOP manual on gauge tapping or not?
If not, just STFU because everyone here knows you and the rest of your sock puppet shills got fucking pwned on the video you and the fucking crew presented as proof of rockets working in the vacuum...
As far as a better method, yes I do have one...read very carefully...
Take the sticking gauge and the video of the sticking gauge and stick them both up your ass...
Then walk down to the store and buy a working fucking gauge.
Congratulations!  You're learning, get down into the muck a bit further and you'll be down to Papa's level.
You're learning fast! Of course you know nothing, but the neither does your mentor!
Are you still butt hurt Geoff? Did Woody woody you or did he have you take the video and the gauge in your arse down to the gauge store to pick up a new one...Way to take one for the team!!!
I have no idea how Geoff got on, ask him, or send him a PM if you are concerned!
Papa you're getting worse with every post! Now you call yourself "totallackey" when you want to stoop lower than even the "real Papa" wants to be caught doing!
Maybe "the totallackey version" knows the thrust equation for Papa Kiddie-Rokkit?
The "real Papa - if he exists" pretends he doesn't know, because he knows it proves real space-rockets work in a vacuum!

Have a nice day.
Yours sincerely RABinOZ.

STFU Geoff.

You guys got busted on your non-scientific bull shit on so many fronts in this thread it is fucking ridiculous.

Stick with hamsters next time you want to ass pocket something...

Oh wait...that is how the gauges get sticky...that is why you got to tap on them...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 22, 2016, 02:21:36 AM
He even posts the same peak hours Legbot does, nor does he even try to hide who he really is. He will say toodle-pip, just give him a little bit more time
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 22, 2016, 10:31:13 AM
No explosives dumb ass

Rockets are explosives.

Dumb ass.

Now fuck off.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Empirical on June 22, 2016, 11:01:27 AM
No explosives dumb ass

Rockets are explosives.

Dumb ass.

Now fuck off.
But explosives move when you set them off, are you saying nothing can explode in a vaccum.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 22, 2016, 11:22:03 AM
But explosives move when you set them off, are you saying nothing can explode in a vaccum.

Thank you for showing you don't even know what a fucking explosive is, let alone how to spell 'vacuum'.

Any more ignorance, dysfunction & fail you wish to display?

Dumb fucking shill on your shill-run forum?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Empirical on June 22, 2016, 11:57:45 AM
But explosives move when you set them off, are you saying nothing can explode in a vaccum.

Thank you for showing you don't even know what a fucking explosive is, let alone how to spell 'vacuum'.

Any more ignorance, dysfunction & fail you wish to display?
Yes
(http://adonilisium.weebly.com//uploads/4/3/2/7/43271021/5740861_orig.jpg)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 22, 2016, 12:40:27 PM
Comic books lol...

Yeah, that's your reality alright.

Ah, looky - the quote function's disabled again...

Nothing computer-geek 'John Davis' can do about it on his own fucking forum though...

Because some shit nobody believes.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Woody on June 22, 2016, 12:42:01 PM
Comic books lol...

Yeah, that's your reality alright.

Ah, looky - the quote function's disabled again...

Nothing computer-geek 'John Davis' can do about it on his own fucking forum though...

Because some shit nobody believes.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 22, 2016, 01:06:24 PM
Nice shitpost dickhead.

Would get you banned from a normal forum, but you can do what the fuck you want here, seeing as how you run it & all...

Anyhoo; here's whay BabyGaylord claims to be building:

http://www.bmisurplus.com/products/6555-thermal-vacuum-space-simulation-chamber

$1,000,000 for something it just wants to set off explosives in...

For reasons that make no economic, scientific or philosophical sense whatsoever...

But seem to be perfectly logical to every sock-puppet shill here...

Total dysfunction on every level imaginable.

Go Comic Book Heroes!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on June 22, 2016, 01:11:05 PM
No explosives dumb ass

Rockets are explosives.
Nope.

However, rockets often use low explosives as propellants.

Then again, you think that a rocket and its propellant are the same thing, so I can see your confusion.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Empirical on June 22, 2016, 02:04:32 PM
I think Papa just needs some steamed hams.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 23, 2016, 09:53:52 AM
Funny how BabyGaylord has run away from this thread now that I've pointed out exactly how expensive & complex what he claims to be building in fact is...

Here's a used one for $1,000,000:

http://www.bmisurplus.com/products/6555-thermal-vacuum-space-simulation-chamber

What a fucking fraud.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 23, 2016, 11:51:07 AM
I see this is all you have to argue...I have already stated my cost is not near this million dollar figure. I have already stated how I am doing it, the entire plans, the specs it was designed and going to be built to. Which some how magically coincide with the one you found. I could keep going but I don't think there is a point.

Between business and person, I can 5.8 million in assets paid, along with operating cash reserves, evidence for which I have gladly offered to provide to you many times to prove you wrong. This also does not include the working net worth of my company if I were to sell it as a turn key operation.

I am certainly no Trump or tycoon, however, I have busted ass from a young age to get where I am now. Doing it honestly and making some great friends and contacts along the way. I know you hate this and want to destroy it, however, if my past circumstances could not do so, you are not even a blip on my radar. I more have pity for you, as this is ALL you have.

So considering this project is only equaling about 100k out of pocket I see this as no miracle.

Can you prove anything you say legba or your cult, or any of your alts. So far the answer has been no.....I don't see it changing either.

I also see no matter what hard evidence you, your alts, or your cult is presented with, nothing will ever change. So considering that I am taking Cowgirls advice and blowing you and your team off.

Just last bit of advice.....please come to terms with yourself, step to reality, and make a change for the better. You can never clean yourself up, if you don't acknowledge the dirty laundry. I know its tough to be critical of ones self, however it will equal a better standard of living personally, emotional, and physically.

I really do think, deep down, you don't want to be this sad excuse you are right now. You don't have to be either....just face yourself and then FIX IT! You have to admit to being broken first though, otherwise how can you fix it? Then, once the tiny avalanche is started it continues to grow. A decade from now, you will be amazed at where you are.

Toodle-pip
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 23, 2016, 12:05:13 PM
Not interested in your tl;dr weirdo energy vampire bullshit, Baby Angelcolon.

You're a prize-winning lol-cow & the longer this mad petri dish of a thread goes on the more obvious it will be.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Empirical on June 24, 2016, 07:13:32 AM
Vampire bullshit? Are vampires a part of the conspiracy, are the penguins vampires?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: inquisitive on June 24, 2016, 08:08:03 AM
Not interested in your tl;dr weirdo energy vampire bullshit, Baby Angelcolon.

You're a prize-winning lol-cow & the longer this mad petri dish of a thread goes on the more obvious it will be.
Personal abuse and bad language again.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on June 24, 2016, 08:19:08 AM
Vampire bullshit? Are vampires a part of the conspiracy, are the penguins vampires?

The penguins aren't vampires, but they are pure evil.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: boydster on June 24, 2016, 10:30:59 AM
What if, for the sake of the experiment, some penguins are tossed into the vacuum chamber before it is depressurized? That way, there will be some sort of visual evidence that air really is being evacuated and it won't be because of a piece of equipment that could have been tampered with.

There are so many ways this would make the world a better place.


And that's just off the top of my head.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on June 24, 2016, 10:36:54 AM
What if, for the sake of the experiment, some penguins are tossed into the vacuum chamber before it is depressurized? That way, there will be some sort of visual evidence that air really is being evacuated and it won't be because of a piece of equipment that could have been tampered with.

There are so many ways this would make the world a better place.

  • Fewer penguins
  • Observable evidence of there being a vacuum as mentioned earlier
  • Once and for all, figure out if rockets work in a vacuum
  • Fewer penguins
  • Possibility that some penguins may be burned alive by a rocket engine before they have a chance to suffocate

And that's just off the top of my head.

This experiment gets my full support!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on June 24, 2016, 10:40:01 AM
I should throw a few other random creatures in there too prove the vacuum. My math says penguins will not be effected by a vacuum, nor fire. Find me a picture of one on fire...the conspiracy never stops
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on June 24, 2016, 11:48:36 AM
I should throw a few other random creatures in there too prove the vacuum. My math says penguins will not be effected by a vacuum, nor fire. Find me a picture of one on fire...the conspiracy never stops

Said no CEO of an aerospace engineering company ever...

But every JREF-er, ever, does come out with shit like that.

All the fucking time.

And everybody knows JREF-ers are all paedos...

Don't they, BabyAngelcolon & sock-puppet horde?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: TheBigYun on June 24, 2016, 12:20:31 PM
I should throw a few other random creatures in there too prove the vacuum. My math says penguins will not be effected by a vacuum, nor fire. Find me a picture of one on fire...the conspiracy never stops

http://www.livescience.com/30991-weird-wildlife-real-animals-antarctica-penguins.html

https://www.nhl.com/news/penguins-fire-johnston-name-sullivan-coach/c-792341
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 09, 2016, 02:06:10 PM
So; what happened to all this then?

Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 09, 2016, 09:13:20 PM
So; what happened to all this then?

Well......


bar any strange projects ect

Well this would be the key phrase, hence why I said it. Sometimes shit happens...I am sure you don't really care, just trying to gas light me or something of the such.


So between having to do some modification of size and design to gain proper permits....

The metal fire I spoke of couple weeks ago. It was no big deal, but it was enough to set of the fire suppression system in building two zone 4, which then in turn sent the fire department. Which then in turn shut me down for 4 days so the city could inspect (normal crap for a business like mine, city treats me like I have radioactive material)...so this ate time.

On top of that, building 3 has been a disaster area....not to mention the building itself is a disaster area.

This machine broke which I only have one of, and was using for a project...Plus only two people in Texas have one that size, so it is always in use.

(http://i64.tinypic.com/2ivl8bs.jpg)

Then Wednesday this one broke, which I have 2 of but that one has a program in the old code that I needed. No way to transfer to the others besides re writing which I DO NOT want to do, that is 60 hours alone

(http://i68.tinypic.com/fm5jko.jpg)


Another bit of bad news...i have only designed the test rocket in CAD and started writing it in program. Hoping to have vacuum completed in a month, really hoping for less. After that need to actually build the rocket ect. So this experiment is probably 6 weeks away..sorry, had good intentions. I am still going to do it, but real life takes precedence over this. Especially something I already know that works.

So flame on Legba.

if anyone actually cares, there is one more option that could expedite the experiment. Can use Texas Instruments vacuum chamber, not as big but is big enough. Would also have to be a cold gas thruster there, not ignition rockets. The guys in tech owe me a favor or two anyways. Though being a rocket like that, I don't know if people will be un impressed.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Rayzor on July 09, 2016, 09:29:34 PM
Nice workshop,    I see you've got some good quality lubricant on the Monarch's compound... :)

Monarch would be my choice of a manual lathe.   Well second to a Schaublin perhaps....
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 09, 2016, 10:17:20 PM
Nice workshop,    I see you've got some good quality lubricant on the Monarch's compound... :)

Monarch would be my choice of a manual lathe.   Well second to a Schaublin perhaps....

Schaublin is quality machinery for sure, however, monarch is only a few states away from me, and when emergency break downs happens, makes life a little easier. Switzerland is a little bit further away from me lol. Perhaps may be close to you, I don't know where you reside.

As for the "lubricant" lol, even though that building is the ugly small, step child of the 3...it is the official after hours hang out, as it's the only building that is climate controlled(besides the lobby in building 1) and with 115f heat index outside that means alot. So you may catch a few beers around, also some random alcohol induced "inventions" ha ha. Also a reason I have crammed 14 machines in the 3800 square foot building.

It can get up to 120 degrees in building two running the water cutter and a plasma cutter or two at the same time, also will get very humid. So I have to running my guys in cycles this time of year..i need to move to Ecuador


Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 09, 2016, 11:36:08 PM
Nice scrapyard you got there Steptoe & Son.

And you don't need to 'design' a rocket at all when you can just buy a CO2 canister & use that instead.

Total bullshit as usual.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Rayzor on July 10, 2016, 12:24:16 AM
I don't know where you reside.

I'm in Australia.      Being sometimes retired from an electronics business,  I dabble a bit in machining. 

What broke on the Monarch?


Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 10, 2016, 12:49:36 AM
Nice scrapyard you got there Steptoe & Son.

And you don't need to 'design' a rocket at all when you can just buy a CO2 canister & use that instead.

Total bullshit as usual.

What because I got delayed from the real world. Damn Legba that is it I guess..i have been attempting to maintain the truce since the 9/11 thread, guess you couldn't contain the ignorant dick head.

You ever crammed 14 machines in a 3800 sq ft building?? Its not the most pretty sight..Plus clients will never enter that building, they rarely will enter building 2. So yeah, it's all work no frills setup, and everything you see has function, and there is no scrap in the building, so your stanford and son comparison makes no sense. Maybe try again???


Rayzor......an idler gear bearing let go, which is not bad. However, since it was a small idler it went sideways and got eaten up into two of the main gears and bent a shaft.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on July 10, 2016, 01:01:55 AM
Nice scrapyard you got there Steptoe & Son.

And you don't need to 'design' a rocket at all when you can just buy a CO2 canister & use that instead.

Total bullshit as usual.

What because I got delayed from the real world. Damn Legba that is it I guess..i have been attempting to maintain the truce since the 9/11 thread, guess you couldn't contain the ignorant dick head.

You ever crammed 14 machines in a 3800 sq ft building?? Its not the most pretty sight..Plus clients will never enter that building, they rarely will enter building 2. So yeah, it's all work no frills setup, and everything you see has function, and there is no scrap in the building, so your stanford and son comparison makes no sense. Maybe try again???

Rayzor......an idler gear bearing let go, which is not bad. However, since it was a small idler it went sideways and got eaten up into two of the main gears and bent a shaft.

Don't take any notice of Papa Legba! He is completely negative about everything sensible. It does not matter what you do you could never satisfy him. You simply cannot make a truce or even debate Papa!

Even when you prove that a rocket works perfectly, he will either claim you did something wrong or "lied"!
You will have idiots like Brian Mullin who seems to share Papas ignorance of Physics trying to show it's invalid because your chamber is not infinite in size. Have a gander at this to see how low you can go: Balls Out Physics Episode 5.1: Propulsion in a Vacuum Chamber. (http://)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 10, 2016, 01:14:06 AM
Plus clients will never enter that building, they rarely will enter building 2.

Good thing cos it looks like a scrapyard - you even got an old shopping trolley lying round you fucking bag-lady.

Stop pushing this bullshit.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Mainframes on July 10, 2016, 01:18:20 AM
Plus clients will never enter that building, they rarely will enter building 2.

Good thing cos it looks like a scrapyard - you even got an old shopping trolley lying round you fucking bag-lady.

Stop pushing this bullshit.

What's wrong with having a shopping trolley?

Also known as a cheap way of moving lots of bulky/heavy objects around.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 10, 2016, 01:43:12 AM
What's wrong with having a shopping trolley?

Nothing if you're a bag-lady.

Lots if you're a high-tech aerospace manufacturing company.

Just give it up ffs; BabyGaylord's 'workshop' is a shithole that's never produced a fucking thing of worth...

He hasn't even posted photos of this vacuum chamber he's supposedly building yet.

Wtf is wrong with you all?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 10, 2016, 01:59:36 AM
Here's what BabyLadyboy's 'workshop' looks like:

(http://i64.tinypic.com/2ivl8bs.jpg)

Here's what his competition in Fort Worth looks like:

http://www.knoxmachine.biz/cnc-machining-fort-worth-tx.html

http://www.radfordmfg.com/index.php

And that's just two out of many...

Why the fuck would anyone needing aerospace quality parts go to a pig-sty full of old broken crap like his when such obviously higher-quality services are available?

Isn't it about time you gave this bullshit up?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 10, 2016, 02:04:55 AM
As always mis quoting me and I have corrected you many times. I have just done aero space work, and also explained what aerospace work I have done...my company is fabrication, design, prototypes ect. Do many many other things besides areo space work. I have also stated much of that work has dried up since the private sector collapse. I am always repeating my self and ending it here.

As for the vacuum i will post it up when it's done, right now only the tubular fuselage is complete, with some cross reinforcements inside. You will say some sort of blah blah...that's just for a drainage ditch or some sort of other pathetic shit you pop off with.

And sorry to disappoint you, I have 3 more matching baskets, one of my techs prob 6 years ago or so found them down the street. They have held up surprisingly well. As I said..try and cram 14 machines in a small area like that. It was worth it when it's 110 outside.

Also, don't let the photos fool you of companies and their "fancy" work areas, it's for publicity. Why do you think they always have multiple buildings?? Why do you think I have multiple buildings. My building 1 and most of 2 look the part. Hell my office has a salt water tank, lobby has a Steinway for the WOW factor...plus gave me an excuse to write it off so I could play if lol. The clients will never go into the forbidden areas..simple as that
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 10, 2016, 02:12:08 AM
Also, don't let the photos fool you of companies and their "fancy" work areas, it's for publicity.

So this is all fake:

http://foremachine.com/

LMFAO!!!

You are completely fucking mental.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 10, 2016, 02:15:13 AM
As always mis quoting me and I have corrected you many times. I have just done aero space work, and also explained what aerospace work I have done...my company is fabrication, design, prototypes ect. Do many many other things besides areo space work. I have also stated much of that work has dried up since the private sector collapse. I am always repeating my self and ending it here.

As for the vacuum i will post it up when it's done, right now only the tubular fuselage is complete, with some cross reinforcements inside. You will say some sort of blah blah...that's just for a drainage ditch or some sort of other pathetic shit you pop off with.

And sorry to disappoint you, I have 3 more matching baskets, one of my techs prob 6 years ago or so found them down the street. They have held up surprisingly well. As I said..try and cram 14 machines in a small area like that. It was worth it when it's 110 outside.

Also, don't let the photos fool you of companies and their "fancy" work areas, it's for publicity. Why do you think they always have multiple buildings?? Why do you think I have multiple buildings. My building 1 and most of 2 look the part. Hell my office has a salt water tank, lobby has a Steinway for the WOW factor...plus gave me an excuse to write it off so I could play if lol. The clients will never go into the forbidden areas..simple as that
You're a story teller and your stories must be told.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 10, 2016, 02:41:03 AM
Least my stories are just telling facts. More than I can say for your people.

Least I offer up proof to what I say...once again more than what you people can do. Like septic tanks "secret" experiment he sent to a selection of "secret" people privately. Lol...and Papa's just pathetic bull shit...supposed knocking buildings down. Right...hasn't proven more than he can communicate at a 3rd grade level.

I can post up my "pretty" picks from building 2 that I use publicly. They look just as impressive as the Knox pics, even thought the building is not as big as their two warehouses. Though what's the fucking point...someone will just say that is not yours ect ect. Just like the cars, piano, the water cutter, the glove scandal, and anything fucking else I have posted up.

Also nice, comparing me to a 150 million dollar production corp...since that is fair and all. My place is worth a whopping 7 million give or take, and I don't even do production..

Why don't y'all prove something...anything really....i know that goes over yalls sad little heads...

Well I tried one more time to communicate with this place after backing off for a bit...i am only now officially taking shits here.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 10, 2016, 02:49:50 AM
Least my stories are just telling facts.

Lol oxymoron.

Does your 'company' have a website btw?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: JimmyTheCrab on July 10, 2016, 02:53:02 AM
You're a story teller and your stories must be told.
Says the guy who claims he is a multiple millionaire inventor (of a "diving implement" amongst other things) who lives in a mansion and owns a helicopter and a Bugatti.

Not to mention you claim to be a North Korean dissident.  ::)

How's that scale model of your dome coming along?

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 10, 2016, 02:59:20 AM
::)

Hi markjo!

Losing it this morning aintcha?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Pavarotti on July 10, 2016, 03:02:13 AM
You're a story teller and your stories must be told.
Says the guy who claims he is a multiple millionaire inventor (of a "diving implement" amongst other things) who lives in a mansion and owns a helicopter and a Bugatti.

Not to mention you claim to be a North Korean dissident.  ::)

How's that scale model of your dome coming along?

I also own a helicopter and Bugatti, the helicopter is standing on my coffee table and one of my kids are playing with the Bugatti
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Rayzor on July 10, 2016, 03:03:59 AM
You're a story teller and your stories must be told.
Says the guy who claims he is a multiple millionaire inventor (of a "diving implement" amongst other things) who lives in a mansion and owns a helicopter and a Bugatti.

Not to mention you claim to be a North Korean dissident.  ::)

How's that scale model of your dome coming along?

He he..   sceptimatic the North Korean dissident,  leading happy hour at the sanitarium with patriotic diatribes deriding Kim Sung Flung Dung,    a mental picture to savour.  :)



Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 10, 2016, 03:06:15 AM
Least my stories are just telling facts. More than I can say for your people.

Least I offer up proof to what I say...once again more than what you people can do. Like septic tanks "secret" experiment he sent to a selection of "secret" people privately. Lol...and Papa's just pathetic bull shit...supposed knocking buildings down. Right...hasn't proven more than he can communicate at a 3rd grade level.

I can post up my "pretty" picks from building 2 that I use publicly. They look just as impressive as the Knox pics, even thought the building is not as big as their two warehouses. Though what's the fucking point...someone will just say that is not yours ect ect. Just like the cars, piano, the water cutter, the glove scandal, and anything fucking else I have posted up.

Also nice, comparing me to a 150 million dollar production corp...since that is fair and all. My place is worth a whopping 7 million give or take, and I don't even do production..

Why don't y'all prove something...anything really....i know that goes over yalls sad little heads...

Well I tried one more time to communicate with this place after backing off for a bit...i am only now officially taking shits here.
I could show you the inside of workshops and claim I own them. What proof is that?
I could go in to many places and write my name in dust as proof it's mine.
The reality could be no more than me taking a selfie in places I deem pertinent.

People like you with your fantasy story telling mind will have the means, the motive and the opportunity to do what you do, with you having all the time on your hands.

I think you're a story teller and there's nothing wrong with that, as long as you don't start fizzing up and getting all irate when people chuckle at them.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 10, 2016, 03:12:30 AM
You're a story teller and your stories must be told.
Says the guy who claims he is a multiple millionaire inventor (of a "diving implement" amongst other things) who lives in a mansion and owns a helicopter and a Bugatti.

Not to mention you claim to be a North Korean dissident.  ::)

How's that scale model of your dome coming along?
The model has been done for a while. It's like a mini world. It's fantastic.
The mini cameras I set out and the time and effort that went into it has been wholly worth it.
A select few on here and other forums, plus trusted scientific friends of mine, have all seen the videos and pictures of it. Some have been fortunate enough to see it all in it's live natural form.

I recall sending the pictures to a non- believer, someone who I knew wasn't suffering from delusions of fantasy thoughts. I had you down as a clear and sensible person. I thought I might have shown you them. Obviously not.

Now  who was it?
I'll get back to you.
In the meantime, anyone who saw it all, come forward to let crabby know.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 10, 2016, 03:14:03 AM
You're a story teller and your stories must be told.
Says the guy who claims he is a multiple millionaire inventor (of a "diving implement" amongst other things) who lives in a mansion and owns a helicopter and a Bugatti.

Not to mention you claim to be a North Korean dissident.  ::)

How's that scale model of your dome coming along?

I also own a helicopter and Bugatti, the helicopter is standing on my coffee table and one of my kids are playing with the Bugatti
I got rid of my coffee table. It went out of fashion.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 10, 2016, 03:14:31 AM
If BabyGaylord does live in Fort Worth this lot are his most likely employers:

http://www.history.army.mil/html/forcestruc/lineages/branches/mi/0339mico.htm

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 10, 2016, 03:45:33 AM
You are right scepti...since anyone will let you go into their place of business and start writing on cars that cost more than the average house. Since that is logical and all...or walk around their shop and take pictures, sit in their office and drink liquor next to over priced pianos, play with their water cutter's, ect ect. You see I just throw my shit out there. I don't send secret pictures to mysterious people... If I say I have 2 Lamborghinis and two Ferraris and a bunch of other random shit I an prove it. or if I said I keep 700k of operations cash, it takes one screen shot, if I have this machinery, ect ect ect....I was actually going to post up a few pictures directly from my website. The professional ones that make building two look "high tech" and bigger than it is ect, but what the hell is the point...nadda.

As always it is the liar who thinks everyone is lying, the cheater who thinks all is cheating, the Thief thinks everyone is stealing and so forth. I know you have to keep this bubble of "I know the truth no one else knows" because that is all you have. You are so dissatisfied with your reality that you must create an alter reality to live in..i get that...you Legba and many others here must live in such a fairy tale.

So more power to you....if it helps you in your survival then I wish you the best with it.

As for legbot, you assume I live in fort worth because I said something about Lockheed. But I don't...it's about a 40 minute drive for me. Your detective work sucks actually, as I have said other things that show I don't live there.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 10, 2016, 04:00:51 AM
You are right scepti...since anyone will let you go into their place of business and start writing on cars that cost more than the average house. Since that is logical and all...or walk around their shop and take pictures, sit in their office and drink liquor next to over priced pianos, play with their water cutter's, ect ect. You see I just throw my shit out there. I don't send secret pictures to mysterious people... If I say I have 2 Lamborghinis and two Ferraris and a bunch of other random shit I an prove it. or if I said I keep 700k of operations cash, it takes one screen shot, if I have this machinery, ect ect ect....I was actually going to post up a few pictures directly from my website. The professional ones that make building two look "high tech" and bigger than it is ect, but what the hell is the point...nadda.

As always it is the liar who thinks everyone is lying, the cheater who thinks all is cheating, the Thief thinks everyone is stealing and so forth. I know you have to keep this bubble of "I know the truth no one else knows" because that is all you have. You are so dissatisfied with your reality that you must create an alter reality to live in..i get that...you Legba and many others here must live in such a fairy tale.

So more power to you....if it helps you in your survival then I wish you the best with it.

As for legbot, you assume I live in fort worth because I said something about Lockheed. But I don't...it's about a 40 minute drive for me. Your detective work sucks actually, as I have said other things that show I don't live there.
Ok, if I ask for one simple proof, will you show it and if you do, I will not question you on anything you do in life.
Fair enough?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 10, 2016, 04:05:15 AM
I am interested to hear what would convince someone whom believes nothing told....
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 10, 2016, 04:09:14 AM
I am interested to hear what would convince someone whom believes nothing told....
Which one of your super cars works and is ready to drive?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 10, 2016, 04:17:03 AM
Corvette should be fine, the black Ferrari should be good, the green lambo still tinkering with but haven't had time, same with the countach. The red Ferrari should be ok, though may need to drain the tank. I haven't had time to care about that stuff, nor really have after all the family crap happened . Weird question.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 10, 2016, 04:28:57 AM
Corvette should be fine, the black Ferrari should be good, the green lambo still tinkering with but haven't had time, same with the countach. The red Ferrari should be ok, though may need to drain the tank. I haven't had time to care about that stuff, nor really have after all the family crap happened . Weird question.
The black Ferrari will suffice.

Naturally you don't want to show your face. I understand that, so I'd like you to drive your Ferrari to a open area somewhere near you, then set your phone video going showing you holding up a card with BABY - HIGH - SPEED on it, just like I've typed , whilst sitting in the drivers side with your driver door opened up.
You can place the card over your face if you wish, or you can wear a balaclava or whatever.

Fair enough?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 10, 2016, 07:02:54 AM
I want BHS to link us to the website for his company too.

This is the kind of thing I expect:

http://foremachine.com/
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on July 10, 2016, 08:52:29 AM
You are right scepti...since anyone will let you go into their place of business and start writing on cars that cost more than the average house. Since that is logical and all...or walk around their shop and take pictures, sit in their office and drink liquor next to over priced pianos, play with their water cutter's, ect ect. You see I just throw my shit out there. I don't send secret pictures to mysterious people... If I say I have 2 Lamborghinis and two Ferraris and a bunch of other random shit I an prove it. or if I said I keep 700k of operations cash, it takes one screen shot, if I have this machinery, ect ect ect....I was actually going to post up a few pictures directly from my website. The professional ones that make building two look "high tech" and bigger than it is ect, but what the hell is the point...nadda.

As always it is the liar who thinks everyone is lying, the cheater who thinks all is cheating, the Thief thinks everyone is stealing and so forth. I know you have to keep this bubble of "I know the truth no one else knows" because that is all you have. You are so dissatisfied with your reality that you must create an alter reality to live in..i get that...you Legba and many others here must live in such a fairy tale.

So more power to you....if it helps you in your survival then I wish you the best with it.

As for legbot, you assume I live in fort worth because I said something about Lockheed. But I don't...it's about a 40 minute drive for me. Your detective work sucks actually, as I have said other things that show I don't live there.
Ok, if I ask for one simple proof, will you show it and if you do, I will not question you on anything you do in life.
Fair enough?
You really need to shut the fuck up.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: JimmyTheCrab on July 10, 2016, 11:07:00 AM
Corvette should be fine, the black Ferrari should be good, the green lambo still tinkering with but haven't had time, same with the countach. The red Ferrari should be ok, though may need to drain the tank. I haven't had time to care about that stuff, nor really have after all the family crap happened . Weird question.
The black Ferrari will suffice.

Naturally you don't want to show your face. I understand that, so I'd like you to drive your Ferrari to a open area somewhere near you, then set your phone video going showing you holding up a card with BABY - HIGH - SPEED on it, just like I've typed , whilst sitting in the drivers side with your driver door opened up.
You can place the card over your face if you wish, or you can wear a balaclava or whatever.

Fair enough?
It's only fair if you do the same with your Bugatti, yes?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Conker on July 10, 2016, 11:13:55 AM
Wow, that's a great workshop. I'd trust my parts to them
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on July 10, 2016, 12:05:31 PM
^Here is what a 65 year old nobody looks like.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on July 10, 2016, 12:07:40 PM
Why the fuck would anyone needing aerospace quality parts go to a pig-sty full of old broken crap like his when such obviously higher-quality services are available?
Have you ever worked in a machine shop?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 10, 2016, 12:08:50 PM
Here's what BabyLadyboy's 'workshop' looks like:

(http://i64.tinypic.com/2ivl8bs.jpg)

Here's what his competition in Fort Worth looks like:

http://foremachine.com/

http://www.knoxmachine.biz/cnc-machining-fort-worth-tx.html

http://www.radfordmfg.com/index.php

And that's just three out of many...

Why the fuck would anyone needing aerospace quality parts go to a pig-sty full of old broken crap like his when such obviously higher-quality services are available?

Isn't it about time you gave this bullshit up?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Conker on July 10, 2016, 12:19:53 PM
Great workshop! A shame I can't afford a lathe
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 10, 2016, 12:27:09 PM
Great workshop!

LMFAO!!!

The fact you say that proves beyond all doubt that you are a gang of sock-shills who support each other no matter how farcical the proposition..

Thank you.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 10, 2016, 03:02:32 PM
Alright scepti here are somethings you asked for and some bonus. This is my last dance to this tune fyi I have already wasted enough of my time on this non sense.

Random stop
(http://i64.tinypic.com/30sde37.jpg)

In this one
(http://i64.tinypic.com/33u4fb9.jpg)

Random stop in vette as I had to move it so went to gas station
(http://i64.tinypic.com/fbhix2.jpg)

Literally wrote my name in white Lamborghini
(http://i63.tinypic.com/2ch57x4.jpg)

Sitting in green one
(http://i67.tinypic.com/2roj4ia.jpg)




As for Legba....hate on
This
(http://i64.tinypic.com/2ivl8bs.jpg)
And this
(http://i68.tinypic.com/fm5jko.jpg)

All you want...yes building 3 is a mess...once again cram 14 machines in 3800 sq feet and you tell me what you get. I wanted as many as possible in climate controlled area, it makes me and my guys more productive. Plus there really isn't any clutter in there, everything has a purpose and it took some creative organization.

And here....something a customer might see, the more presentable side

Building 2
(http://i64.tinypic.com/s5xmo1.jpg)

Building 1
(http://i64.tinypic.com/ohr5et.jpg)

Is it a clean room?? Or 500 million dollar plus operation?? No..but I built it from nothing and have slowly built up over the decade. I have also seen alot of the big funded operations leave just as quick as they came.

Yes I use regular plastic tote bins to move things around, or I have regular non shiny step stools to stand on . As a matter of fact, moving bits and other things to building 3 I use this
(http://i67.tinypic.com/v3pnw5.jpg)
Quite often. Sorry this isn't a fairy tale, just like csi rooms don't look like they do in real life on TV, or monitoring rooms, or pretty much anything. The job gets done, and the work is quality...in the end that is all the client really cares about and all I have focused on. No fluff all results.

Sure you will have nothing but hate...so hate away.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 10, 2016, 03:05:56 PM
Corvette should be fine, the black Ferrari should be good, the green lambo still tinkering with but haven't had time, same with the countach. The red Ferrari should be ok, though may need to drain the tank. I haven't had time to care about that stuff, nor really have after all the family crap happened . Weird question.
The black Ferrari will suffice.

Naturally you don't want to show your face. I understand that, so I'd like you to drive your Ferrari to a open area somewhere near you, then set your phone video going showing you holding up a card with BABY - HIGH - SPEED on it, just like I've typed , whilst sitting in the drivers side with your driver door opened up.
You can place the card over your face if you wish, or you can wear a balaclava or whatever.

Fair enough?
It's only fair if you do the same with your Bugatti, yes?
I don't have a Bugatti. If I did, I would show it off. I've never said I owned a Bugatti.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 10, 2016, 03:19:14 PM
I don't have a Bugatti. If I did, I would show it off. I've never said I owned a Bugatti.

I have never seen you say anything about a Bugatti...Perhaps this implied statement started the rumor??? I dunno..

I like Bugatti's, helicopters and private jets. You know, stuff like that.
So naturally you have to understand that I can't be dealing with a skippy of sorts or a buck toothed jumped up just out of college kid with an attitude, or an ex navy radar operator who stands on the bow of a ship looking to see if the sea is still curved, whilst generally getting all upset and using foul language to try and get a point across.

Can you see where I'm coming from, Guffer?

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 10, 2016, 03:24:51 PM
I don't have a Bugatti. If I did, I would show it off. I've never said I owned a Bugatti.

I have never seen you say anything about a Bugatti...Perhaps this implied statement started the rumor??? I dunno..

I like Bugatti's, helicopters and private jets. You know, stuff like that.
So naturally you have to understand that I can't be dealing with a skippy of sorts or a buck toothed jumped up just out of college kid with an attitude, or an ex navy radar operator who stands on the bow of a ship looking to see if the sea is still curved, whilst generally getting all upset and using foul language to try and get a point across.

Can you see where I'm coming from, Guffer?
It could be.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 10, 2016, 03:26:40 PM
Did I provide the proof you asked for in a sufficient manner?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on July 10, 2016, 03:29:03 PM
Why the fuck would anyone needing aerospace quality parts go to a pig-sty full of old broken crap like his when such obviously higher-quality services are available?
Probably for the same reason that most of your clothes were made in an Indonesian sweat shop.

Nobody cares about the working conditions.

They just care about the finished product.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 10, 2016, 03:33:58 PM
Did I provide the proof you asked for in a sufficient manner?
This is what I said to you.

"Ok, if I ask for one simple proof, will you show it and if you do, I will not question you on anything you do in life.
Fair enough?"


You provided what I asked so I will honour what I said.

Just bear in mind that I mean I won't question you on what you do as for work or home life or stuff like that.
As for not trusting you with alternate names on this forum, that still stands, because I still believe you are using a few alts.

However, I'm not too bothered about that because there's plenty doing it and I could easily be doing the very same. I'm not but you don't know that, so from this point on I'll deal with you in the same way you deal with me.
Show internet respect and you get it back. Fair enough?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 10, 2016, 03:44:52 PM
Fair enough....I can agree with this

Also

I surely do not have an alt, can say anything I want on one S/N. Perhaps this might help a bit.

This is from the two devices I use to post from

This is from computer at shop
(http://i68.tinypic.com/2ry1sah.jpg)

And my phone
(http://i67.tinypic.com/2z3xtgw.png)

As you can see there is only one name that pops up. Not the best of proof but about as much that can be provided.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 10, 2016, 03:50:08 PM
You're right it's not the best of proof. In fact it's no proof at all.
It's no big deal how many names you have. You were caught with the Pavarotti one and I can guess quite a few more but like I say, I don't want to make any more issue of it. I'll just carry on as per normal until something stands out from now on. If not, then I won't mention anything.

It's entirely up to you what you do with your time on a forum as much as anywhere. Just remember though, if you play a fair game then a fair game will be played with you.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on July 10, 2016, 04:07:05 PM
You're right it's not the best of proof. In fact it's no proof at all.
It's no big deal how many names you have. You were caught with the Pavarotti one and I can guess quite a few more but like I say, I don't want to make any more issue of it. I'll just carry on as per normal until something stands out from now on. If not, then I won't mention anything.

It's entirely up to you what you do with your time on a forum as much as anywhere. Just remember though, if you play a fair game then a fair game will be played with you.
And how many names do you have?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 10, 2016, 04:19:19 PM
You're right it's not the best of proof. In fact it's no proof at all.
It's no big deal how many names you have. You were caught with the Pavarotti one and I can guess quite a few more but like I say, I don't want to make any more issue of it. I'll just carry on as per normal until something stands out from now on. If not, then I won't mention anything.

It's entirely up to you what you do with your time on a forum as much as anywhere. Just remember though, if you play a fair game then a fair game will be played with you.
And how many names do you have?
As many as you want me to have.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 10, 2016, 04:32:51 PM
Why the fuck would anyone needing aerospace quality parts go to a pig-sty full of old broken crap like his when such obviously higher-quality services are available?
Probably for the same reason that most of your clothes were made in an Indonesian sweat shop.

Nobody cares about the working conditions.

They just care about the finished product.

This is what I attempted to explain...

However lets compare what legba has deemed as a real machine shop....

Knox is production and a different set up..

So lets look at the other two he says he would except as a "proper" place...

lets look at rad...

looks like they have a no thrills work areas very similar to mine...
(http://i64.tinypic.com/14xnkad.jpg)
looks like my identical machine as a little more room to work than theirs.
(http://i67.tinypic.com/w817bl.jpg)

or how about fore..

WOW!!! Looks just like a movie ::)
(http://i68.tinypic.com/qqv0o4.jpg)

Looks like there is some stuff thrown around..pretty cramped too
(http://i63.tinypic.com/2d2973m.jpg)

Compare that with my place and they are just about on par with each other huh??

I am certainly not knocking on any of these businesses.

We all have a place you want people to see and look a little better, other places not so much. This is a dirty pain in the ass business. Lots of wear and tear on the environment. Sure make some really cool, hi tech and perdy final products, but its the making them that is the mess. Between machine failures (many times VERY dirty at time of failure, every had a 2500 psi hydraulic  seal fail in a piston?), the random fire, bi products, fire suppression and blah blah blah. The mess adds up...Plus you have to focus on productivity over looks. If I know a tech will need something 9 times out of ten at a machine, then I am gonna put it next to that machine without worrying a bit about looks.

This is real life legba, not that dream world you live in.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Rayzor on July 10, 2016, 08:06:12 PM
Hi  BabyHighSpeed,

Sceptimatic is certifiably insane by any measure you care to take,  I'd demand to see pictures of his backyard dome before you waste any time with him.   

Or if he won't do that just a picure of him standing along side his Bugatti or Helicopter holding a sign saying "Sceptimatic" would suffice.

Papa is worse than a waste of space.  Just ignore him and chuckle as you watch him squeal.

Back on topic,  I've been watching those videos that  Rabinoz linked to of Brian Mullins,  he says 50 things that are correct,  even writes down the correct equations then leaps to the wrong conclusion.   

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 10, 2016, 11:08:28 PM
This is real life legba, not that dream world you live in.

What, the dream world where the millionaire owner of an aerospace business spends all his time spamming an obscure flat earth forum with total bullshit & claims he's gonna build a $1,000,000 vacuum chamber which he will then test by setting explosives off in just to prove ONE member of that flat earth forum wrong?

Nah; that's your dream world...

And it's funny as fuck you mental bastard.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: JimmyTheCrab on July 11, 2016, 04:03:38 AM
I've never said I owned a Bugatti.

Quote from: sceptimatic
Only the alternative thinkers like me seem to have the same genius level. I'm not trying to blow my own trumpet here and boasting or anything, as I do have 13 and I am a professional. I have some camera's as well, expensive one's.

I like Bugatti's, helicopters and private jets. You know, stuff like that.
So naturally you have to understand that I can't be dealing with a skippy of sorts or a buck toothed jumped up just out of college kid with an attitude, or an ex navy radar operator who stands on the bow of a ship looking to see if the sea is still curved, whilst generally getting all upset and using foul language to try and get a point across.

https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=62334.msg1640687#msg1640687 (https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=62334.msg1640687#msg1640687)


Quote from: sceptimatic
Anyone who has qualifications in unprovable sciences is holding onto a worthless piece of paper.

It's like me telling someone  too have a look around my Bugatti and then asking them what they think of it. When they say, "wow" or something like that, I can then print them out a qualification as a Bugatti expert, even though all they've done is seen it's presence and have no clue about anything in it or what makes it work.

https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=62116.msg1633715#msg1633715 (https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=62116.msg1633715#msg1633715)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: JimmyTheCrab on July 11, 2016, 04:04:50 AM
You also claimed to have 17 patents, a helicopter and live in a mansion.  Not to mention the North Korean dissident.

Was that shit all made up too, by any chance?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 11, 2016, 05:39:58 AM
I've never said I owned a Bugatti.

Quote from: sceptimatic
Only the alternative thinkers like me seem to have the same genius level. I'm not trying to blow my own trumpet here and boasting or anything, as I do have 13 and I am a professional. I have some camera's as well, expensive one's.

I like Bugatti's, helicopters and private jets. You know, stuff like that.
So naturally you have to understand that I can't be dealing with a skippy of sorts or a buck toothed jumped up just out of college kid with an attitude, or an ex navy radar operator who stands on the bow of a ship looking to see if the sea is still curved, whilst generally getting all upset and using foul language to try and get a point across.

https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=62334.msg1640687#msg1640687 (https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=62334.msg1640687#msg1640687)


Quote from: sceptimatic
Anyone who has qualifications in unprovable sciences is holding onto a worthless piece of paper.

It's like me telling someone  too have a look around my Bugatti and then asking them what they think of it. When they say, "wow" or something like that, I can then print them out a qualification as a Bugatti expert, even though all they've done is seen it's presence and have no clue about anything in it or what makes it work.

https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=62116.msg1633715#msg1633715 (https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=62116.msg1633715#msg1633715)
Where's the proof I said I owned a Bugatti?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 11, 2016, 05:41:57 AM
You also claimed to have 17 patents, a helicopter and live in a mansion.  Not to mention the North Korean dissident.

Was that shit all made up too, by any chance?
If you think it's made up then carry on thinking that. Nothing will change at my end.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Rayzor on July 11, 2016, 06:41:50 AM
You also claimed to have 17 patents, a helicopter and live in a mansion.  Not to mention the North Korean dissident.

Was that shit all made up too, by any chance?
If you think it's made up then carry on thinking that. Nothing will change at my end.

Funny,  that's one of the very few things you've ever said that I believe.  How about you post a picture of your famous dome and prove me wrong.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 11, 2016, 06:49:47 AM
This is real life legba, not that dream world you live in.

What, the dream world where the millionaire owner of an aerospace business spends all his time spamming an obscure flat earth forum with total bullshit & claims he's gonna build a $1,000,000 vacuum chamber which he will then test by setting explosives off in just to prove ONE member of that flat earth forum wrong?

Nah; that's your dream world...

And it's funny as fuck you mental bastard.

Right.....so what I am hearing is once again you don't have an argument. So you must resort to non sensical retorts.

Also having to resort to mis quoting me. I have already stated I am not spending near a million dollars on it, and explained the how and why. If you want to close your ears and go la la la, which is usual for you, then that is your own prerogative. Still doesn't change a fact though.

I certainly don't spend all my time on here..sometimes I go a day or two without even posting or coming here, other days may over post. Depends on how busy I am, the mental energy I have left and so forth. I have stated why I originally came here, my back ground, the source of my anti social behavior, my disappointment, and why I will more than likely soon be departing here. So....once again...i will do it with you this time...la la la la la...

Such a tool....

Do something in reality, fantasy world is not very productive.

Oh...and toodle-pip


Scepti
Quote from: sceptimatic
Anyone who has qualifications in unprovable sciences is holding onto a worthless piece of paper.

It's like me telling someone  too have a look around my Bugatti and then asking them what they think of it. When they say, "wow" or something like that, I can then print them out a qualification as a Bugatti expert, even though all they've done is seen it's presence and have no clue about anything in it or what makes it work.

https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=62116.msg1633715#msg1633715 (https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=62116.msg1633715#msg1633715)

Intentional or un intentional...also reading it in the way it was brought up in the conversation , this seems to imply you own a Bugatti .

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: JimmyTheCrab on July 11, 2016, 08:03:50 AM

Intentional or un intentional...also reading it in the way it was brought up in the conversation , this seems to imply you own a Bugatti .
He has explicity claimed to own helicopters and sportscars before - I just can't be arsed searching for the posts.

It seems he's back tracking on being a North Korean millionaire inventor with 17 patents.

Basically scepti is full of shit, but I guess that isn't really a revelation for anyone.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 11, 2016, 08:08:03 AM
You also claimed to have 17 patents, a helicopter and live in a mansion.  Not to mention the North Korean dissident.

Was that shit all made up too, by any chance?
If you think it's made up then carry on thinking that. Nothing will change at my end.

Funny,  that's one of the very few things you've ever said that I believe.  How about you post a picture of your famous dome and prove me wrong.
Give me your email address and I'll send you the pictures and video.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 11, 2016, 08:14:18 AM
This is real life legba, not that dream world you live in.

What, the dream world where the millionaire owner of an aerospace business spends all his time spamming an obscure flat earth forum with total bullshit & claims he's gonna build a $1,000,000 vacuum chamber which he will then test by setting explosives off in just to prove ONE member of that flat earth forum wrong?

Nah; that's your dream world...

And it's funny as fuck you mental bastard.

Right.....so what I am hearing is once again you don't have an argument. So you must resort to non sensical retorts.

Also having to resort to mis quoting me. I have already stated I am not spending near a million dollars on it, and explained the how and why. If you want to close your ears and go la la la, which is usual for you, then that is your own prerogative. Still doesn't change a fact though.

I certainly don't spend all my time on here..sometimes I go a day or two without even posting or coming here, other days may over post. Depends on how busy I am, the mental energy I have left and so forth. I have stated why I originally came here, my back ground, the source of my anti social behavior, my disappointment, and why I will more than likely soon be departing here. So....once again...i will do it with you this time...la la la la la...

Such a tool....

Do something in reality, fantasy world is not very productive.

Oh...and toodle-pip


Scepti
Quote from: sceptimatic
Anyone who has qualifications in unprovable sciences is holding onto a worthless piece of paper.

It's like me telling someone  too have a look around my Bugatti and then asking them what they think of it. When they say, "wow" or something like that, I can then print them out a qualification as a Bugatti expert, even though all they've done is seen it's presence and have no clue about anything in it or what makes it work.

https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=62116.msg1633715#msg1633715 (https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=62116.msg1633715#msg1633715)

Intentional or un intentional...also reading it in the way it was brought up in the conversation , this seems to imply you own a Bugatti .
It's like me telling someone  to have a look around my fully operational AIRCRAFT CARRIER and then asking them what they think of it. When they say, "wow" or something like that, I can then print them out a qualification as an AIRCRAFT CARRIER expert, even though all they've done is seen it's presence and have no clue about anything in it or what makes it work.

Does the above mean I imply that I have an aircraft carrier or can people read between the lines and understand what I'm getting at?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on July 11, 2016, 08:17:30 AM
Still waiting for the laser experiment you did.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 11, 2016, 08:28:24 AM
Still waiting for the laser experiment you did.
Give me your email address and I'll send you all the info on it.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Rayzor on July 11, 2016, 08:45:44 AM
Give me your email address and I'll send you the pictures and video.

Done.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: JimmyTheCrab on July 11, 2016, 09:13:35 AM
I'm looking forward to hearing about this shit... :)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on July 11, 2016, 09:54:04 AM
Still waiting for the laser experiment you did.
Give me your email address and I'll send you all the info on it.
Send it to

Sceptictank@mailinator.com
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 11, 2016, 10:00:49 AM
I'm looking forward to hearing about this shit... :)

Hey he offered to email proof. I am interested..i give people the benefit of the doubt until proven otherwise. What if he is a helicopter owning, multi millionaire genius with 13 different degrees that resides in a mansion...I for one would think that is pretty nifty.

The reason I have pushed so hard to show proof when asked is to maybe encourage others to do the same. So maybe it is beginning, seeing now septi has decided to do the same....figure out who the real deals are. The frauds can GTFO...

Not saying you have to be some millionaire genius to be here without being frowned upon....just saying don't be full of shit.

I look forward to seeing what he sends y'all, if you could please keep this thread informed I would greatly appreciate it.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 11, 2016, 10:27:40 AM
I have already stated I am not spending near a million dollars on it

We already know that, Walter Mitty...

You're spending precisely fuck-all on it cos it exists only in your deranged imagination.

Lest anyone forget, this is what you claimed you & two mates were going to build all on your own:

http://www.bmisurplus.com/products/6555-thermal-vacuum-space-simulation-chamber

Oh, & please link us to the website for your fake aerospace engineering company.

Here's an example of a fake astronautics company website for you to copy:

http://www.silverbirdastronautics.com/

Here's an example of correct & proper methodology for dancing in honour of Legba too:



Please to be making observation & learning for future dancing proprietry.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Rayzor on July 11, 2016, 07:46:07 PM
I look forward to seeing what he sends y'all, if you could please keep this thread informed I would greatly appreciate it.

No email yet,  so don't be surprised if nothing eventuates...   he's probably outside giving the dome a good scrub down before taking the video.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 11, 2016, 10:11:13 PM
So now this thread's about scepti's experiment rather than BabyGaylord's enormous Lies?

I see what you did there!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 11, 2016, 11:58:43 PM
No email yet,  so don't be surprised if nothing eventuates...   he's probably outside giving the dome a good scrub down before taking the video.

Well that certainly is disappointing...I was really hoping he was truthful, would have been pretty cool.


As for Legba the snake....

You surely are a sad little snow flake aren't ya spanky.

I know a vacuum chamber seems like an "impossible" feat to someone like you. Makes sense I suppose, though it is just reinforced steel, screw valves, cross double welds and turbo pumps...just some of the things I have right at a decade of experience with, it's not that complicated, and certainly not even close to the most complicated thing that has entered the doors, just alot of time and material.

Also fyi, these "mates" are some of the highest tier fabricators that has done contract work for me for years...i know all this does not compute and I do not expect it to spank spank.

I have proved everything I have said so far....what have you proven besides the fact this is true
And don't worry about Legba he just wishes he had a talent in life besides repulsing women and flatulence

Toodle-pip loser.... toodle-pip
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 12, 2016, 10:55:18 AM
So you won't link us to the website of your fake company?

Of course you won't.

Because it doesn't exist.

Same as your fake $1,000,000 vacuum chamber.

Same as fake you.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Empirical on July 12, 2016, 11:41:48 AM
So you won't link us to the website of your fake company?

Of course you won't.

Because it doesn't exist.

Same as your fake $1,000,000 vacuum chamber.

Same as fake me (I am Geoff).
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 12, 2016, 12:12:57 PM
Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?

Still waiting...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on July 12, 2016, 03:39:36 PM
So you won't link us to the website of your fake company?
Did he ever claim to have a company website?

I didn't realize that having a company website was required.

Maybe I had better tell my boss to get one up ASAP.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 12, 2016, 03:50:22 PM
So you won't link us to the website of your fake company?

Of course you won't.

Because it doesn't exist.

Same as your fake $1,000,000 vacuum chamber.

Same as fake you.

I post more up and you will say it's fake...or some other bullshit excuse. I have posted up plenty about myself so far. Even spent an hour out of my day on a sunday to meet scepti's wishes...Want more, gotta prove something about yourself. Done doing your dance...post up something to prove some of the stuff you have said about yourself, in return, I will post my name and company name. That simple....want to be a scared little judgemental bitch throwing rocks from your glass house?? Fine...your prerogative, just don't expect anything from me.

I have said a many times it is a mechanical engineering firm, NOT JUST AN AEROSPACE COMPANY, just some of the things we do is aerospace. Also stated business is very slim for that after private sector collapse. Do many many other things.

I have already answered your question of the delay...go back and read since you forgot. That is what started you on your hate spree for my place.

Toodle-pip loser
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 12, 2016, 09:52:19 PM
*Yawn!*

You take a long to time say nothing.

Like you're taking a long time to make your $1,000,000 vacuum chamber.

Which you'll then set explosives off in just to prove one member of a flat earth forum wrong.

Or something?

You really don't comprehend how mad you come across as do you?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 12, 2016, 10:51:23 PM
You are the only one calling me mad....doesn't that make YOU wonder??

Ha ha nah, I know it doesn't.

What is crazy about me saying I do very little areospace work now? It's just little bonuses, used to be a bigger part at one point.

The hybrid design rocket I chose is very safe and controlled... spontaneous failure is almost impossible. It's no power house but will be enough for the test. Be closer to a compressed flame thrower than a rocket comparatively.

What is crazy about being able to build the chamber at the price i am. It's all a part of my industry...just a perk of it. Is a restaurant owner going to pay very much for his in house meal?? Especially since many of the components are modified from existing in house components. Sooo.....????

Once again you failed. .just like when you tried to prove my business was shit when all my competitors was very close to the same...or so many other points you try to prove... one day papa you gotta come to terms with yourself.


And you want any more info about me, gotta prove the things you say about yourself is true, or at least some things. Then as promised I will post up my business and my name. Easy greasy. I have always kept my word if I said I am going to post something someone asked for.

If not then as you say GTFO!!

Toodle-pip
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 13, 2016, 09:59:32 AM
*Yawn!*

You take a long to time say nothing.

Like you're taking a long time to make your $1,000,000 vacuum chamber.

Which you'll then set explosives off in just to prove one member of a flat earth forum wrong.

Or something?

You really don't comprehend how mad you come across as do you?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Rayzor on July 13, 2016, 10:35:50 AM
If you ignore him he will go away.    It's sort of like the opposite of   "If you build it they will come"

Keep responding to him and you are just feeding his trollish appetites...   or ...  you could do what a few have done, and that's called reverse trolling,  which is just throwing out bait and waiting for him to bite...  he never can tell when he's being baited.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 13, 2016, 11:02:24 AM
Yeah, nice 'ignoring', dickhead.

Still waiting for this bullshit to actually happen:

Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 13, 2016, 12:44:35 PM
One can never be too cautious and underestimate the ability of stuck gauges to distract one from one's stated purpose. Of course we all knew nothing was ever going to come of this thread to begin with...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on July 13, 2016, 06:59:38 PM
One can never be too cautious and underestimate the ability of stuck gauges to distract one from one's stated purpose. Of course we all knew nothing was ever going to come of this thread to begin with...
(http://publicdomainvectors.org/tn_img/1312278370.png)  Couldn't find any stuck vacuum gauges, are vacuum tubes close enough?  (http://publicdomainvectors.org/tn_img/1312278370.png)

Papa had a little dog,
its feet were black as soot,
and everywhere that Papa went,
his sooty foot he put.
(https://thumb9.shutterstock.com/thumb_large/533083/138756926/stock-vector-hand-drawn-wolf-linework-vector-138756926.jpg)
Gotta watch for the Puppies new attack dog! Grrr, Grrr.
;D Do you follow him everywhere, or are you just on call for the difficult cases.  ;D
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 14, 2016, 05:06:56 AM
One can never be too cautious and underestimate the ability of stuck gauges to distract one from one's stated purpose. Of course we all knew nothing was ever going to come of this thread to begin with...
(http://publicdomainvectors.org/tn_img/1312278370.png)  Couldn't find any stuck vacuum gauges, are vacuum tubes close enough?  (http://publicdomainvectors.org/tn_img/1312278370.png)

Papa had a little dog,
its feet were black as soot,
and everywhere that Papa went,
his sooty foot he put.
(https://thumb9.shutterstock.com/thumb_large/533083/138756926/stock-vector-hand-drawn-wolf-linework-vector-138756926.jpg)
Gotta watch for the Puppies new attack dog! Grrr, Grrr.
;D Do you follow him everywhere, or are you just on call for the difficult cases.  ;D

Geez Geoff...you really ARE SORE!!! I would recommend a drink or two to calm your nerves, but by now I am sure you have built up such a tolerance it would have no beneficial effect.

Hey, don't get angry at me. I am not the one who came here starting a thread about how I am going to do this or going to do that...Get angry at the supposed Texan...he did that.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: JimmyTheCrab on July 14, 2016, 05:53:01 AM
Oh, I see papapa is using a new account, another one for the ignore list... :P
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Rayzor on July 14, 2016, 06:08:58 AM
Oh, I see papapa is using a new account, another one for the ignore list... :P

And he's pretending to be a flat earther,   what's even funnier, is,  he literally knows nothing about it. 
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 14, 2016, 10:42:10 AM
Oh, I see papapa is using a new account, another one for the ignore list... :P

And he's pretending to be a flat earther,   what's even funnier, is,  he literally knows nothing about it.

^'Reverse trolling'.

^lol fail.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: JimmyTheCrab on July 14, 2016, 11:38:58 AM
Well, he's joined by block list.  If anyone else wants the script:

Code: [Select]
(function() {
    'use strict';
    $("[title~='Papa']").closest(".body_message").hide();
    $("[title~='totallackey']").closest(".body_message").hide();
})();

Keeps the page clean, like he was never there...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 14, 2016, 12:33:35 PM
If you ignore him he will go away.    It's sort of like the opposite of   "If you build it they will come"

Keep responding to him and you are just feeding his trollish appetites...   or ...  you could do what a few have done, and that's called reverse trolling,  which is just throwing out bait and waiting for him to bite...  he never can tell when he's being baited.



I have left this thread alone numerous times yet he continues to return. Though this is all he has, so if he needs to troll to feel special, who am I to attempt to stop him. Or his little fluffy poodle lackey.

Want to know who I am prove something about yourself papa or any of you other idiotic naysayers...which I know you won't, because their is nothing to prove besides your ability to fail using Google...sad really, I have proven enough thus far.

Also very disappointed in sceptimatic not sending his emails he promised, I was truly rooting for him to be a truthful person. Again...sad really.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 14, 2016, 12:41:02 PM
I have left this thread alone numerous times

Then why did you start it in the first place you dumb fucker?

Seriously; what the fuck is wrong with you?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 14, 2016, 01:24:21 PM
I already stated why multiple times...learn to read.

Also you ignore everything else I said...lol..guess you kind of have to don't you.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 14, 2016, 01:46:12 PM
I have left this thread alone numerous times

Like you're leaving it alone now?

I already stated why multiple times.

What the fuck are you even saying?

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on July 14, 2016, 02:54:39 PM
One can never be too cautious and underestimate the ability of stuck gauges to distract one from one's stated purpose. Of course we all knew nothing was ever going to come of this thread to begin with...
(http://publicdomainvectors.org/tn_img/1312278370.png)  Couldn't find any stuck vacuum gauges, are vacuum tubes close enough?  (http://publicdomainvectors.org/tn_img/1312278370.png)

Papa had a little dog,
its feet were black as soot,
and everywhere that Papa went,
his sooty foot he put.
(https://pixabay.com/static/uploads/photo/2013/11/23/02/17/dog-216282_960_720.jpg)
Gotta watch for the Puppies new attack dog! Grrr, Grrr.
;D Do you follow him everywhere, or are you just on call for the difficult cases.  ;D

Geez Geoff...you really ARE SORE!!! I would recommend a drink or two to calm your nerves, but by now I am sure you have built up such a tolerance it would have no beneficial effect.

Hey, don't get angry at me. I am not the one who came here starting a thread about how I am going to do this or going to do that...Get angry at the supposed Texan...he did that.

::)  ;D Don't be ridiculous! Your efforts are so pitiful that it's hard to write a sensible response.  ;D  ::)
And I mixed up your photo, so I fixed that.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 14, 2016, 03:07:58 PM
^^^^ ha ha ha ha!!!!!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 14, 2016, 04:12:12 PM
^^^^ ha ha ha ha!!!!!

Exactly what everyone is doing considering the utter failure and disgrace you are failing to even attempt to achieve what you stated you were going to do.

We all knew you couldn't do it anyway, but what the hell.

Nice to engage in fantasy bull shit every once in a while...that is why porn is so big on the internet. Maybe you can start a stuck gauge porn site...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 14, 2016, 04:45:26 PM
(https://pixabay.com/static/uploads/photo/2013/11/23/02/17/dog-216282_960_720.jpg)

I think it's barking at me and showing its teeth....SO CUTE!!

Hey dickhead....I already explained the delay....and I have shown who I am besides exact name and company name, which could be shown if a certain few double standard jackasses would play by the rules.

Now get back in your yard before Legba starts looking for you. I heard he has an anger streak.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Rayzor on July 14, 2016, 05:45:59 PM
Aaaaannnnnddddd...........Still no email from sceptimatic.     Maybe he's still busy scrubbing the dome and aligning the optics.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 14, 2016, 06:48:22 PM
Did you check your spam filter? Lol
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Rayzor on July 14, 2016, 08:49:00 PM
Did you check your spam filter? Lol

Good thinking,  nope,  nothing there either,   unless sceptimatic is working for the Nigerian Government and wants to give me money,  or is he that Russian Woman wanting  to send me pictures?

Or maybe he's the guy who sent me this picture?

(https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTFD2U0-wiC46dXGNLuEKPqoNi6VLfaBJ0a9R7oqNw5GqvK5lWM)

I was expecting something a little more sophisticated...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 14, 2016, 10:17:47 PM
Oh I get it now; 'reverse trolling' = piss-poor shilling.

Though it sounds more like something you have to pay your rentboy extra to get him to do to you...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 15, 2016, 12:28:06 AM
Well, he's joined by block list.  If anyone else wants the script:

Code: [Select]
(function() {
    'use strict';
    $("[title~='Papa']").closest(".body_message").hide();
    $("[title~='totallackey']").closest(".body_message").hide();
})();

Keeps the page clean, like he was never there...
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D Talk about desperate.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on July 15, 2016, 04:25:16 AM
Well, he's joined by block list.  If anyone else wants the script:

Code: [Select]
(function() {
    'use strict';
    $("[title~='Papa']").closest(".body_message").hide();
    $("[title~='totallackey']").closest(".body_message").hide();
})();

Keeps the page clean, like he was never there...
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D Talk about desperate.

Looks like saving a lot of space on the screen! Puppies Legbone and Totally Crappy never add anything new!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 15, 2016, 04:48:59 AM
Well, he's joined by block list.  If anyone else wants the script:

Code: [Select]
(function() {
    'use strict';
    $("[title~='Papa']").closest(".body_message").hide();
    $("[title~='totallackey']").closest(".body_message").hide();
})();

Keeps the page clean, like he was never there...
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D Talk about desperate.

Looks like saving a lot of space on the screen! Puppies Legbone and Totally Crappy never add anything new!

In Geoff's world, new = some bullshit claim about building a vacuum chamber and setting off an explosive... or, a refill on some bathtub gin.

In reality, new = calling bullshit when it is smelled.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Rayzor on July 15, 2016, 06:36:40 AM
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D Talk about desperate.

How are you getting on with that video of the dome that you promised?     Promise me you won't  be a piker.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 15, 2016, 06:44:32 AM
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D Talk about desperate.

How are you getting on with that video of the dome that you promised?     Promise me you won't  be a piker.
Give me your email address. I won't ask you again.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 15, 2016, 06:58:31 AM
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D Talk about desperate.

How are you getting on with that video of the dome that you promised?     Promise me you won't  be a piker.

Sceptimatic's video is not what this thread is about. So GFY. 
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Rayzor on July 15, 2016, 07:00:26 AM
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D Talk about desperate.

How are you getting on with that video of the dome that you promised?     Promise me you won't  be a piker.
Give me your email address. I won't ask you again.

I PM'd you my email address days ago...   but never mind,   I'll send it again.


Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 15, 2016, 09:48:34 AM
Well, he's joined by block list.  If anyone else wants the script:

Code: [Select]
(function() {
    'use strict';
    $("[title~='Papa']").closest(".body_message").hide();
    $("[title~='totallackey']").closest(".body_message").hide();
})();

Keeps the page clean, like he was never there...
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D Talk about desperate.

Looks like saving a lot of space on the screen! Puppies Legbone and Totally Crappy never add anything new!

In Geoff's world, new = some bullshit claim about building a vacuum chamber and setting off an explosive... or, a refill on some bathtub gin.

In reality, new = calling bullshit when it is smelled.

Did papa let you out?? Or did you dig a hole under the fence again??

Pathetic people trying to project it on other people....sad case
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: TylerJRB on July 16, 2016, 03:08:34 AM
I'll look forward to it.

It would be nice to add as much data as possible. Selection of vacuum gauges etc.

I'm looking forward to seeing it work and papa reduced to the blubbering child that he is.

Be nice with a test with vacuum conditions and atmospheric conditions to see if there is any difference.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 16, 2016, 03:53:12 AM
I'll look forward to it... It would be nice... vacuum gauges... I'm looking forward to... Be nice...

STFU.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: TylerJRB on July 16, 2016, 04:04:16 AM
I'll look forward to it... It would be nice... vacuum gauges... I'm looking forward to... Be nice...

STFU.

Let's compare your 7000 posts of copy and paste nonsense shit which isn't even valid in anyway shape or form.

When he does this test and verifies rockets work in a vacuum. You will be crying for weeks. The realisation that all your BS comments are 100% utter lies.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 16, 2016, 04:07:00 AM
I'll look forward to it... It would be nice... vacuum gauges... I'm looking forward to... Be nice...

STFU.

Let's compare your 7000 posts of copy and paste nonsense shit which isn't even valid in anyway shape or form.

When he does this test and verifies rockets work in a vacuum. You will be crying for weeks. The realisation that all your BS comments are 100% utter lies.
His comments aren't lies but you and your posse friends are spewing plenty of lies, whether you do it knowingly or by sheer naivety.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: TylerJRB on July 16, 2016, 04:12:40 AM
I'll look forward to it... It would be nice... vacuum gauges... I'm looking forward to... Be nice...

STFU.

Let's compare your 7000 posts of copy and paste nonsense shit which isn't even valid in anyway shape or form.

When he does this test and verifies rockets work in a vacuum. You will be crying for weeks. The realisation that all your BS comments are 100% utter lies.
His comments aren't lies but you and your posse friends are spewing plenty of lies, whether you do it knowingly or by sheer naivety.

Well they clearly are, nothing he says is truth or proven in the slightest.

You're the one spewing plenty of lies and misinformation, doing a poor job of it too.

As for my lies, care to explain.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 16, 2016, 04:18:46 AM
I'll look forward to it... It would be nice... vacuum gauges... I'm looking forward to... Be nice...

STFU.

Let's compare your 7000 posts of copy and paste nonsense shit which isn't even valid in anyway shape or form.

When he does this test and verifies rockets work in a vacuum. You will be crying for weeks. The realisation that all your BS comments are 100% utter lies.
His comments aren't lies but you and your posse friends are spewing plenty of lies, whether you do it knowingly or by sheer naivety.

Well they clearly are, nothing he says is truth or proven in the slightest.

You're the one spewing plenty of lies and misinformation, doing a poor job of it too.

As for my lies, care to explain.
No need to explain anything to you people. You're here for no other reason than to spread lies and to make sure the truth is kept at arms length.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 16, 2016, 05:07:56 AM
When he does this test and verifies rockets work in a vacuum. You will be crying for weeks.

LOL!!!

You are fucking mental.

Let's remind sane people what BabyGaylord claims he & two handyman mates are building just to set explosives off in & 'make me cry for weeks' or whatever mad shit, I don't even fucking know any more it's all got so random & spazzed-out:

http://www.bmisurplus.com/products/6555-thermal-vacuum-space-simulation-chamber

Cool...

Fucking...

Story...

Bro.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on July 16, 2016, 05:16:20 AM
No need to explain anything to you people. You're here for no other reason than to spread lies and to make sure the truth is kept at arms length.

I don't think they need bother, you and your partner are doing an excellent already!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 16, 2016, 06:05:01 AM
you and your partner are doing an excellent already!

LOL!!!

An excellent what now you drunken old freak?

Seriously; just have fun.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Empirical on July 16, 2016, 10:59:24 AM
To answer the question in the title, it might help some people, but Puppy Bone is beyond help.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 16, 2016, 11:01:19 AM
Sokarul is drunk.

But he won't be banned.

Because this is a shill-run forum.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on July 16, 2016, 11:18:46 AM
He is not me you deaf dick.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 16, 2016, 11:30:54 AM
Yes he is.

But thank you for yet more forum-sanctioned gaslighting, proving further what a disgusting nest of shills & disinfo this entire place is.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 16, 2016, 11:43:57 AM
When he does this test and verifies rockets work in a vacuum. You will be crying for weeks.

LOL!!!

You are fucking mental.

Let's remind sane people what BabyGaylord claims he & two handyman mates are building just to set explosives off in & 'make me cry for weeks' or whatever mad shit, I don't even fucking know any more it's all got so random & spazzed-out:

http://www.bmisurplus.com/products/6555-thermal-vacuum-space-simulation-chamber

Cool...

Fucking...

Story...

Bro.

This is a prime example of who actually spreads disinformation. Plus you are the only one that has openly admitted in spreading disinfo.

I have already corrected you on everything you just said, yet you continually repost it without cause.

You are actually a liar, not just a troll. I know you have to live in your little make believe world to rise yourseld higher than others and compensate for your failure in the real world. I understand the psychology behind it, but that still does not make it right. Especially since it is at the attempted expense of other people.


Scepti is another disappointment, more so than Legba in a way. Though polite, and I will not say much else, as I agree with what symptom said, he is a free thinker and should not be stoned. Nor do I really see him put down others, as that is a reason I had high hopes for him. However, since he has been proven a liar, that truly is disappointing. I knew what Legba was, however, still bad some hope for scepti, thus why I think I am more disappointed.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 16, 2016, 11:51:42 AM
you are the only one that has openly admitted in spreading disinfo.

More gaslighting bullshit from the shills running amuck on an obviously shill-run forum.

Conclusion: the 'flat earth movement' is a shill-operation.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Pongo on July 16, 2016, 04:14:53 PM
you and your partner are doing an excellent already!

LOL!!!

An excellent what now you drunken old freak?

Seriously; just have fun.

3 day ban for personal attacks and telling people to kill themselves.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 16, 2016, 04:47:03 PM
HA!!! Just another key will go missing as Legba profusely assaults his unsuspecting keyboard out of rage, inferiority and pure distain.

His rage has increased systemically as more and more put him on their ignore list....

The days are long....the days are sad for Legba.

I am sure his pet Cocker Spaniel will keep things going until his return.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 17, 2016, 10:59:59 AM
HA!!! Just another key will go missing as Legba profusely assaults his unsuspecting keyboard out of rage, inferiority and pure distain.

His rage has increased systemically as more and more put him on their ignore list....

The days are long....the days are sad for Legba.

I am sure his pet Cocker Spaniel will keep things going until his return.

How's the experiment coming? Cannot wait! /sarcasm off as the whole thing is utter fantasy!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: TylerJRB on July 17, 2016, 12:52:12 PM
HA!!! Just another key will go missing as Legba profusely assaults his unsuspecting keyboard out of rage, inferiority and pure distain.

His rage has increased systemically as more and more put him on their ignore list....

The days are long....the days are sad for Legba.

I am sure his pet Cocker Spaniel will keep things going until his return.

How's the experiment coming? Cannot wait! /sarcasm off as the whole thing is utter fantasy!

Quite clearly when anyone can replicate the same experiment themselves. Fantasy in what way? that it proves rockets work or are you just in denial. I posted this a while back.

This is peter leane testing a rocket inside a vacuum.



Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 17, 2016, 01:12:24 PM
HA!!! Just another key will go missing as Legba profusely assaults his unsuspecting keyboard out of rage, inferiority and pure distain.

His rage has increased systemically as more and more put him on their ignore list....

The days are long....the days are sad for Legba.

I am sure his pet Cocker Spaniel will keep things going until his return.

How's the experiment coming? Cannot wait! /sarcasm off as the whole thing is utter fantasy!

Being one of legbones dogs I was speaking of...hey prove something about yourself to show you have any room to talk about anything. Or anything that proves what you say is true. You can't and won't so away with you. You're of no use.


TylerJRB..... why did you repost that??? You know that is one that got the great guage tapping scandal started ha ha.

Of course rockets work in a vacuum, I have seen enough scale test first hand to attest to that... and you dont need a monster vacuum or budget to prove it. This guy in the video is yet another proof if that. If any of these pin heads were serious about what they say, they would find unique ways to test things. They never will....all bark...zero bite. They don't want the truth, they just need to pretend they know something everyone else does to project peoples and their own focus away from their failings in real life.

Either that, or they are disinformation spreading people themselves as they accuse everyone else of being. To make people think critical thinkers are idiots, conspiracy theorists and so forth. Though I tend more to believe they are just the pin head theory.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 17, 2016, 04:06:52 PM
HA!!! Just another key will go missing as Legba profusely assaults his unsuspecting keyboard out of rage, inferiority and pure distain.

His rage has increased systemically as more and more put him on their ignore list....

The days are long....the days are sad for Legba.

I am sure his pet Cocker Spaniel will keep things going until his return.

How's the experiment coming? Cannot wait! /sarcasm off as the whole thing is utter fantasy!

Quite clearly when anyone can replicate the same experiment themselves. Fantasy in what way? that it proves rockets work or are you just in denial. I posted this a while back.

This is peter leane testing a rocket inside a vacuum.



Another sticky, arse pocketed gauge advocate...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 17, 2016, 04:14:12 PM
HA!!! Just another key will go missing as Legba profusely assaults his unsuspecting keyboard out of rage, inferiority and pure distain.

His rage has increased systemically as more and more put him on their ignore list....

The days are long....the days are sad for Legba.

I am sure his pet Cocker Spaniel will keep things going until his return.

How's the experiment coming? Cannot wait! /sarcasm off as the whole thing is utter fantasy!

Being one of legbones dogs I was speaking of...hey prove something about yourself to show you have any room to talk about anything. Or anything that proves what you say is true. You can't and won't so away with you. You're of no use. \

The only thing you have ultimately proven is your inclination to post fantasy and fiction. Make a claim you are going to do something and then...poof...I am proving that I understand bullshit when I read it. And that is very true.


Quote
TylerJRB..... why did you repost that??? You know that is one that got the great guage tapping scandal started ha ha.


Maintain the appearance you two or three shills occupying the board have new, fresh thoughts...sloppy shilling.

Quote
Of course rockets work in a vacuum, I have seen enough scale test first hand to attest to that... and you dont need a monster vacuum or budget to prove it. This guy in the video is yet another proof if that. If any of these pin heads were serious about what they say, they would find unique ways to test things. They never will....all bark...zero bite. They don't want the truth, they just need to pretend they know something everyone else does to project peoples and their own focus away from their failings in real life.


Are you going to do what you wrote you would do in the OP or not? If not., then just admit it and STFU.

Quote
Either that, or they are disinformation spreading people themselves as they accuse everyone else of being. To make people think critical thinkers are idiots, conspiracy theorists and so forth. Though I tend more to believe they are just the pin head theory.

The disinformation was in the OP. You wrote you would have this done in three weeks! It has been over a month. Chop Chop!!!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on July 17, 2016, 05:49:54 PM
The disinformation was in the OP. You wrote you would have this done in three weeks! It has been over a month. Chop Chop!!!

I thought we might be free of the Puppies Legbone for a couple of days. Looks like he's set if "attack terrier" onto us!
;D Of course rockets work in a vacuum - we are all shivering in fear!  ;D
"Total Lackey" is right! Totally Lacking in any knowledge of how rockets work and everything else for that matter!
Make sure you lick Papa's boots clean each evening after he comes in from muckraking - if you can stoop that low.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 18, 2016, 04:25:00 AM
The disinformation was in the OP. You wrote you would have this done in three weeks! It has been over a month. Chop Chop!!!

I thought we might be free of the Puppies Legbone for a couple of days. Looks like he's set if "attack terrier" onto us!
;D Of course rockets work in a vacuum - we are all shivering in fear!  ;D
"Total Lackey" is right! Totally Lacking in any knowledge of how rockets work and everything else for that matter!
Make sure you lick Papa's boots clean each evening after he comes in from muckraking - if you can stoop that low.

Meanwhile, back on the ranch ---> NOTHING being done relative to the OP.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Pezevenk on July 18, 2016, 05:52:56 AM
You know a disinfo-shill sock-puppet is out of arguments when it tries to dig itself out of its own bullshit with yet another sock-puppet.

You know - so it looks like it has friends?

Now this:

And atom does not exist as a solid tiny ohysical ball. It's a wave. Read about probability waves. No one that Clippy has quoted said they don't exist. They just don't exist as physical objects.

'don't exist as physical objects...'

LMFAO!!!

Weren't you the same guy who annoyed the shit out of me a year ago when I said that a wavefunction is not a physical thing? Oh no...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 18, 2016, 05:56:16 AM
You know a disinfo-shill sock-puppet is out of arguments when it tries to dig itself out of its own bullshit with yet another sock-puppet.

You know - so it looks like it has friends?

Now this:

And atom does not exist as a solid tiny ohysical ball. It's a wave. Read about probability waves. No one that Clippy has quoted said they don't exist. They just don't exist as physical objects.

'don't exist as physical objects...'

LMFAO!!!

Weren't you the same guy who annoyed the shit out of me a year ago when I said that a wavefunction is not a physical thing? Oh no...

^^^ The same guy furiously hammering away at the keyboard in order to obfuscate the OP, which is on a bridge to nowhere.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Pezevenk on July 18, 2016, 06:23:03 AM
You know a disinfo-shill sock-puppet is out of arguments when it tries to dig itself out of its own bullshit with yet another sock-puppet.

You know - so it looks like it has friends?

Now this:

And atom does not exist as a solid tiny ohysical ball. It's a wave. Read about probability waves. No one that Clippy has quoted said they don't exist. They just don't exist as physical objects.

'don't exist as physical objects...'

LMFAO!!!

Weren't you the same guy who annoyed the shit out of me a year ago when I said that a wavefunction is not a physical thing? Oh no...

^^^ The same guy furiously hammering away at the keyboard in order to obfuscate the OP, which is on a bridge to nowhere.

What is wrong with you? I don't want to obfuscate anyone, you're the angry troll here.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 18, 2016, 06:26:54 AM
You know a disinfo-shill sock-puppet is out of arguments when it tries to dig itself out of its own bullshit with yet another sock-puppet.

You know - so it looks like it has friends?

Now this:

And atom does not exist as a solid tiny ohysical ball. It's a wave. Read about probability waves. No one that Clippy has quoted said they don't exist. They just don't exist as physical objects.

'don't exist as physical objects...'

LMFAO!!!

Weren't you the same guy who annoyed the shit out of me a year ago when I said that a wavefunction is not a physical thing? Oh no...

^^^ The same guy furiously hammering away at the keyboard in order to obfuscate the OP, which is on a bridge to nowhere.

What is wrong with you? I don't want to obfuscate anyone, you're the angry troll here.

Yeah, right...The OP is about some supposed texan building a vacuum chamber and then setting off an explosive inside of it, all within a few weeks...t-minus crapola as there is nothing forthcoming...stay on topic and forget about wave function and non existent clap trap.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Empirical on July 18, 2016, 01:16:27 PM
Papa still hasn't answered what causes the photoelectric effect.
Papa, are you gonna give an answer now?
(http://cinema-crazed.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/600full-the-amazing-bulk-screenshot.png)
Though so.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 18, 2016, 02:19:30 PM
Papa still hasn't answered what causes the photoelectric effect.
Papa, are you gonna give an answer now?
(http://cinema-crazed.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/600full-the-amazing-bulk-screenshot.png)
Though so.

Reminder...OP is not about photoelectrical bull shit. It is about a texan who is full of shit and shinola.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 19, 2016, 02:25:16 AM
You know a disinfo-shill sock-puppet is out of arguments when it tries to dig itself out of its own bullshit with yet another sock-puppet.

You know - so it looks like it has friends?

Now this:

And atom does not exist as a solid tiny ohysical ball. It's a wave. Read about probability waves. No one that Clippy has quoted said they don't exist. They just don't exist as physical objects.

'don't exist as physical objects...'

LMFAO!!!

Weren't you the same guy who annoyed the shit out of me a year ago when I said that a wavefunction is not a physical thing? Oh no...

^^^ The same guy furiously hammering away at the keyboard in order to obfuscate the OP, which is on a bridge to nowhere.

What is wrong with you? I don't want to obfuscate anyone, you're the angry troll here.

Yeah, right...The OP is about some supposed texan building a vacuum chamber and then setting off an explosive inside of it, all within a few weeks...t-minus crapola as there is nothing forthcoming...stay on topic and forget about wave function and non existent clap trap.

Just another blow hard talking about things that are out of their pay grade. Speaking of things they do not understand and have no qualifications to speak of.

Banging on their key board out of anger in a dark and stale room, with nothing but bad dreams fueled by junk food as "proof". Living in a make believe world so they can be "top dog", and to remove other peoples and their own eyes from their short comings.

Instead if they truly cared about such truth they would actually search for it. Do what they could to test such things. Just one example of millions, you could test the rocket in a vacuum your very own with maybe 400 dollars, probably quite a bit less. You don't need a monster vacuum, a special facility, or millions of dollars.

Quit being a troll...if anyone would be paid shills I would vote the Legba camp.

P.s. I have already stated reason for delay, shit happens. It's business and life
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 20, 2016, 01:01:24 PM
You know a disinfo-shill sock-puppet is out of arguments when it tries to dig itself out of its own bullshit with yet another sock-puppet.

You know - so it looks like it has friends?

Now this:

And atom does not exist as a solid tiny ohysical ball. It's a wave. Read about probability waves. No one that Clippy has quoted said they don't exist. They just don't exist as physical objects.

'don't exist as physical objects...'

LMFAO!!!

Weren't you the same guy who annoyed the shit out of me a year ago when I said that a wavefunction is not a physical thing? Oh no...

^^^ The same guy furiously hammering away at the keyboard in order to obfuscate the OP, which is on a bridge to nowhere.

What is wrong with you? I don't want to obfuscate anyone, you're the angry troll here.

Yeah, right...The OP is about some supposed texan building a vacuum chamber and then setting off an explosive inside of it, all within a few weeks...t-minus crapola as there is nothing forthcoming...stay on topic and forget about wave function and non existent clap trap.

Just another blow hard talking about things that are out of their pay grade. Speaking of things they do not understand and have no qualifications to speak of.

Believe me, I am qualified to call out bull shit when I see it. I called you on your bull shit. Do not get all pissy, you faux texan.

Quote
Banging on their key board out of anger in a dark and stale room, with nothing but bad dreams fueled by junk food as "proof". Living in a make believe world so they can be "top dog", and to remove other peoples and their own eyes from their short comings.

Instead if they truly cared about such truth they would actually search for it. Do what they could to test such things. Just one example of millions, you could test the rocket in a vacuum your very own with maybe 400 dollars, probably quite a bit less. You don't need a monster vacuum, a special facility, or millions of dollars.

Quit being a troll...if anyone would be paid shills I would vote the Legba camp.

P.s. I have already stated reason for delay, shit happens. It's business and life

And instead of using excess time to build the fucking thing you claimed you were going to build, what do you do? You "pound on the keyboard."

Business my ass. Life my ass.

GFY.

R. Lee Ermey had you pegged in Full Metal Jacket. texans.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 20, 2016, 07:04:40 PM
It doesn't count as calling someone out on bullshit when it wasn't bullshit. I can say someone is 4"11 and say whenever they speak about their height they are full of shit. I am so smart because I see the truth and blah blah. But when I see that person is 6"4 as they say...then I am the idiot. Even if I carry on saying they are 4"11 , I am still the idiot.

I have proven enough so far, enough to refute you and your handler's idiotic statements.

I have even offered to show more, basically an unlimited supply of information and proofs from me (barring security things), I have only requested you, your handler, heiwa or scepti to prove some things they say in return. I put my "dancing" and"proofs" to an end until someone ponied up something. Yet everyone has refused. ..so I am sorry you feel that way, but the ball is in your court not mine. You have the power.

Your snarky comments about business and life. I am sure to someone whom has accomplished nothing in life, what I have done so far would seem impossible there for fake. However, they are plenty of people like myself in reality. There are also plenty of people more intellgent, and more successful than I in reality.

However you know what I do when I come across those people. I am nice, conversate , and try to learn from them...maybe even become friends with them at times. You surround yourself with losers, and dumb people, you more than likely will become one, or at a minimum not become fully what you can and be held back. You surround yourself with winners and people as intelligent or more so than you, then you will follow that path instead.

Yes there are alot of steers in Texas, and alot of queers...I am not a steer so I guess I am gay then. I suppose I would be a lesbian in technical terms.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Pezevenk on July 21, 2016, 03:45:03 AM
I'll just ignore the angry ranting by totallackey. When should we expect the experiment to be ready?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on July 21, 2016, 05:50:46 AM
I'll just ignore the angry ranting by totallackey. When should we expect the experiment to be ready?
On the 12th.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Blue_Moon on July 21, 2016, 03:53:08 PM
When should we expect the experiment to be ready?
On the 12th.

Day of Christmas?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: hoppy on July 21, 2016, 06:11:33 PM
It doesn't count as calling someone out on bullshit when it wasn't bullshit. I can say someone is 4"11 and say whenever they speak about their height they are full of shit. I am so smart because I see the truth and blah blah. But when I see that person is 6"4 as they say...then I am the idiot. Even if I carry on saying they are 4"11 , I am still the idiot.

I have proven enough so far, enough to refute you and your handler's idiotic statements.

I have even offered to show more, basically an unlimited supply of information and proofs from me (barring security things), I have only requested you, your handler, heiwa or scepti to prove some things they say in return. I put my "dancing" and"proofs" to an end until someone ponied up something. Yet everyone has refused. ..so I am sorry you feel that way, but the ball is in your court not mine. You have the power.

Your snarky comments about business and life. I am sure to someone whom has accomplished nothing in life, what I have done so far would seem impossible there for fake. However, they are plenty of people like myself in reality. There are also plenty of people more intellgent, and more successful than I in reality.

However you know what I do when I come across those people. I am nice, conversate , and try to learn from them...maybe even become friends with them at times. You surround yourself with losers, and dumb people, you more than likely will become one, or at a minimum not become fully what you can and be held back. You surround yourself with winners and people as intelligent or more so than you, then you will follow that path instead.

Yes there are alot of steers in Texas, and alot of queers...I am not a steer so I guess I am gay then. I suppose I would be a lesbian in technical terms.
Why all the incoherent ramblings?  Perhaps you could stop the heavy drinking for a few days. Maybe you would be able to collect your thoughts and present something worth consideration.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Rayzor on July 21, 2016, 07:05:06 PM
Why all the incoherent ramblings?  Perhaps you could stop the heavy drinking for a few days. Maybe you would be able to collect your thoughts and present something worth consideration.

You mean Papa is drinking again?

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 21, 2016, 09:34:51 PM
^Gaslighting shill with nothing but gaslighting left.

Still waiting for this bullshit to happen:

Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 22, 2016, 03:27:15 AM
Why all the incoherent ramblings?  Perhaps you could stop the heavy drinking for a few days. Maybe you would be able to collect your thoughts and present something worth consideration.
That was not directed towards you..so would you kinda cease the attempt to extrapolate the reply in the post. You will get confused as you already have. Anything I post to you is just a few sentences of simple phrases and sounds. This here has already grown far too long.

More cries for help

You, your mutt, or any of your posse of imbeciles going to prove anything you say ever?? Or you just going to continue on looking like a ignorant, lying fool?? Have you looked at the poll of the thread that just got moved to angry ranting??  Few points shy of 90 percent of the members here think you have no clue what you are talking about (being polite). That should be your wake up call.

Until then stop projecting on others your own insecurities
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 23, 2016, 08:33:45 PM
I'll just ignore the angry ranting by totallackey. When should we expect the experiment to be ready?
On the 12th.

Of never...

Of course the every day demands of business and life have occupied the faux texan...

Business being that of angry keyboard pounding, proving supposedly, the heavy demands being made on his supposed machine shop...

Of course, the project he promised? Takes a back seat to his real job of paid shill, occupying a flat earth forum, having to keep up with post quotas in order to collect his paycheck, instead of using the excess time to build the fucking thing he promised in the OP...

Reality.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 23, 2016, 09:06:54 PM
I am sure the make believe job of internet "shill" pays more than I actually make on reality.  ::)

If there were a job of internet shill I would imagine flat earth would be the bottom of the barrel position, or a training position until they could step up to some more mainstream conspiracies. In reality they do not need internet shills though, mainstream media and entertainment has done a great job in stopping outside the box thinking.

ANYONE that questions ANYTHING is immediately a conspiracy theorist or crock pot, and dumbasses like yourself only help THEIR cause, not the cause of truth.

Sure you wouldn't understand this, and I am sure in your world of scanning groceries (nothing against market clerks, just the dipshit ones) and banging on the keyboard yelling at your mother...you really wouldn't understand much.

Going to prove anything about yourself besides the dipshit you have already proved??? Didn't think so, if you are...I am listening and will even change my tune if proven wrong.

Until then...piss off
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 23, 2016, 09:20:37 PM
I am sure the make believe job of internet "shill" pays more than I actually make on reality.  ::)

If there were a job of internet shill I would imagine flat earth would be the bottom of the barrel position, or a training position until they could step up to some more mainstream conspiracies. In reality they do not need internet shills though, mainstream media and entertainment has done a great job in stopping outside the box thinking.

ANYONE that questions ANYTHING is immediately a conspiracy theorist or crock pot, and dumbasses like yourself only help THEIR cause, not the cause of truth.

Sure you wouldn't understand this, and I am sure in your world of scanning groceries (nothing against market clerks, just the dipshit ones) and banging on the keyboard yelling at your mother...you really wouldn't understand much.

Going to prove anything about yourself besides the dipshit you have already proved??? Didn't think so, if you are...I am listening and will even change my tune if proven wrong.

Until then...piss off

LMFAO!!!

I am not here to prove anything except the fact you are a lying shill occupying a flat earth forum.

Proof? Makes an OP and then claims everyday business and life demands deter follow up!

Lulz!

Everyday business and life is obviously that of feverish keyboard pounding of bullshit, as evidenced by number of posts since making the OP, rather than using the time to fulfill said OP...

Come on faux texan...vacuum calls...explosives to set off in said vacuum calls...Chop Chop!!!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 24, 2016, 05:03:50 AM
Chirp...Chirp...

Meanwhile, back on the ranch, the faux texan is harnessing the power of crickets in order to generate the power necessary to create promised vacuum.

Why not call Electrolux, Kirby, or Hoover?

Better yet, there was some lines written for R. Lee Ermey about you, a golf ball, and garden hose, if I am not mistaken.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 24, 2016, 10:13:46 AM
Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?

Yeah. Several people came here, stating they did give a damn.

I was one of them.

You, despite all your protestations, are a fraud.

The very thing you claim others are.

GFY, faux texan.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on July 24, 2016, 05:59:31 PM

ANYONE that questions ANYTHING is immediately a conspiracy theorist or crock pot, and dumbasses like yourself only help THEIR cause, not the cause of truth.

This.

Also,

Sup guys.

Edit, after trying to present evidence to the big yun in person he seems to have backpeddled on his claims. Unfortunate but probably for the best.

Double edit, hows the Vacuum chamber coming along BHS?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 24, 2016, 09:59:13 PM

ANYONE that questions ANYTHING is immediately a conspiracy theorist or crock pot, and dumbasses like yourself only help THEIR cause, not the cause of truth.

This.

Also,

Sup guys.

Edit, after trying to present evidence to the big yun in person he seems to have backpeddled on his claims. Unfortunate but probably for the best.

Double edit, hows the Vacuum chamber coming along BHS?

Holy shit!!! Welcome back!!

It was the rap battle wasn't it lol??

You haven't missed much here, I recently left an update about the project. Then firmly was called an unprofessional fraud after posting up some pics of some machinery of mine. Then when Legba tried to prove that, some of my local competition was set up the same way...shot himself in the foot, kinda amusing.

Did a little dance for scepti with providing evidence he asked for before he left. He actually accepted, but it did not start the hoped for trend.

And uh...just alot of yelling back and forth with no substance. I am speaking purely about this thread, though the latter could be applied to all threads here lol.




totalspaz
I see you were trying to gas light me last night.... sorry was busy with other things, actually went out and had fun. Sorry you were talking to yourself.

I see all you can do is yell and beat on things instead of provide proof of anything you claim or anything about yourself to show you have any room to talk about anything. Of course anything besides the chronic problem of "lighting of ones personal candle", or the issues at the grease pit of the day.

Gas lighting and other distractions is all you have...the old magician trick of diverging the eyes so they don't look at you.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on July 24, 2016, 10:26:27 PM
I've been keeping track of this thread.

Don't mind the guys who believe success is impossible.

Let success be your proof.

And yeah I can't resist a good rap battle xD.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 24, 2016, 11:57:43 PM
Oh I couldnt care less...it's funny reading faux Texan and what not when I am reading at my business computer in Texas lol. Especially from someone has proven nothing besides having a strong wrist, zero accomplishments, and a list of low brow ad hominems.

It is just the waste of time that gets annoying. Stating lies as facts, yelling as loud as possible hoping someone will believe the lie. Simple jungle rules, the loudest animal wins. If I owned this forum I would create a troll pit, the only place they could post in. Everytime they irritate people, derail, and so forth...put em in the pit for a few days.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 25, 2016, 04:40:00 PM
Oh I couldnt care less...it's funny reading faux Texan and what not when I am reading at my business computer in Texas lol. Especially from someone has proven nothing besides having a strong wrist, zero accomplishments, and a list of low brow ad hominems.

It is just the waste of time that gets annoying. Stating lies as facts, yelling as loud as possible hoping someone will believe the lie. Simple jungle rules, the loudest animal wins. If I owned this forum I would create a troll pit, the only place they could post in. Everytime they irritate people, derail, and so forth...put em in the pit for a few days.

When you crawl out of the pit of your fellow liars, frauds, and cheats, then let us know if you have even thought of getting a fire extinguisher to set off in the non-existent vacuum chamber.

What a joke! Lulz!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: origamiscienceguy on July 25, 2016, 05:02:07 PM
Are you the only person who is not one of the: "liars, frauds, and cheats"


Because if you are, then you are the odd one out.

Have fun being by yourself.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on July 25, 2016, 11:13:41 PM
Total lackey BHS is clearly not being paid to post here.

If you honestly believe he is please re evaluate the research you did to come to this conclusion.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on July 25, 2016, 11:59:23 PM
Research???

You surely are giving him alot of credit....think it's bad dreams and junk food. He is just projecting, like the cheater who accuses everyone else of being a cheater...

Plus I have supported any one agenda, the idea of paid shill makes no sense...it is mind boggling..

It's all good, actually ahead of schedule now for completion. Should be  good for the end of the month, got one extra on call contractor I wasn't expecting till next month (his project was completed early)..plus have been burning the 16 hour day oil myself.

Would still need to build the test rocket, but the hybrid design I have isn't very complicated and should not take long. Though that idea from the other thread of two Foucault pendulums side by side to see if they mirror each other has been sticking in my head. It is something I am un aware of bring done before and I think it would be very useful.




Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 26, 2016, 05:15:50 AM
Research???

You surely are giving him alot of credit....think it's bad dreams and junk food. He is just projecting, like the cheater who accuses everyone else of being a cheater...

Plus I have supported any one agenda, the idea of paid shill makes no sense...it is mind boggling..

It's all good, actually ahead of schedule now for completion. Should be  good for the end of the month, got one extra on call contractor I wasn't expecting till next month (his project was completed early)..plus have been burning the 16 hour day oil myself.

Would still need to build the test rocket, but the hybrid design I have isn't very complicated and should not take long. Though that idea from the other thread of two Foucault pendulums side by side to see if they mirror each other has been sticking in my head. It is something I am un aware of bring done before and I think it would be very useful.

Build a rockkitt!?!? Just get a CO2canister...sheesh...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on July 26, 2016, 05:28:47 AM
Research???

You surely are giving him alot of credit....think it's bad dreams and junk food. He is just projecting, like the cheater who accuses everyone else of being a cheater...

Plus I have supported any one agenda, the idea of paid shill makes no sense...it is mind boggling..

It's all good, actually ahead of schedule now for completion. Should be  good for the end of the month, got one extra on call contractor I wasn't expecting till next month (his project was completed early)..plus have been burning the 16 hour day oil myself.

Would still need to build the test rocket, but the hybrid design I have isn't very complicated and should not take long. Though that idea from the other thread of two Foucault pendulums side by side to see if they mirror each other has been sticking in my head. It is something I am un aware of bring done before and I think it would be very useful.

Build a rockkitt!?!? Just get a CO2canister...sheesh...
As I recall, one of the claims of various nay sayers is that rocket combustion can't happen in a vacuum.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 26, 2016, 05:31:05 AM
Research???

You surely are giving him alot of credit....think it's bad dreams and junk food. He is just projecting, like the cheater who accuses everyone else of being a cheater...

Plus I have supported any one agenda, the idea of paid shill makes no sense...it is mind boggling..

It's all good, actually ahead of schedule now for completion. Should be  good for the end of the month, got one extra on call contractor I wasn't expecting till next month (his project was completed early)..plus have been burning the 16 hour day oil myself.

Would still need to build the test rocket, but the hybrid design I have isn't very complicated and should not take long. Though that idea from the other thread of two Foucault pendulums side by side to see if they mirror each other has been sticking in my head. It is something I am un aware of bring done before and I think it would be very useful.

Build a rockkitt!?!? Just get a CO2canister...sheesh...
As I recall, one of the claims of various nay sayers is that rocket combustion can't happen in a vacuum.

So be it.

I just want to see the work done by expelling gas in a vacuum.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on July 26, 2016, 06:56:34 AM




And the thread is done. 
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 26, 2016, 07:01:30 AM




And the thread is done.

The sticky gauge guy again? Come on...proves nothing except he has a gauge that cannot be trusted...and his idea of fixing it is tapping on it...not very scientific.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on July 28, 2016, 01:30:23 PM
And the OP, so bent on demanding proof of others, remains cemented in proving nothing...

Still no rifle or pony there, uh?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: droidfuel on July 29, 2016, 08:14:28 AM
Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?


Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on July 29, 2016, 08:22:21 AM
Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?


Rockets don't push on air.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on July 29, 2016, 01:12:52 PM
Rockets don't push on air.

Just like you don't push on poop?

No sale.

http://web.mit.edu/16.unified/www/FALL/thermodynamics/notes/node33.html

Anyhoo; has this shit happened yet?

Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on July 29, 2016, 01:23:40 PM
Explain how one molecule hitting another can transfer a force to the rocket. Here is a picture.

(http://i331.photobucket.com/albums/l448/sokarul/air.jpg) (http://s331.photobucket.com/user/sokarul/media/air.jpg.html)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on July 29, 2016, 03:29:04 PM
http://web.mit.edu/16.unified/www/FALL/thermodynamics/notes/node33.html
What does that link have to do with rockets in a vacuum? ???
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on August 01, 2016, 06:53:21 AM
So, any progress on the OP? I thought not...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on August 02, 2016, 04:05:50 PM
So, any progress on the OP? I thought not...

Gauge must really be starting to be awful uncomfortable...

Mind you, not spending any free time engaged in fulfilling the OP...just mindless ramblings in sub fora...What a tool...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on August 02, 2016, 09:42:44 PM
Already gave progress report a week ago or so bitchmaid.

The chamber shell is complete, plumbing is about to be. Then will set the dye for a week, then will infrared all welds and go from there. If it passes qc, then will add the internal reinforcement and it will be time for a test run.


Now quit yapping total lacking, or yap about something about yourself that is productive for once.

Bye now
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on August 03, 2016, 01:39:10 PM
Already gave progress report a week ago or so bitchmaid.
not in this thread.

The chamber shell is complete, plumbing is about to be. Then will set the dye for a week, then will infrared all welds and go from there. If it passes qc, then will add the internal reinforcement and it will be time for a test run.


Now quit yapping total lacking, or yap about something about yourself that is productive for once.

Bye now
[/quote]

I think you have trouble measuring time. C you in a month, fibber...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on August 06, 2016, 02:36:59 PM
Update please!

Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: origamiscienceguy on August 06, 2016, 02:37:47 PM
Welcome back, Papa.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on August 06, 2016, 02:43:32 PM
Were you waiting you filthy shill scum?

Lol yes you were!

Nobody cares anyway...

You filthy waste-of-life shill scum.

Update please!

Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on August 06, 2016, 02:44:34 PM
You do love me.... :-*

There is an update on this page please read sweetie pie
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on August 06, 2016, 02:52:01 PM
There is an update on this page

No there isn't you psycho.

There's just you typing mad shit with zero evidence like always...

Have all you shills just given up on Reality altogether?

Probably...

What a nuthouse this place still is...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on August 06, 2016, 03:04:16 PM

The chamber shell is complete, plumbing is about to be. Then will set the dye for a week, then will infrared all welds and go from there. If it passes qc, then will add the internal reinforcement and it will be time for a test run.


Well lookie there. Though you gave never been much for research anyways.

Also...proof...really..do you really want to go there? That is certainly something you are not strong in...I have proven everything I have said thus far besides giving personal information. Already said I need something in return to go that far, which of course you can't provide.

I am sure someone will be impressed with your grocery bagging at the supermarket.


Oh and again, welcome back hot stuff.. :-*
I am sure with ski actually being a moderator who does something besides grope himself, your stay will be limited. We all know you cannot control yourself ;D
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on August 06, 2016, 03:06:19 PM
I have proven everything I have said thus far

lol fail.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: WISHTOLAUGH on August 16, 2016, 04:15:07 PM
Already gave progress report a week ago or so bitchmaid.

The chamber shell is complete, plumbing is about to be. Then will set the dye for a week, then will infrared all welds and go from there. If it passes qc, then will add the internal reinforcement and it will be time for a test run.


Now quit yapping total lacking, or yap about something about yourself that is productive for once.

Bye now

I was wondering how things are progressing?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: SpJunk on August 16, 2016, 07:15:48 PM
Near the beginning of your video you mentioned that CO2
"also pushes the air and air pushes back".

While that is true, it is irrelevant for the cartridge itself.

The portion of CO2 that pushes the air has already
left the cartridge and doesn't affects its acceleration any more.

Cartridge already left forward.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: SpJunk on August 16, 2016, 07:36:53 PM
Rockets don't push on air.

Just like you don't push on poop?

No sale.

http://web.mit.edu/16.unified/www/FALL/thermodynamics/notes/node33.html


Ok, Papa, explain these kids what is in the link you posted.

Tell them what is ISOTHERMAL expansion.
Tell them how rocket gas flow is NOT ISOTHERMAL.
Tell them what is the difference between unrestrained and restrained expansion.
Show them why is that difference important.
And what is the difference between CLOSED system with two chambers from Fig 4.3,
and OPEN system in space vacuum.

Remember to mention that in case described in the article as:
Quote
During the expansion there is no work exchanged with the
surroundings because there is no motion of the boundaries
we have those boundaries fixed, keeping gas confined after the limited
expansion. Boundaries are also thermal isolation.

In vacuum of space we don't have that type of boundaries, or we can say
"edge of gas volume is boundary and gas is free to move it endlessly".

What else I forgot?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: SpJunk on August 16, 2016, 07:48:41 PM
Explain how one molecule hitting another can transfer a force to the rocket. Here is a picture.

... IMAGE ...


It doesn't exactly work that way.

Rocket engine blows out stream of gas with certain mass and speed.
Law of conservation of momentum shows that speed of gas is adding
more to rocket's existing speed, depending on proportion between
gas mass and rocket mass.

For example: 10 kg of gas at speed of 500 m/s will add 20 m/s to rocket of 250 kg.
If rocket was going 850 m/s, now it will go 870 m/s.
For us on the ground, gas blown out will actually lose speed from 850 m/s to 350 m/s,
and the moment it leaves the rocket it will either keep remaining speed of 350 m/s in vacuum,
or lose the remaining speed in surrounding air.
If the rocket is in air, additional speed of rocket will also be lower because of air drag.

However, as rocket burns more fuel, and blows out more of gas,
it becomes lighter, and new portion of same mass and speed of gas
adds a little bit more speed to new, a bit smaller, rocket mass.

New weight of rocket will not be 250 kg but 240,
and new 10 kg of gas at 500 m/s will add 20.83 m/s to 240 kg of rocket
(10 kg x 500 m/s = 240 kg x 20.833 m/s),
reducing rocket weight to 230 kg and increasing next speed increase.

Of course, it is not happening in steps of 10 by 10 kg.
The whole thing goes gradually.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on August 17, 2016, 12:57:43 AM
Already gave progress report a week ago or so bitchmaid.

The chamber shell is complete, plumbing is about to be. Then will set the dye for a week, then will infrared all welds and go from there. If it passes qc, then will add the internal reinforcement and it will be time for a test run.


Now quit yapping total lacking, or yap about something about yourself that is productive for once.

Bye now

I was wondering how things are progressing?

Will be testing this weekend  ;D ;D

Only going to 1 torr for the initial run. I imagine there will be issues, just hoping nothing structural. Never know though...perfect world it all could go smoothly. Will be taking structural measurements via laser and mag sensors, another dye treatment for welds, stress loads for the pumps/transfer assembly/engine, check valves and screw valves...actually I will not bore people with rambling on. 

Moral being, will be testing it, hoping it all goes well and only minor issues appear. Will prob be Sunday, Tuesday at the latest, depending on when we finish this current project.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Denspressure on August 17, 2016, 08:17:12 AM
Hopefully everything works out with the first test. You are basically running your pumps with a car combustion engine?

I don't think you have posted any photos or video's of the chamber so far? that'd be great. Its kind of hard to believe something without images to proof it...

Can we expect any video's of you testing the thing for the first time? I am sure you'll have plenty of cameras at key points for investigation if anything goes wrong.

A massive amount of FE and RE theories can be tested with a vacuum chamber this big, with this kind of reliability. With this, there is a standard and stationary test bed , no variables of testing on different locations, different materials, different pumps.

is the room its in climate controlled? temperature and humidity.


Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on August 18, 2016, 09:59:25 AM
Hopefully everything works out with the first test. You are basically running your pumps with a car combustion engine?

I don't think you have posted any photos or video's of the chamber so far? that'd be great. Its kind of hard to believe something without images to proof it...

Can we expect any video's of you testing the thing for the first time? I am sure you'll have plenty of cameras at key points for investigation if anything goes wrong.

A massive amount of FE and RE theories can be tested with a vacuum chamber this big, with this kind of reliability. With this, there is a standard and stationary test bed , no variables of testing on different locations, different materials, different pumps.

is the room its in climate controlled? temperature and humidity.
^lol

Why should the room be climate controlled?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Denspressure on August 18, 2016, 10:54:38 AM
Hopefully everything works out with the first test. You are basically running your pumps with a car combustion engine?

I don't think you have posted any photos or video's of the chamber so far? that'd be great. Its kind of hard to believe something without images to proof it...

Can we expect any video's of you testing the thing for the first time? I am sure you'll have plenty of cameras at key points for investigation if anything goes wrong.

A massive amount of FE and RE theories can be tested with a vacuum chamber this big, with this kind of reliability. With this, there is a standard and stationary test bed , no variables of testing on different locations, different materials, different pumps.

is the room its in climate controlled? temperature and humidity.
^lol

Why should the room be climate controlled?

Sorry about that, was for something off topic but not really necessary.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sokarul on August 18, 2016, 11:27:14 AM
I don't know who's alt you are but are you aware I already put a scale in a vacuum and saw no change in weight of an object?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Denspressure on August 18, 2016, 12:23:22 PM
I don't know who's alt you are but are you aware I already put a scale in a vacuum and saw no change in weight of an object?

This account is not an alt. I don't think I have a way to prove this. Unless you get an admin to check if my IP address matches up with an other account.

I rather not go offtopic, but I have seen your video I think. Camera movement and kicking sound was a bit annoying...(Sorry, video without a tripod is a real pet peeve of mine.) and I saw numbers on scale change. But in the end object's weight remained the same no matter PSI.
I might be talking about the wrong video, mind giving me a link? I don't want to search through countless topics at the moment.


This topic has two things that need to be made:

1. Build vacuum chamber = Build finished, needs testing and maybe adjustments.
2. Try to produce thrust with a rocked in a vacuum = A small rocket has already been designed, the latest post about it says that it has not yet been build. Even if no rocket can be made, OP is open to people sending in their own rockets.

After the initial reasons for this topic have been finished, of course other theories can be tested.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on August 18, 2016, 07:39:18 PM
Hopefully everything works out with the first test. You are basically running your pumps with a car combustion engine?

I don't think you have posted any photos or video's of the chamber so far? that'd be great. Its kind of hard to believe something without images to proof it...

Can we expect any video's of you testing the thing for the first time? I am sure you'll have plenty of cameras at key points for investigation if anything goes wrong.

A massive amount of FE and RE theories can be tested with a vacuum chamber this big, with this kind of reliability. With this, there is a standard and stationary test bed , no variables of testing on different locations, different materials, different pumps.

is the room its in climate controlled? temperature and humidity.

Lets see, the first post was digging this thread up from another page, that actually remained the only post for some time. The screen name is a theory only one person here has, directly by name. The styling and grammatical organization along with inflection reminds me of someone dear to my heart......

Let me pull a legba here..

HI SCEPTI  ;D

You know, all you have to do is talk to me via telephone so I know you are not dangerously nutty and I will fly you out here. Give you a day, possible two for experimentation decided before hand, even pay for your lodging...only thing on you is incidentals of food or whatever exploration you want to do in the boring area of the DFW metroplex. Of course I would assist just for the reason of you being in my shop and the specialization of the machinery.  You know this offer already though :)

As for answering some of your questions...

I have went through most of these questions through out the thread, but will answer again for the direct questioning..

I had to down size the final design a bit as I have said before do to city and getting certs, still much bigger than my previous one.

Yes the pumps are a modified version of my in house designed pumps, modified to move air instead of fluid.

Yes they are ran by a Honda (to be technical acura integra engine, we rebuilt it to different compression specs, running an electric water pump with a pass through cooling system, ignition/timing powered remotely. Running through a modified transfer case from a Caterpillar unit with wet clutch control, to twin cog belt drives) with all of the equipment here I am out of power. Already past 800 amps in each building and cutting into my surge room. This was cheaper than electrical redesign plus dealing with the city.

No will not be videoing the actual testing, will need to focus on all readings from the specific gauges, sensors, lasers trips ect. Will be focused on structural flex, weld quality (looking for dye that passed through with UV), valve control, engine load and cooling, pump load and cooling, transfer case/clutch temp and so forth.

I post of pictures of everything I say and do, yet I am still called a liar/shill/loser/told to die and so forth. So I stopped posting pictures and trying.

Though of course if the rocket test is performed, I will video that. I actually did get a new HD camera just for things like this I have not even removed from the box. I think it is suppose to be 4k and capable of some sort of slow mo. I dont know much about it, but it is suppose to be good. Not my specialty.

Sorry building two is not climate controlled at all only building 3, and lobby in building 1. Typical humidity in is about 65 percent in the shop, it can go up to 75 if the water cutter is running. Temps this time of year is around 95-110 in building two. Though right now we are having a rare cold snap and its about 85, but humidity is about 85 percent.

I have a few gauges/monitors throughout to monitor as it requires adjustments of the machines at times depending on the material.


As for your statement in the next post, yes someone could send their own rocket. Though no solid/solid designs, too much contamination.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Crouton on August 18, 2016, 08:03:39 PM
Hmm a sock puppet account named Denspressure with 3 posts and an intense interest in vacuum chambers. Who could it possibly be? We might never know. We'd need an investigative mind on the level of Scooby-Doo to solve this mystery. Not since Clark Kent have we seen someone so skilled at hiding their alternate identity.

On a separate note. I'm really excited to see this thing run. The chamber seems relatively straight forward. What are you planning for the rocket? Anything special or just propellant firing upward?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on August 18, 2016, 09:20:52 PM
Hmm a sock puppet account named Denspressure with 3 posts and an intense interest in vacuum chambers. Who could it possibly be? We might never know. We'd need an investigative mind on the level of Scooby-Doo to solve this mystery. Not since Clark Kent have we seen someone so skilled at hiding their alternate identity.

On a separate note. I'm really excited to see this thing run. The chamber seems relatively straight forward. What are you planning for the rocket? Anything special or just propellant firing upward?

Lol mystery inc.

I'm excited too, I think the guys want a gas powered rocket because even they accept a water and air pressure rocket will work in a Vacuum.

Their strongest argument being free expansion of gas in a closed system.

I'm very interested, have seen the mythbusters rocket in a vacuum video but this is more legitimate in my opinion.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on August 18, 2016, 09:39:39 PM
Hmm a sock puppet account named Denspressure with 3 posts and an intense interest in vacuum chambers. Who could it possibly be? We might never know. We'd need an investigative mind on the level of Scooby-Doo to solve this mystery. Not since Clark Kent have we seen someone so skilled at hiding their alternate identity.

On a separate note. I'm really excited to see this thing run. The chamber seems relatively straight forward. What are you planning for the rocket? Anything special or just propellant firing upward?

Lol mystery inc.

I'm excited too, I think the guys want a gas powered rocket because even they accept a water and air pressure rocket will work in a Vacuum.

Their strongest argument being free expansion of gas in a closed system.

I'm very interested, have seen the mythbusters rocket in a vacuum video but this is more legitimate in my opinion.

Lol I didn't even know that the idea of an "air" rocket was accepted here?? I am assuming you mean something like compressed air. If that works then a rocket powered by a fuel and atomizer will work too. Either way, rather it be compressed air being released from a closed container or compressed air being released from a combustion chamber..The net gain of the air being released in a vacuum of such a way is a net gain of 0.

If a "rocket" is not accepted but "compressed air" from a container or cylinder is accepted...That is just another mind boggling contradiction I have came across here. The movement of mass is what causes the energy in either set up.


Crutonius....

Doing a very basic setup up. Hybrid design with acrylic based solid fuel and simple oxygen for the oxidizer. Normally liquid oxygen would be used, but this tiny of a scale regular oxygen will be sufficient. Will be using a simple RF control board I have that will control a motorized screw valve for the oxygen control, then will set the auto pulse ignition with a solid state relay running off the same board.

Will build a simple crane support to hang the rocket from, as well pressurized box to hold the agm battery for the electronics.

That is the drawn up plans for the rocket...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on August 18, 2016, 11:55:04 PM
I meant the old coke bottle, bike pump, cork and water rocket. (Bought one for my nephews birthday) Papa has told me he believes these would work in a vacuum in the N3 thread.

Something bout water being an incompressible fluid.

Hope things are going well on the project.


Edit
Quote from: Babyhighspeed
The movement of mass is what causes the energy in either set up.

Over 9000 times this. I don't understand why the concept is so hard to grasp...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Definitely Not Swedish on August 19, 2016, 12:29:56 AM
Conservation of momentum

Nothing more to say or discuss in this thread.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on August 19, 2016, 12:41:23 AM
Except the experiment being done, that's certainly worth discussing.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Denspressure on August 19, 2016, 04:00:02 AM
Quote
Lets see, the first post was digging this thread up from another page, that actually remained the only post for some time. The screen name is a theory only one person here has, directly by name. The styling and grammatical organization along with inflection reminds me of someone dear to my heart......

Let me pull a legba here..

HI SCEPTI  ;D

You know, all you have to do is talk to me via telephone so I know you are not dangerously nutty and I will fly you out here. Give you a day, possible two for experimentation decided before hand, even pay for your lodging...only thing on you is incidentals of food or whatever exploration you want to do in the boring area of the DFW metroplex. Of course I would assist just for the reason of you being in my shop and the specialization of the machinery.  You know this offer already though :)

Ask Scepti, not me. I can send you telephone details in PM, but please message your time zone and time when you are going to call.


Quote
As for answering some of your questions...

I have went through most of these questions through out the thread, but will answer again for the direct questioning..

I had to down size the final design a bit as I have said before do to city and getting certs, still much bigger than my previous one.

Yes the pumps are a modified version of my in house designed pumps, modified to move air instead of fluid.

Yes they are ran by a Honda (to be technical acura integra engine, we rebuilt it to different compression specs, running an electric water pump with a pass through cooling system, ignition/timing powered remotely. Running through a modified transfer case from a Caterpillar unit with wet clutch control, to twin cog belt drives) with all of the equipment here I am out of power. Already past 800 amps in each building and cutting into my surge room. This was cheaper than electrical redesign plus dealing with the city.

No will not be videoing the actual testing, will need to focus on all readings from the specific gauges, sensors, lasers trips ect. Will be focused on structural flex, weld quality (looking for dye that passed through with UV), valve control, engine load and cooling, pump load and cooling, transfer case/clutch temp and so forth.

I post of pictures of everything I say and do, yet I am still called a liar/shill/loser/told to die and so forth. So I stopped posting pictures and trying.
I don't care what Scepti thinks about your evidence... he should have accepted it and kept his word. He might have had criticisms after your test, but calling you a shill or liar without proof is childish.
I do care about photos though, looking forward to seeing some.


Quote
Though of course if the rocket test is performed, I will video that. I actually did get a new HD camera just for things like this I have not even removed from the box. I think it is suppose to be 4k and capable of some sort of slow mo. I dont know much about it, but it is suppose to be good. Not my specialty.
Nice, a more 'serious' camera will allow you to shoot at different frame rates while keeping its full native resolution.
The most common frame rates are 24fps, 25fps, 30fps and 60fps. 60fps can be used to slow footage down by half, 60fps -> 30fps looks great. 30fps -> 15fps looks choppy.

If it can shoot at higher fps, great! but then resolution might be reduced to full HD, 720P or lower. 4K is still pretty new in consumer grade cameras though, so I doubt it will keep 4K beyond 60fps.

Quote
Sorry building two is not climate controlled at all only building 3, and lobby in building 1. Typical humidity in is about 65 percent in the shop, it can go up to 75 if the water cutter is running. Temps this time of year is around 95-110 in building two. Though right now we are having a rare cold snap and its about 85, but humidity is about 85 percent.

I have a few gauges/monitors throughout to monitor as it requires adjustments of the machines at times depending on the material.


As for your statement in the next post, yes someone could send their own rocket. Though no solid/solid designs, too much contamination.
Understandable
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on August 26, 2016, 03:54:07 PM
Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?

Three weeks - Lied
Aiming for two weeks - Lied
Nothing actually done - Truth
What an inveterate liar and fraud you are.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on August 26, 2016, 07:48:37 PM
I really wouldn't blame him for not doing the experiment after only copping abuse and ridicule.

Although I hope It's done purely for my curiosity.

Spending a bunch of money on a miniature rocket when everyone has said they will not accept the results seems fruitless.

Edit, I'd rather spend the money on another motorbike.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: fliggs on August 26, 2016, 11:39:07 PM
I really wouldn't blame him for not doing the experiment after only copping abuse and ridicule.

Although I hope It's done purely for my curiosity.

Spending a bunch of money on a miniature rocket when everyone has said they will not accept the results seems fruitless.

Edit, I'd rather spend the money on another motorbike.

Exactly. I think the saddest indictment on the mental health of a conspiracy theorist was one crackpot who routinely said that all mass shootings etc were zionist frauds and hoaxes. And then, in one of the latest shootings, one of his friends was killed. His response was one of questioning. He thought that MAYBE this shooting was real but he wasnt sure. Even though his friend was dead and he could personally attest to it.

THIS is the standard of mental health of many FEers. You literally could not prove it to them if you took them to space and let them see it with their own eyes.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on August 27, 2016, 02:11:02 AM

Three weeks - Lied
Aiming for two weeks - Lied
Nothing actually done - Truth
What an inveterate liar and fraud you are.

I bet you are such a pleasant and successful person in real life, that everyone wants to be around ha ha ha..

Did you read my most recent post, or are you just following me around like a good Cocker Spaniel thinking there is some sort of food in my pocket? There isnt, now go back to Legba's yard before I call him....you know his temper. You wouldn't be so hungry if you stopped piddling on his kitchen floor, it really makes his mother mad.

I am done with the vacuum, just some software changes needed after first test. Haven't started on the little rocket yet, been swamped hince my very sporadic posting over last couple weeks. Had more projects than expected and some personal things as well.

I really wouldn't blame him for not doing the experiment after only copping abuse and ridicule.

Although I hope It's done purely for my curiosity.

Spending a bunch of money on a miniature rocket when everyone has said they will not accept the results seems fruitless.

Edit, I'd rather spend the money on another motorbike.

I am sure I will get around to it, I already have the plans drawn up, just need to make the damn thing. The design is simple, and fab time should not be super horrible. Believe me, this place is no longer a motivation for doing so..reading through this thread should answer the question of why I feel such a way.

However, I already drew it in CAD, and I am more motivated to just do it to do it. Also, it will be a neat YouTube video, I can only imagine the hot debate in the comment section.

Though at the same time, it actually started to irritate me being called a shill here and all the other things. Didn't at first like a water drop, but then as time went on it started to annoy me. Especially since everyone saying such a thing was hypocritical, made it even more annoying.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: fliggs on August 27, 2016, 02:58:19 PM

Three weeks - Lied
Aiming for two weeks - Lied
Nothing actually done - Truth
What an inveterate liar and fraud you are.

I bet you are such a pleasant and successful person in real life, that everyone wants to be around ha ha ha..

Did you read my most recent post, or are you just following me around like a good Cocker Spaniel thinking there is some sort of food in my pocket? There isnt, now go back to Legba's yard before I call him....you know his temper. You wouldn't be so hungry if you stopped piddling on his kitchen floor, it really makes his mother mad.

I am done with the vacuum, just some software changes needed after first test. Haven't started on the little rocket yet, been swamped hince my very sporadic posting over last couple weeks. Had more projects than expected and some personal things as well.

I really wouldn't blame him for not doing the experiment after only copping abuse and ridicule.

Although I hope It's done purely for my curiosity.

Spending a bunch of money on a miniature rocket when everyone has said they will not accept the results seems fruitless.

Edit, I'd rather spend the money on another motorbike.

I am sure I will get around to it, I already have the plans drawn up, just need to make the damn thing. The design is simple, and fab time should not be super horrible. Believe me, this place is no longer a motivation for doing so..reading through this thread should answer the question of why I feel such a way.

However, I already drew it in CAD, and I am more motivated to just do it to do it. Also, it will be a neat YouTube video, I can only imagine the hot debate in the comment section.

Though at the same time, it actually started to irritate me being called a shill here and all the other things. Didn't at first like a water drop, but then as time went on it started to annoy me. Especially since everyone saying such a thing was hypocritical, made it even more annoying.

I think most people would like to see your efforts. The FEers wont of course and we know their standard response(s). Faked video, shills etc.  Who cares? Well, we do. Knock yourself out!!:)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on September 01, 2016, 02:44:56 AM
God I hate to wake this thread up..but I said I would do this, and it is looking like I will have a little down time in the coming weeks. So....

Do I need to build an actual "rocket" the hybrid design I have already designed? Or is just a pressurized gas release "rocket" ok?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on September 01, 2016, 03:10:04 AM
I think pressurised gas release would be fine.

The argument was the misconception of free expansion of gas, a pressurised gas release rocket debunks it either way.

Pretty sure even Papa admitted he knew about hypergolic fuel mix.

The sites heaps better since Ski banned him.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on September 01, 2016, 08:40:46 AM
I think you should make whatever kind of rocket you want, and I still think this will be a cool experiment.

I haven't read every single post in this thread, but I'm pretty sure the only people giving you shit about it are PL and his alts. Maybe there were some others, but I think most of us will enjoy seeing it.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: boydster on September 06, 2016, 04:50:07 PM
God I hate to wake this thread up..but I said I would do this, and it is looking like I will have a little down time in the coming weeks. So....

Do I need to build an actual "rocket" the hybrid design I have already designed? Or is just a pressurized gas release "rocket" ok?

Do it to it! I'm also of the mindset that a pressurized gas release would show that the rocket concept works - at least, the part about whether or not expelled gas can provide thrust to an object in a vacuum. But I'd LOVE to see a real rocket engine fired... so... either way I'm on board. Also, a controlled explosion would be cool. But that's just fluff. :)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Crouton on September 06, 2016, 05:06:39 PM
God I hate to wake this thread up..but I said I would do this, and it is looking like I will have a little down time in the coming weeks. So....

Do I need to build an actual "rocket" the hybrid design I have already designed? Or is just a pressurized gas release "rocket" ok?

To prove your point all I think you'd need is just a party popper loosely zip tied to a pole inside the vacuum chamber.

Of course a rocket with a little more flare would be cool too.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on September 06, 2016, 06:29:55 PM
Yeah I have a more simple idea for the test rocket. Right now just kicking around how I actually want to film it in the chamber. There is no way to see inside.

Aside from just throwing a GoPro in would love to run a live feed to a computer. It isn't rocket science obviously just looking around for the best option.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Denspressure on November 02, 2016, 02:54:15 AM
It has been a while now.

Are you going to show us a photo of the chamber?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: andruszkow on November 02, 2016, 04:12:19 AM
Waiting for people to do experiments as proofs, only because they are users on the same website as you, but disproving other experiments that have done exactly the same is a showcase of lacking intellect.

In this video, all of the above has already been done. This is not only a topic for people lacking the knowledge of basic physics, it's a display of people lacking the ability to visualize what actually happens. For people doing arts, this would come down to people not being creative. It's the same mental mechanism that you miss.

Needless to say it's done and done.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Denspressure on November 02, 2016, 07:19:15 AM
That is rude... I never said I didn't trust the fact that rockets work in a vacuum.

Is it not Fair to want just one photo of the thing said to have been build over the course of months?

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: andruszkow on November 02, 2016, 07:41:19 AM
That is rude... I never said I didn't trust the fact that rockets work in a vacuum.

Is it not Fair to want just one photo of the thing said to have been build over the course of months?

I guess, but what you're looking for is the exact same thing done in the video above.

Edit: I wasn't targetting you specifically, but those who claim rockets doesn't work in a vacuum.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 02, 2016, 05:28:37 PM
Waiting for people to do experiments as proofs, only because they are users on the same website as you, but disproving other experiments that have done exactly the same is a showcase of lacking intellect.

In this video, all of the above has already been done. This is not only a topic for people lacking the knowledge of basic physics, it's a display of people lacking the ability to visualize what actually happens. For people doing arts, this would come down to people not being creative. It's the same mental mechanism that you miss.

Needless to say it's done and done.



Lurk Moar.

I am interested in how the chamber is going aswell.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 03, 2016, 09:06:29 AM
Didn't know this thread got dug up again. I thought I had already given an update a while ago. Anyways, it's been done for a while. Only thing new happening is changing the drive engine to an electric motor, as I am having to update the electrical in the building now anyways.

Other than that...nothing new. Due to things that had happened in this thread, and after this thread on this site. I had just stopped caring to do anything of seriousness here. When I first came here, I worked very hard (actually taking some sort seriousness here, as I thought this place was looking for actual truths) to show everything I claim is true either about myself or about what I am talking about (through multiple forms of evidence picture/video etc) because I take finding the truth very serious. So the burden of evidence is very important to me.

Anyways, then i slowly discovered that truth was not the goal here, and evidence was of little to no importance. Then I had some run ins with a few members here that just ended it for me (at least for the purposes I stated above)..So.... I am Sorry, I suppose, I never followed through with the rocket test. I still have the plans for it, I also fabbed up the a frame and the head of the little hybrid a little while ago.

However, just put it aside for a while now when I said fuck it. I mean I can still do it, would prob only take a few days (honestly just 5 hours If stayed constant on it, which is unlikely)...but really what would be the point here? I have no purpose in it, I have seen plenty of scale proto rockets in test chambers...it was mainly for evidence here, which I have already stated my opinion on that.


Edit...yes I still like it here, and that is mainly for some of the people. Not because I think I will learn something or discover a secret. (Though I do learn things here from time to time, typically it does not involve anything science related though)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 03, 2016, 11:55:07 AM
Didn't know this thread got dug up again. I thought I had already given an update a while ago. Anyways, it's been done for a while. Only thing new happening is changing the drive engine to an electric motor, as I am having to update the electrical in the building now anyways.

Other than that...nothing new. Due to things that had happened in this thread, and after this thread on this site. I had just stopped caring to do anything of seriousness here. When I first came here, I worked very hard (actually taking some sort seriousness here, as I thought this place was looking for actual truths) to show everything I claim is true either about myself or about what I am talking about (through multiple forms of evidence picture/video etc) because I take finding the truth very serious. So the burden of evidence is very important to me.

Anyways, then i slowly discovered that truth was not the goal here, and evidence was of little to no importance. Then I had some run ins with a few members here that just ended it for me (at least for the purposes I stated above)..So.... I am Sorry, I suppose, I never followed through with the rocket test. I still have the plans for it, I also fabbed up the a frame and the head of the little hybrid a little while ago.

However, just put it aside for a while now when I said fuck it. I mean I can still do it, would prob only take a few days (honestly just 5 hours If stayed constant on it, which is unlikely)...but really what would be the point here? I have no purpose in it, I have seen plenty of scale proto rockets in test chambers...it was mainly for evidence here, which I have already stated my opinion on that.


Edit...yes I still like it here, and that is mainly for some of the people. Not because I think I will learn something or discover a secret. (Though I do learn things here from time to time, typically it does not involve anything science related though)
You're a story teller and your stories must be told.
Babyhighspeed: Bring me a dream. Bring me a dream.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 03, 2016, 01:10:37 PM
Ahhh.. welcome back scepti. I see you are going to do some talking now, and give the alter ego a rest for a bit.

As always punkin , where is the proof?? I provide evidence to anything I say....just because I stopped caring here because of people like yourself, doesn't mean that fact has changed.

So...lets make you a deal. Forget all the monetary non sense, bets etc (unless you are so inclined)...let's make a simple friendly agreement.

You provide proof of two things you have said (its on you first, as I have provided plenty throughout my stay here, even did a proof dance for you one Sunday that took an hour out of my day) one of your dome you have, and another of any one thing you have said about yourself. Completely your pick.

In return I will, take any pictures/videos in any requested form or fashion, I will even be present in them face and all of said vacuum functioning IMMEDIATELY. As stated anything you want...I will even put a bucket of what in there, put my go pro inside, and film the water flash boil.

Then, I will take the time out of my week to build said tiny rocket, document it, and video the test. That is beyond fair....you give an inch, I will give the mile.

This is such a simple deal for honesty don't you think?

Do you agree to such a simple and fun agreement?


All public right here.....no "mystery" or "disappearing" emails...no "disappearing" PM's or any other non sense. Just right here, in the public for all to see. Truth is easy
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Denspressure on November 03, 2016, 02:43:28 PM
Just give us a few cellphone pictures :/

Some people like me are genuinely interested in the amazing experiments that can be performed, but I don't want to actually believe it without any pictures of the thing.

You are asking people for proof in the form of pictures, but won't honor such a request made to you by someone else.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 03, 2016, 03:13:14 PM
Just give us a few cellphone pictures :/

Some people like me are genuinely interested in the amazing experiments that can be performed, but I don't want to actually believe it without any pictures of the thing.

You are asking people for proof in the form of pictures, but won't honor such a request made to you by someone else.

Incorrect....yes I quit that stuff months ago for reasons stated above, however there are probably close to maybe 50 pictures of random things I have posted up to prove this or that(anywhere from my shops, to cars, to street signs lol...I think there might have been one of a glove in the great glove scandal i inadvertently started, gotta love legba) .

Even did an 8 picture montage specifically asked for by scepti to the exact detail he wanted. He HIMSELF said it was acceptable. As I said, in my previous post I don't waste my time with that anymore for reasons given.

However, I am willing to make an exception just for scepti. not like I asked for his first born son. If he is honest, it should literally take 2 minutes of his time.

Sure this happened before you "appeared", but it takes 2 mins to look at my post history to show I am not lying. As well other members can vouch for it whom were around during those times if they even care enough to lol. I wouldn't blame them if they don't.

Also........

Babyhighspeed: Bring me a dream. Bring me a dream.

Such striking resemblance to someone else's speech pattern on this site...especially when they are "telling stories" .

If one person were pretending to be two, I would tell them to be careful showing such "similarities"...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 03, 2016, 03:29:34 PM
I remember glovegate 2016
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 03, 2016, 03:39:31 PM
I remember glovegate 2016

Would you like a pen?? Who am I to yell about Hillary and her emailgate ;D

Also, glad you are still talking to me...thought you were mad at me for my anti liberal rants on other threads

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 03, 2016, 04:07:27 PM
I remember glovegate 2016

Would you like a pen?? Who am I to yell about Hillary and her emailgate ;D

Also, glad you are still talking to me...thought you were mad at me for my anti liberal rants on other threads

Not at all, you're one of my favourite posters here, I also think you raised some valid points.

To be fair BHS had posted plenty of proof in other threads of his shop, cars, piano, gloves etc. I have no reason to distrust him.

Post a pic of your bugati scepti.
fuck these guys man don't let them bring you down.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 03, 2016, 04:14:34 PM
I remember glovegate 2016

Would you like a pen?? Who am I to yell about Hillary and her emailgate ;D

Also, glad you are still talking to me...thought you were mad at me for my anti liberal rants on other threads

Not at all, you're one of my favourite posters here, I also think you raised some valid points.

To be fair BHS had posted plenty of proof in other threads of his shop, cars, piano, gloves etc. I have no reason to distrust him.

Post a pic of your bugati scepti.
fuck these guys man don't let them bring you down.
I don't have a Bugatti.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 03, 2016, 04:44:59 PM
^ What about your helicopter?

The dome for sure, show that....and one other thing you said you have/or are. Anything of your choice.....

Going to call me a story teller...fine, I am offering to prove you wrong (again)....if you are honest then this takes two seconds to win this little "agreement"

Plus....if I really am a story teller like you say, I won't be able to return my end of the deal. You get to prove to the whole forum finally that I am full of shit like you say I am.

That sounds like the best reward of all.....
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 03, 2016, 04:45:50 PM
Your helicopter?

I was too slow lol.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 03, 2016, 04:49:28 PM
^ What about your helicopter?

The dome for sure....and one other thing you said you have/or are. Anything of your choice.....

Going to call me a story teller...fine, I am offering to prove you wrong (again)....if you are honest then this takes two seconds to prove.

Plus....if I really am a story teller like you say, I won't be able to return my end of the deal. You get to prove to the whole forum finally that I am full of shit like you say I am.

That sounds like the best reward of all.....
My helicopter was auctioned at a charity event. I gave it to the charity to auction, free of charge.
You are still a bullshit story teller but I like you, like I said.
You can show your supposed big vacuum chamber like you say you have had made or not. I'm not bothered either way because what you will be showing will not be capable of proving anything your end.

Bring me a dream.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 03, 2016, 05:08:05 PM
My helicopter was auctioned at a charity event. I gave it to the charity to auction, free of charge.
You are still a bullshit story teller but I like you, like I said.
You can show your supposed big vacuum chamber like you say you have had made or not. I'm not bothered either way because what you will be showing will not be capable of proving anything your end.

Bring me a dream.

^I am going to show this to children when they ask about the phrase of the pot calling the kettle black.


Ok...show your dome, and something else you have said you have/or you are.
Mark off helicopter.
Mark off Bugatti.
There are plenty of other things left.

Completely non relevant, but I have a  ‎Rolls-Royce 250-C18 turboshaft sitting about 5 feet from away from me right now. I can post up a picture of that as well since you like helicopters, I will even throw in a thumbs up just for you.

Just takes 2 things densimatic
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 03, 2016, 05:24:16 PM
My helicopter was auctioned at a charity event. I gave it to the charity to auction, free of charge.
You are still a bullshit story teller but I like you, like I said.
You can show your supposed big vacuum chamber like you say you have had made or not. I'm not bothered either way because what you will be showing will not be capable of proving anything your end.

Bring me a dream.

^I am going to show this to children when they ask about the phrase of the pot calling the kettle black.


Ok...show your dome, and something else you have said you have/or you are.
Mark off helicopter.
Mark off Bugatti.
There are plenty of other things left.

Completely non relevant, but I have a  ‎Rolls-Royce 250-C18 turboshaft sitting about 5 feet from away from me right now. I can post up a picture of that as well since you like helicopters, I will even throw in a thumbs up just for you.

Just takes 2 things densimatic
When you want to spew your bullshit you need to make sure you don't appear to spend your entire life on here constantly trying to convince anyone who will listen, about your supposed riches.

Bring me a dream. Bring me a dream Babyhighhorse.  :P
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: frenat on November 03, 2016, 05:28:56 PM
Hmmmmm.  Babyhighspeed has posted proof of his claims multiple times.  Sceptimatic has proved nothing.  Who to believe, who to believe?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 03, 2016, 05:30:55 PM
Hmmmmm.  Babyhighspeed has posted proof of his claims multiple times.  Sceptimatic has proved nothing.  Who to believe, who to believe?
If I were you I'd believe Babyhighhorse.
I'm me and he's full of bullshit.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: frenat on November 03, 2016, 05:35:47 PM
Hmmmmm.  Babyhighspeed has posted proof of his claims multiple times.  Sceptimatic has proved nothing.  Who to believe, who to believe?
If I were you I'd believe Babyhighhorse.
I'm me and he's full of bullshit.
I don't know.  You're sooooo convincing.   ::)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 03, 2016, 05:48:20 PM
Hmmmmm.  Babyhighspeed has posted proof of his claims multiple times.  Sceptimatic has proved nothing.  Who to believe, who to believe?
If I were you I'd believe Babyhighhorse.
I'm me and he's full of bullshit.
I don't know.  You're sooooo convincing.   ::)
I'm not trying to convince you of anything. You decide what you want out of life and inside your head, by whoever takes your fancy.
All I am is words on a screen, with a screen name. I say what I think and leave it to everyone else to do likewise.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 03, 2016, 05:51:18 PM
Hmmmmm.  Babyhighspeed has posted proof of his claims multiple times.  Sceptimatic has proved nothing.  Who to believe, who to believe?
If I were you I'd believe Babyhighhorse.
I'm me and he's full of bullshit.
I don't know.  You're sooooo convincing.   ::)
I'm not trying to convince you of anything. You decide what you want out of life and inside your head, by whoever takes your fancy.
All I am is words on a screen, with a screen name. I say what I think and leave it to everyone else to do likewise.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: frenat on November 03, 2016, 05:51:31 PM
Hmmmmm.  Babyhighspeed has posted proof of his claims multiple times.  Sceptimatic has proved nothing.  Who to believe, who to believe?
If I were you I'd believe Babyhighhorse.
I'm me and he's full of bullshit.
I don't know.  You're sooooo convincing.   ::)
I'm not trying to convince you of anything. You decide what you want out of life and inside your head, by whoever takes your fancy.
All I am is words on a screen, with a screen name. I say what I think and leave it to everyone else to do likewise.

Translation: you don't prove anything because you can't.  You're just words on a screen.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 03, 2016, 06:22:49 PM
My helicopter was auctioned at a charity event. I gave it to the charity to auction, free of charge.
You are still a bullshit story teller but I like you, like I said.
You can show your supposed big vacuum chamber like you say you have had made or not. I'm not bothered either way because what you will be showing will not be capable of proving anything your end.

Bring me a dream.

^I am going to show this to children when they ask about the phrase of the pot calling the kettle black.


Ok...show your dome, and something else you have said you have/or you are.
Mark off helicopter.
Mark off Bugatti.
There are plenty of other things left.

Completely non relevant, but I have a  ‎Rolls-Royce 250-C18 turboshaft sitting about 5 feet from away from me right now. I can post up a picture of that as well since you like helicopters, I will even throw in a thumbs up just for you.

Just takes 2 things densimatic
When you want to spew your bullshit you need to make sure you don't appear to spend your entire life on here constantly trying to convince anyone who will listen, about your supposed riches.

Bring me a dream. Bring me a dream Babyhighhorse.  :P

Actually the only reason we are even talking about this right now is because your alt bumped the thread so you could call me a liar again. So here I am again calling your bullshit.

Most of my time for the last few months has been spent here either trying to lock heiwa's thread or ranting angrily about liberals. Or arguing with two women about how I don't hate women ha ha ha....

Don't really talk about much else...so again, a densimatic lie...you can't stop can you?

Hmmmmm.  Babyhighspeed has posted proof of his claims multiple times.  Sceptimatic has proved nothing.  Who to believe, who to believe?
If I were you I'd believe Babyhighhorse.
I'm me and he's full of bullshit.
I don't know.  You're sooooo convincing.   ::)
I'm not trying to convince you of anything. You decide what you want out of life and inside your head, by whoever takes your fancy.
All I am is words on a screen, with a screen name. I say what I think and leave it to everyone else to do likewise.

Translation: you don't prove anything because you can't.  You're just words on a screen.

Yep.....just like these....

My helicopter was auctioned at a charity event. I gave it to the charity to auction, free of charge.
You are still a bullshit story teller but I like you, like I said.
You can show your supposed big vacuum chamber like you say you have had made or not. I'm not bothered either way because what you will be showing will not be capable of proving anything your end.

Bring me a dream.
Translation....
I can prove nothing because I am the liar and dreamer. Deflection is my only tactic to hold the slight ounce of dignity I have left. (Just like the guy with glasses calling someone 4 eyes)


Just quit attacking me as well as lying about me, and I will leave you alone and quit calling you out on your lies/bullshit. Continue and I will continue. Sorry, from where I am from, someone calling you a liar is a big accusation that won't be let go.

Also, I am assuming you won't be completing my proposed arrangement ha ha.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 04, 2016, 01:24:34 AM
Hmmmmm.  Babyhighspeed has posted proof of his claims multiple times.  Sceptimatic has proved nothing.  Who to believe, who to believe?
If I were you I'd believe Babyhighhorse.
I'm me and he's full of bullshit.
I don't know.  You're sooooo convincing.   ::)
I'm not trying to convince you of anything. You decide what you want out of life and inside your head, by whoever takes your fancy.
All I am is words on a screen, with a screen name. I say what I think and leave it to everyone else to do likewise.

Translation: you don't prove anything because you can't.  You're just words on a screen.
Correct. I can't prove anything anymore than you people can. It's always a stalemate on a forum.
It's simply down to each individual to take any tit bits from any thought process of whoever.

Free thinking requires naked thought, not indoctrinated ready to go thoughts that you people possess.
The people I find interesting are those that can literally think outside of the box. It doesn't have to be directly provable in what they say; it just has to be enough to give out food for thought.

This is why I enjoy those type of people.
People like you are 10 a penny on here. Like a pet shop full of parrots just harping on the same old crap as to what goes on in that shop, because that's as far as the parroting can go, unless one escapes the environment.
The problem with that is, most get attacked and eaten.
Can you see any similarities to human life?

Probably not, because, like I say: PARROTS.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 04, 2016, 01:27:24 AM
My helicopter was auctioned at a charity event. I gave it to the charity to auction, free of charge.
You are still a bullshit story teller but I like you, like I said.
You can show your supposed big vacuum chamber like you say you have had made or not. I'm not bothered either way because what you will be showing will not be capable of proving anything your end.

Bring me a dream.

^I am going to show this to children when they ask about the phrase of the pot calling the kettle black.


Ok...show your dome, and something else you have said you have/or you are.
Mark off helicopter.
Mark off Bugatti.
There are plenty of other things left.

Completely non relevant, but I have a  ‎Rolls-Royce 250-C18 turboshaft sitting about 5 feet from away from me right now. I can post up a picture of that as well since you like helicopters, I will even throw in a thumbs up just for you.

Just takes 2 things densimatic
When you want to spew your bullshit you need to make sure you don't appear to spend your entire life on here constantly trying to convince anyone who will listen, about your supposed riches.

Bring me a dream. Bring me a dream Babyhighhorse.  :P

Actually the only reason we are even talking about this right now is because your alt bumped the thread so you could call me a liar again. So here I am again calling your bullshit.

Most of my time for the last few months has been spent here either trying to lock heiwa's thread or ranting angrily about liberals. Or arguing with two women about how I don't hate women ha ha ha....

Don't really talk about much else...so again, a densimatic lie...you can't stop can you?

Hmmmmm.  Babyhighspeed has posted proof of his claims multiple times.  Sceptimatic has proved nothing.  Who to believe, who to believe?
If I were you I'd believe Babyhighhorse.
I'm me and he's full of bullshit.
I don't know.  You're sooooo convincing.   ::)
I'm not trying to convince you of anything. You decide what you want out of life and inside your head, by whoever takes your fancy.
All I am is words on a screen, with a screen name. I say what I think and leave it to everyone else to do likewise.

Translation: you don't prove anything because you can't.  You're just words on a screen.

Yep.....just like these....

My helicopter was auctioned at a charity event. I gave it to the charity to auction, free of charge.
You are still a bullshit story teller but I like you, like I said.
You can show your supposed big vacuum chamber like you say you have had made or not. I'm not bothered either way because what you will be showing will not be capable of proving anything your end.

Bring me a dream.
Translation....
I can prove nothing because I am the liar and dreamer. Deflection is my only tactic to hold the slight ounce of dignity I have left. (Just like the guy with glasses calling someone 4 eyes)


Just quit attacking me as well as lying about me, and I will leave you alone and quit calling you out on your lies/bullshit. Continue and I will continue. Sorry, from where I am from, someone calling you a liar is a big accusation that won't be let go.

Also, I am assuming you won't be completing my proposed arrangement ha ha.
Carry on Mr story teller, I'm all ears.
Bring me a dream Babyhighhorse.  :P
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: frenat on November 04, 2016, 05:20:25 AM
Hmmmmm.  Babyhighspeed has posted proof of his claims multiple times.  Sceptimatic has proved nothing.  Who to believe, who to believe?
If I were you I'd believe Babyhighhorse.
I'm me and he's full of bullshit.
I don't know.  You're sooooo convincing.   ::)
I'm not trying to convince you of anything. You decide what you want out of life and inside your head, by whoever takes your fancy.
All I am is words on a screen, with a screen name. I say what I think and leave it to everyone else to do likewise.

Translation: you don't prove anything because you can't.  You're just words on a screen.
Correct. I can't prove anything anymore than you people can. It's always a stalemate on a forum.
It's simply down to each individual to take any tit bits from any thought process of whoever.

Wrong.  You COULD prove a lot if you actually tried and it was real.  That you continually refuse to even try to prove your claims say a lot about you.  I think the phrase "All I am is words on a screen" is probably the only honest thing I've seen you say.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 04, 2016, 08:33:24 AM
Hmmmmm.  Babyhighspeed has posted proof of his claims multiple times.  Sceptimatic has proved nothing.  Who to believe, who to believe?
If I were you I'd believe Babyhighhorse.
I'm me and he's full of bullshit.
I don't know.  You're sooooo convincing.   ::)
I'm not trying to convince you of anything. You decide what you want out of life and inside your head, by whoever takes your fancy.
All I am is words on a screen, with a screen name. I say what I think and leave it to everyone else to do likewise.

Translation: you don't prove anything because you can't.  You're just words on a screen.
Correct. I can't prove anything anymore than you people can. It's always a stalemate on a forum.
It's simply down to each individual to take any tit bits from any thought process of whoever.

Wrong.  You COULD prove a lot if you actually tried and it was real.  That you continually refuse to even try to prove your claims say a lot about you.  I think the phrase "All I am is words on a screen" is probably the only honest thing I've seen you say.

No I agree with scepti....it is very hard to prove something (when you are full of crap)....

It requires calculated effort, deflection and many other forms of evasion. That is why irritate him...it takes usually only a few minutes to prove whatever I am saying, because the truth is easy. He doesn't like that nor does it compute in a bullshitters/dreamer's head. Just like everyone is suspected a cheater to a cheater, everyone is a liar to a liar. It is just the natural thought process.

Which honestly ....I dont care. People can say whatever they want, it's a free country where I live. I might even root them on in good fun, stories true or not are fun.

However, when I am being accused of being a liar, when it is the accuser himself that is guilty of the transgression...that is where I draw the line. I am gonna make them look dumber than they have already made themselves look...as I said truth is is.

That is why I have only engaged people such as heiwa, lebga, and densimatic in a "prove it" war. They accuse and belittle others as a deflection tactic...so I enjoy showing how easy it is to prove something when you are truthful, then watching them squirm in their shit bucket they made for themselves.

Also, as I said before, in Texas, being called a liar is not taken lightly. Someone like scepti or heiwa would have already been taken out back and beat with a hose multiple times. Legba...he would probably be working door security at a club somewhere lol.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 04, 2016, 09:13:20 AM

No I agree with scepti....it is very hard to prove something (when you are full of crap)....
You have tried though, I'll give you that...BUT, crap is crap.


It requires calculated effort, deflection and many other forms of evasion.
Talking crap requires the utmost care and attention. Very few people can carry it off totally. Some are pretty good at it. I'd say you're about average but still a decent enough fiction writer for forums .

That is why irritate him...it takes usually only a few minutes to prove whatever I am saying, because the truth is easy.

One day you might prove something. I'm still waiting for you to get that evacuation chamber up and running so I can give you a few experiments to do.

 
He doesn't like that nor does it compute in a bullshitters/dreamer's head. Just like everyone is suspected a cheater to a cheater, everyone is a liar to a liar. It is just the natural thought process.
Being good at spotting bullshitters is all that's required. It's hunch work rather than anything that requires formulas.


Which honestly ....I dont care. People can say whatever they want, it's a free country where I live. I might even root them on in good fun, stories true or not are fun.
It can be good fun, I'll give you that. I admit to crying with laughing at some of the stinking bullshit you've came out with. You are good for a story. Keep them coming.



However, when I am being accused of being a liar, when it is the accuser himself that is guilty of the transgression...that is where I draw the line.
I'll refer you to the post above in large bold.
Mr contradiction.

I am gonna make them look dumber than they have already made themselves look...as I said truth is is.
You're failing in that department. However, there's still plenty of time.


That is why I have only engaged people such as heiwa, lebga, and densimatic in a "prove it" war.
And your prove it war has not proved anything. Some war. :P


They accuse and belittle others as a deflection tactic...so I enjoy showing how easy it is to prove something when you are truthful, then watching them squirm in their shit bucket they made for themselves.
I think the attempted belittling is mainly from your side. You and your like-minded globalists revel in forming little ridicule posse's and end up frustrated to all hell. That's the funny part.  ;)


Also, as I said before, in Texas, being called a liar is not taken lightly.
Nobody tells lies in Texas? I hope you aren't telling little fibs here.  :o

Someone like scepti or heiwa would have already been taken out back and beat with a hose multiple times.
I've been beaten with worse.

Legba...he would probably be working door security at a club somewhere lol.
Dalton Legba.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 04, 2016, 07:03:40 PM
Most of the posters in this thread do not often engage in ridicule posse's to be fair.

Scepti I am the definition of an average joe, yet I have proven more about myself in this forum than you ever have.

Are you angry that some peope are successful?

I don't mean to be overly rude but throw us a bone here, you are acting like Heiwa (who btw couldn't differentiate between a side walk, road, and car parks) refusing to back up any of your wild claims?

If I thought BHS was being dishonest I would jump on him like I do any other poster. (RE nearly more often than FE). I do not consider myself gullible.

Throw us a bone, it takes two minutes to upload photos, as multiple users have shown you.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 04, 2016, 07:16:38 PM
I like basketball and shoes, especially classic shoes, this is a pair of early 2000 Lebrons I own.

(https://s12.postimg.org/y72xrdhzd/20161105_100800.jpg) (https://postimg.org/image/y72xrdhzd/)

Your turn.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 04, 2016, 07:35:43 PM
I like basketball and shoes, especially classic shoes, this is a pair of early 2000 Lebrons I own.

(https://s12.postimg.org/y72xrdhzd/20161105_100800.jpg) (https://postimg.org/image/y72xrdhzd/)

Your turn.

LMAO!!!

I know this will go no where....just the randomness of a LeBron James shoe got me laughing.

Come on scepti....just two things? You can do it!!! I believe in you!!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: boydster on November 04, 2016, 07:38:24 PM
Nice, I'll play too!

Here's a picture of the beer I'm drinking right now.

(https://s21.postimg.org/4s7yu4b07/IMG_20161104_223331.jpg)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 04, 2016, 07:46:51 PM
Haha looks like good beer Boydster.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Crouton on November 04, 2016, 07:50:30 PM
My turn to show my vast wealth.

(https://s15.postimg.org/f3lr2bdpn/2016_11_04_20_41_30.jpg) (https://postimg.org/image/in7os4gfb/)host images (https://postimage.org/)

As you can see I'm a very wealthy man.  There was a logical error this Halloween and we have three more bags of candy than was necessary.  This has been breakfast lunch and dinner for the last few days.  Would a poor man be able to eat candy for 5 straight days?

Further proof.

(https://s15.postimg.org/b7n7pup0r/2012_11_11_16_05_56.jpg) (https://postimg.org/image/c9xe8e7tz/)free upload (https://postimage.org/)

Behold!   Technology not available to poor people!  A candy bar fit for a giant!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: boydster on November 04, 2016, 07:58:00 PM
Haha looks like good beer Boydster.

It might not be fancy, but the best beer in the world at any given time is the one you are currently drinking, IMO.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 04, 2016, 08:18:18 PM
Holy crap crutonius!!! Either you have a monster sweet tooth or a wife that you must constantly calm down with chocolate lol...

Nice choice of beer boydster...one of my favorites.

In keeping up with the Jones I figured I would try to go with interesting..

One of my couches in the hangout room of building two.....Welcome to Texas!!!
(https://s14.postimg.org/9g3cnymb5/IMG_20160209_192148550.jpg)

One of my scrap metal guys came by to pick up a load. The back of his truck amazed me....Soooo many...
(https://s17.postimg.org/ca7yljr0f/IMG_20151109_192642546.jpg)

Edit....
Haha looks like good beer Boydster.

It might not be fancy, but the best beer in the world at any given time is the one you are currently drinking, IMO.

^this....finally starting to be easier to find down here.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Crouton on November 04, 2016, 09:28:13 PM
Holy crap crutonius!!! Either you have a monster sweet tooth or a wife that you must constantly calm down with chocolate lol...

Nice choice of beer boydster...one of my favorites.

In keeping up with the Jones I figured I would try to go with interesting..

One of my couches in the hangout room of building two.....Welcome to Texas!!!
(https://s14.postimg.org/9g3cnymb5/IMG_20160209_192148550.jpg)

One of my scrap metal guys came by to pick up a load. The back of his truck amazed me....Soooo many...
(https://s17.postimg.org/ca7yljr0f/IMG_20151109_192642546.jpg)

Edit....
Haha looks like good beer Boydster.

It might not be fancy, but the best beer in the world at any given time is the one you are currently drinking, IMO.

^this....finally starting to be easier to find down here.

The 1% really are different.  I can picture you diving through that sweet pile of mice like Scrooge mcDuck.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on November 04, 2016, 09:57:31 PM
One of my scrap metal guys came by to pick up a load. The back of his truck amazed me....Soooo many...
(https://s17.postimg.org/ca7yljr0f/IMG_20151109_192642546.jpg)
You need a good cat.
(http://www.theoldrobots.com/images63/TeknoKitty-4.JPG)
What about a Techno Kitty, from The Old Robots? (http://www.theoldrobots.com/tekno-cat.html)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 04, 2016, 10:24:25 PM
That made me laugh.

Meanwhile, in Australia.

(https://s4.postimg.org/5nxwm99jt/20161105_132030.jpg) (https://postimg.org/image/5nxwm99jt/)

Yes that is a ute pool, it's really hot today.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Crouton on November 04, 2016, 11:14:13 PM
So far we've got PBR, a truck pool( There's hillbillies in Australia, I learn something new everyday) and a literal truck full of used mice.

Truly I'm in the company of the upper crust of society.  Usually I don't show off this extremely nice truck I have.  Most people that see it become very jealous but I think you guys will be cool.

(https://s22.postimg.org/tfm0oyav5/2012_11_26_00_23_01_1.jpg) (https://postimg.org/image/iss7jj2pp/)how to take a screenshot on a pc (https://postimage.org/app.php)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 04, 2016, 11:21:12 PM
The technical term in Australia is bogan thank you very much.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on November 05, 2016, 12:25:01 AM
So far we've got PBR, a truck pool( There's hillbillies in Australia, I learn something new everyday) and a literal truck full of used mice.

Truly I'm in the company of the upper crust of society.  Usually I don't show off this extremely nice truck I have.  Most people that see it become very jealous but I think you guys will be cool.


As disputeone explains in his post
ya' just hafta larn th' lingo or us bogans 'ill think youse a couple 'roos short in ya top paddock, ya 'no.

But wots this 'illbillies stuff, 'ills we clamba up, an' billies we boil tea in, but 'illbillies, ya gotta be a few screws loose.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 05, 2016, 01:57:43 AM
Still waiting for Babyhighhorse's experimental evacuation chamber to be underway so I can aid him in some experiments to do within it.
If Babyhighhorse is interested in finding out the truth of things, then let's see him put some experiments to the test.
After all he's not afraid to video himself, as he says, so he can document the tests quite clearly and without any shenanigans.

Basically follow what I say to the absolute letter and let's see where we go from there.

Are you up for it baby?

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on November 05, 2016, 03:48:17 AM
Still waiting for Babyhighhorse's experimental evacuation chamber to be underway so I can aid him in some experiments to do within it.
If Babyhighhorse is interested in finding out the truth of things, then let's see him put some experiments to the test.
After all he's not afraid to video himself, as he says, so he can document the tests quite clearly and without any shenanigans.

Basically follow what I say to the absolute letter and let's see where we go from there.

Are you up for it baby?

Who cares now that the Voodoo Priest has left us?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 05, 2016, 05:21:24 AM
Still waiting for Babyhighhorse's experimental evacuation chamber to be underway so I can aid him in some experiments to do within it.
If Babyhighhorse is interested in finding out the truth of things, then let's see him put some experiments to the test.
After all he's not afraid to video himself, as he says, so he can document the tests quite clearly and without any shenanigans.

Basically follow what I say to the absolute letter and let's see where we go from there.

Are you up for it baby?

Who cares now that the Voodoo Priest has left us?
Are you Babyhighhorse's mother?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 05, 2016, 05:43:43 AM
Still waiting for Babyhighhorse's experimental evacuation chamber to be underway so I can aid him in some experiments to do within it.
If Babyhighhorse is interested in finding out the truth of things, then let's see him put some experiments to the test.
After all he's not afraid to video himself, as he says, so he can document the tests quite clearly and without any shenanigans.

Basically follow what I say to the absolute letter and let's see where we go from there.

Are you up for it baby?


I have very clearly stated a few times it has been complete for a while, I just stopped updating and caring about this thread. Your alt you just keep bumping the thread through your alt.

Also... remember this??

Ahhh.. welcome back scepti. I see you are going to do some talking now, and give the alter ego a rest for a bit.

As always punkin , where is the proof?? I provide evidence to anything I say....just because I stopped caring here because of people like yourself, doesn't mean that fact has changed.

So...lets make you a deal. Forget all the monetary non sense, bets etc (unless you are so inclined)...let's make a simple friendly agreement.

You provide proof of two things you have said (its on you first, as I have provided plenty throughout my stay here, even did a proof dance for you one Sunday that took an hour out of my day) one of your dome you have, and another of any one thing you have said about yourself. Completely your pick.

In return I will, take any pictures/videos in any requested form or fashion, I will even be present in them face and all of said vacuum functioning IMMEDIATELY. As stated anything you want...I will even put a bucket of what in there, put my go pro inside, and film the water flash boil.

Then, I will take the time out of my week to build said tiny rocket, document it, and video the test. That is beyond fair....you give an inch, I will give the mile.

This is such a simple deal for honesty don't you think?

Do you agree to such a simple and fun agreement?


All public right here.....no "mystery" or "disappearing" emails...no "disappearing" PM's or any other non sense. Just right here, in the public for all to see. Truth is easy

I can even replace the rocket tests with whatever you request..(of course as long as it doesn't put myself, shop, or machine in jeopardy)

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 05, 2016, 05:50:32 AM
Still waiting for Babyhighhorse's experimental evacuation chamber to be underway so I can aid him in some experiments to do within it.
If Babyhighhorse is interested in finding out the truth of things, then let's see him put some experiments to the test.
After all he's not afraid to video himself, as he says, so he can document the tests quite clearly and without any shenanigans.

Basically follow what I say to the absolute letter and let's see where we go from there.

Are you up for it baby?


I have very clearly stated a few times it has been complete for a while, I just stopped updating and caring about this thread. Your alt you just keep bumping the thread through your alt.

Also... remember this??

Ahhh.. welcome back scepti. I see you are going to do some talking now, and give the alter ego a rest for a bit.

As always punkin , where is the proof?? I provide evidence to anything I say....just because I stopped caring here because of people like yourself, doesn't mean that fact has changed.

So...lets make you a deal. Forget all the monetary non sense, bets etc (unless you are so inclined)...let's make a simple friendly agreement.

You provide proof of two things you have said (its on you first, as I have provided plenty throughout my stay here, even did a proof dance for you one Sunday that took an hour out of my day) one of your dome you have, and another of any one thing you have said about yourself. Completely your pick.

In return I will, take any pictures/videos in any requested form or fashion, I will even be present in them face and all of said vacuum functioning IMMEDIATELY. As stated anything you want...I will even put a bucket of what in there, put my go pro inside, and film the water flash boil.

Then, I will take the time out of my week to build said tiny rocket, document it, and video the test. That is beyond fair....you give an inch, I will give the mile.

This is such a simple deal for honesty don't you think?

Do you agree to such a simple and fun agreement?


All public right here.....no "mystery" or "disappearing" emails...no "disappearing" PM's or any other non sense. Just right here, in the public for all to see. Truth is easy

I can even replace the rocket tests with whatever you request..(of course as long as it doesn't put myself, shop, or machine in jeopardy)
I don't have any alts but that's beside the point.
Are you ready to go through some tests?

Let's see your set up on video. Just a minute or two to see how it lies and we can sort out some tests with it.
If you're honest and are interested in finding truth's then let's get some tests done.
I'm sure you have all the necessary tit bits required to perform them.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 05, 2016, 05:53:35 AM
That made me laugh.

Meanwhile, in Australia.

(https://s4.postimg.org/5nxwm99jt/20161105_132030.jpg) (https://postimg.org/image/5nxwm99jt/)

Yes that is a ute pool, it's really hot today.

I am sorry...this isn't hillbilly or "bogan"....this is like upscale "bogan"....anyone regular old redneck can figure out how to obtain a pool...but a moveable one??? High class "bogan"

So far we've got PBR, a truck pool( There's hillbillies in Australia, I learn something new everyday) and a literal truck full of used mice.

Truly I'm in the company of the upper crust of society.  Usually I don't show off this extremely nice truck I have.  Most people that see it become very jealous but I think you guys will be cool.

(https://s22.postimg.org/tfm0oyav5/2012_11_26_00_23_01_1.jpg) (https://postimg.org/image/iss7jj2pp/)how to take a screenshot on a pc (https://postimage.org/app.php)
Just imagine the size of pool you could put in this bad boy...gonna need you to get on that crutonius, USA!!!

Also...alas, diving in mice...that is a .01 percenter activity >:( just a dream (legend if you will) to myself and others, told around a campfire.

You need a good cat.
(http://www.theoldrobots.com/images63/TeknoKitty-4.JPG)
What about a Techno Kitty, from The Old Robots? (http://www.theoldrobots.com/tekno-cat.html)
I laughed out loud at this one.....
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 05, 2016, 05:59:58 AM
I don't have any alts but that's beside the point.
Are you ready to go through some tests?

Let's see your set up on video. Just a minute or two to see how it lies and we can sort out some tests with it.
If you're honest and are interested in finding truth's then let's get some tests done.
I'm sure you have all the necessary tit bits required to perform them.

Are you going to ignore that entire post again?

How what lies? I won't be back at my shop for at least a few hours anyways if we come to an agreement for said tests. I just drove home from a friend's house and still have some remaining BAC  and it's early. So want a few more hours of sleep.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 05, 2016, 06:47:49 AM
I don't have any alts but that's beside the point.
Are you ready to go through some tests?

Let's see your set up on video. Just a minute or two to see how it lies and we can sort out some tests with it.
If you're honest and are interested in finding truth's then let's get some tests done.
I'm sure you have all the necessary tit bits required to perform them.

Are you going to ignore that entire post again?

How what lies? I won't be back at my shop for at least a few hours anyways if we come to an agreement for said tests. I just drove home from a friend's house and still have some remaining BAC  and it's early. So want a few more hours of sleep.
Take as many hours as you need to rest. I'm patient enough to wait. I'll even wait a few days for you to take a bit of video.
Once I see your set up then I can set about finding ways to sort out how we can do the tests, given that you said you cannot see inside this specially made evacuation chamber you rigged up a few months ago.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 05, 2016, 01:34:15 PM
I don't have any alts but that's beside the point.
Are you ready to go through some tests?

Let's see your set up on video. Just a minute or two to see how it lies and we can sort out some tests with it.
If you're honest and are interested in finding truth's then let's get some tests done.
I'm sure you have all the necessary tit bits required to perform them.

Are you going to ignore that entire post again?

How what lies? I won't be back at my shop for at least a few hours anyways if we come to an agreement for said tests. I just drove home from a friend's house and still have some remaining BAC  and it's early. So want a few more hours of sleep.
Take as many hours as you need to rest. I'm patient enough to wait. I'll even wait a few days for you to take a bit of video.
Once I see your set up then I can set about finding ways to sort out how we can do the tests, given that you said you cannot see inside this specially made evacuation chamber you rigged up a few months ago.

It's easy to put a camera in there...something nice or just a simple gopro. Easy to see inside during a test. But yes there is not visual site hole.

As you fully know I have an entire multi building freaking machine shop at my disposal...it's not hard to do whatever test you want. This "what can we do let's see" is a waste of time. You tell me what you want to do and it can be done. Not hard.

Also, you know the deal, I have stated it many times already. So it's on you, then I will immediately complete my end of the deal. Also, interchange the baby rocket tests for the ones you want.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on November 05, 2016, 05:51:02 PM
It's easy to put a camera in there...something nice or just a simple gopro. Easy to see inside during a test. But yes there is not visual site hole.

As you fully know I have an entire multi building freaking machine shop at my disposal...it's not hard to do whatever test you want. This "what can we do let's see" is a waste of time. You tell me what you want to do and it can be done. Not hard.

Also, you know the deal, I have stated it many times already. So it's on you, then I will immediately complete my end of the deal. Also, interchange the baby rocket tests for the ones you want.

Watch the ;) GoPro  ;)! You know what Flat Earthers think of fish-eye lenses.
A fish-eye lens might put some fake curvature on your vacuum!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 05, 2016, 07:00:03 PM
I don't have any alts but that's beside the point.
Are you ready to go through some tests?

Let's see your set up on video. Just a minute or two to see how it lies and we can sort out some tests with it.
If you're honest and are interested in finding truth's then let's get some tests done.
I'm sure you have all the necessary tit bits required to perform them.

Are you going to ignore that entire post again?

How what lies? I won't be back at my shop for at least a few hours anyways if we come to an agreement for said tests. I just drove home from a friend's house and still have some remaining BAC  and it's early. So want a few more hours of sleep.
Take as many hours as you need to rest. I'm patient enough to wait. I'll even wait a few days for you to take a bit of video.
Once I see your set up then I can set about finding ways to sort out how we can do the tests, given that you said you cannot see inside this specially made evacuation chamber you rigged up a few months ago.

Aisantaros?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Arealhumanbeing on November 05, 2016, 07:07:26 PM
I read some, not all of this thread, but why does babyhighspeed say the chamber he is building is for his business but also says he won't waste his money building it if it won't change peoples minds...?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 05, 2016, 07:16:50 PM
Aisantaros?
No scepti is denspressure. Denspressure is aisantaros. And now it looks like we might have another...

Enter...
I read some, not all of this thread, but why does babyhighspeed say the chamber he is building is for his business but also says he won't waste his money building it if it won't change peoples minds...?

Though I will say he post a little later than usual for aisandensimatic , however it's a Saturday.

*Edit* Didn't see scepti just post something. Take back the time line, guess we have another scepti alt.
WELCOME!!

Anyways...I never said anything about building a chamber for this forum. I am not that nutty lol. I said wasn't going to take the time to do the experiment, build the test rocket, record it , document it ect ect ect.

The chamber was coming no matter what.


Anyways...we are missing the real point of this thread.

(https://s4.postimg.org/5nxwm99jt/20161105_132030.jpg) (https://postimg.org/image/5nxwm99jt/)

An aussie portable pool..... apparently missing a bottle holder though???
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Arealhumanbeing on November 05, 2016, 07:25:21 PM
I have not been on this site long and already I can tell theres too much focus on who is saying what and not what is being said. This is sad.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 05, 2016, 07:30:00 PM
I read some, not all of this thread, but why does babyhighspeed say the chamber he is building is for his business but also says he won't waste his money building it if it won't change peoples minds...?

Read moar of the thread...

The Vacuum chamber has been built,
It was not built for this site,
The money has been spent.

Now the rocket test seems like a waste of time because we have scepti who will not accept anything as evidence and Papa who has left this site.

Scepti turned down a trip to said vac chamber having flights and accomodation paid, to test his den(s)pressure hypothosis.

After this thread was bumped
OP has stated he will do the rocket test if scepti will prove any two things about himself.

Many posters then demonstrated how easy it is to prove a couple of things about themselves.

I was genuinely curious (and slightly concerned) how sceptis experiments would go in a "Vacuum" but he declined the trip and access to OPs shop.

Also,
Conservation of momentum  ::)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 05, 2016, 07:32:20 PM
An aussie portable pool..... apparently missing a bottle holder though???

Actually put a bucket full of ice in there, floating eski  ;D
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 05, 2016, 07:39:06 PM
An aussie portable pool..... apparently missing a bottle holder though???

Actually put a bucket full of ice in there, floating eski  ;D

Touche...I had thought y'all's rivers ran with Foster's. The slogan here is "Foster's, Australian for beer and water"....I might have added the water part.

I have not been on this site long and already I can tell theres too much focus on who is saying what and not what is being said. This is sad.

It matters who says what. If someone whom has proven to be truthful and intelligent presents a claim. I will listen and absorb the information.

If someone whom has been proven to be a liar, dreamer, manipulator and just a general dunce says something. It will go in one ear and out the other. 

So it does matter.... especially in a place "against mainstream"
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Crouton on November 05, 2016, 07:44:15 PM
You know, at first glance I thought it looked insane but the more I think about it the more it makes sense.

Maybe I'll try it next summer if my truck bed doesn't punch a hole through the tarp.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 05, 2016, 07:48:42 PM
Touche...I had thought y'all's rivers ran with Foster's. The slogan here is "Foster's, Australian for beer and water"....I might have added the water part.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 06, 2016, 12:20:28 AM
You know, at first glance I thought it looked insane but the more I think about it the more it makes sense.

Maybe I'll try it next summer if my truck bed doesn't punch a hole through the tarp.

Seriously man, 38°c day, six pack of nice beer and a fat joint in a ute pool is heaven.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on November 06, 2016, 12:35:19 AM
You know, at first glance I thought it looked insane but the more I think about it the more it makes sense.

Maybe I'll try it next summer if my truck bed doesn't punch a hole through the tarp.

Seriously man, 38°c day, six pack of nice beer and a fat joint in a ute pool is heaven.
38 C yesterday, but it's cooled down today, only about 36 C, but it's still 44 days till mid-summer.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 06, 2016, 01:54:10 AM
Took any video yet Babyhighhorse?
Maybe you need a few more hours rest, eh?
Ok, I'll wait.  :P
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 06, 2016, 02:58:28 AM
Took any video yet Babyhighhorse?
Maybe you need a few more hours rest, eh?
Ok, I'll wait.  :P

Why don't you just post a couple of photos scepti, I want to see this happen also.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 06, 2016, 04:25:07 AM
Took any video yet Babyhighhorse?
Maybe you need a few more hours rest, eh?
Ok, I'll wait.  :P

Why don't you just post a couple of photos scepti, I want to see this happen also.
What photo's do I need to post?
We're talking about babyhighhorse's evacuation chamber that can be used for experiments.
This isn't about who has the biggest appendage or muscles or money or brain power. It's supposedly about genuine people wanting to find the truth of stuff.

You mentioned that you're an average Joe, right?
If that's so then encourage babyhighhorse to video his chamber and encourage him to follow my instructions for my tests.
He appears to want to find the truth. He's keen to test stuff out.

Here we have the chance  to do it in an easy going way. I'll even deal with him on my forum if he wants privacy to do the videos.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 06, 2016, 04:56:05 AM
Two photos proving any two things you say about yourself, haven't you been keeping up?

I would like to see the tests performed that is why I suggested you post the photographs.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 06, 2016, 05:11:41 AM
Two photos proving any two things you say about yourself, haven't you been keeping up?

I would like to see the tests performed that is why I suggested you post the photographs.
You're getting nothing from me. I'm not desperate to see this babyhighforehead perform any tests. I know he's full of crap anyway so it matter snot.

The trouble with you people is, you think other people are as stupid as you are cabbage looking.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 06, 2016, 06:21:41 AM
Two photos proving any two things you say about yourself, haven't you been keeping up?

I would like to see the tests performed that is why I suggested you post the photographs.
You're getting nothing from me. I'm not desperate to see this babyhighforehead perform any tests. I know he's full of crap anyway so it matter snot.

The trouble with you people is, you think other people are as stupid as you are cabbage looking.

Then you shall get nothing from me.... I did your "dance" once before, apparently you have fallen under the assumption I am your personal dancing monkey.

Also someone who has lied profusely, backs nothing they say with facts or evidence, wasted many people's time.. calling someone full of shit? The delusions is strong with this one.

Also...someone like YOU, whom have accomplished nothing in life, someone that must create a fantasy narrative and existence to falsely raise yourself above the crowd....insulting others...calling others stupid?

Please....get out of here with that crap. You can build as many delusions as you want, point as many fingers as you want. It is just noise, and does just the facts or reality you exist in.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 06, 2016, 07:21:01 AM
Two photos proving any two things you say about yourself, haven't you been keeping up?

I would like to see the tests performed that is why I suggested you post the photographs.
You're getting nothing from me. I'm not desperate to see this babyhighforehead perform any tests. I know he's full of crap anyway so it matter snot.

The trouble with you people is, you think other people are as stupid as you are cabbage looking.

Then you shall get nothing from me.... I did your "dance" once before, apparently you have fallen under the assumption I am your personal dancing monkey.

Also someone who has lied profusely, backs nothing they say with facts or evidence, wasted many people's time.. calling someone full of shit? The delusions is strong with this one.

Also...someone like YOU, whom have accomplished nothing in life, someone that must create a fantasy narrative and existence to falsely raise yourself above the crowd....insulting others...calling others stupid?

Please....get out of here with that crap. You can build as many delusions as you want, point as many fingers as you want. It is just noise, and does just the facts or reality you exist in.
Keep on yapping your delusional clap trap.  ;D
I had as much hope of seeing you do any experiment as I would have of seeing a tardis manifest itself in my garden with Santa coming out of it with Dr Who perched on his shoulders whilst riding an African Elephant balanced on a muscle bound mouses back, wearing ballet dancers shoes with drawing pins stuck through the soles.  ;D
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 06, 2016, 07:56:46 AM
Yep that's me..sure why not.

Obvious you will never prove a single word you say about anything. Just provide this sad nonsense as always, just like your fake emails to me or the dome fake emails etc etc etc. All your sad incessant lies. You call people idiots, however, i would think that would make you slow in the head if you think that rhetoric fools anyone with over an 80 iq of what you are.

So am listening to my own advice I give to people and ending this nonsense with you. I hope you actually do something one day instead of basing your whole mental well-being on lies, delusional fantasies, and calling everyone else an idiot. I truly hope for your own well being you snap out of it, I think you would be amazed on what you can accomplish. Though if you don't, then I am sure you will be taken care of as a burden of the state. But I really hope for the former...

Until then..I am using an old Texas saying and bidding good day.

Never wrestle a pig, you both will get dirty but the pig loves it.

Good luck there little piggy..
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Twerp on November 06, 2016, 09:20:52 AM
Yep that's me..sure why not.

Obvious you will never prove a single word you say about anything. Just provide this sad nonsense as always, just like your fake emails to me or the dome fake emails etc etc etc. All your sad incessant lies. You call people idiots, however, i would think that would make you slow in the head if you think that rhetoric fools anyone with over an 80 iq of what you are.

So am listening to my own advice I give to people and ending this nonsense with you. I hope you actually do something one day instead of basing your whole mental well-being on lies, delusional fantasies, and calling everyone else an idiot. I truly hope for your own well being you snap out of it, I think you would be amazed on what you can accomplish. Though if you don't, then I am sure you will be taken care of as a burden of the state. But I really hope for the former...

Until then..I am using an old Texas saying and bidding good day.

Never wrestle a pig, you both will get dirty but the pig loves it.

Good luck there little piggy..

I have been following this thread lately. Scepti and his alts are ridiculous. Who cares about them? It would be really cool if you posted pics or videos of your setup and experiment(s).
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 06, 2016, 10:09:21 AM
Yep that's me..sure why not.

Obvious you will never prove a single word you say about anything. Just provide this sad nonsense as always, just like your fake emails to me or the dome fake emails etc etc etc. All your sad incessant lies. You call people idiots, however, i would think that would make you slow in the head if you think that rhetoric fools anyone with over an 80 iq of what you are.

So am listening to my own advice I give to people and ending this nonsense with you. I hope you actually do something one day instead of basing your whole mental well-being on lies, delusional fantasies, and calling everyone else an idiot. I truly hope for your own well being you snap out of it, I think you would be amazed on what you can accomplish. Though if you don't, then I am sure you will be taken care of as a burden of the state. But I really hope for the former...

Until then..I am using an old Texas saying and bidding good day.

Never wrestle a pig, you both will get dirty but the pig loves it.

Good luck there little piggy..
You make sure you stick to your guns.  ;D
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 06, 2016, 10:10:12 AM
Yep that's me..sure why not.

Obvious you will never prove a single word you say about anything. Just provide this sad nonsense as always, just like your fake emails to me or the dome fake emails etc etc etc. All your sad incessant lies. You call people idiots, however, i would think that would make you slow in the head if you think that rhetoric fools anyone with over an 80 iq of what you are.

So am listening to my own advice I give to people and ending this nonsense with you. I hope you actually do something one day instead of basing your whole mental well-being on lies, delusional fantasies, and calling everyone else an idiot. I truly hope for your own well being you snap out of it, I think you would be amazed on what you can accomplish. Though if you don't, then I am sure you will be taken care of as a burden of the state. But I really hope for the former...

Until then..I am using an old Texas saying and bidding good day.

Never wrestle a pig, you both will get dirty but the pig loves it.

Good luck there little piggy..

I have been following this thread lately. Scepti and his alts are ridiculous. Who cares about them? It would be really cool if you posted pics or videos of your setup and experiment(s).
Here's another alt, only I wonder if this one has any sole.  ;D
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 06, 2016, 02:09:59 PM
I have been following this thread lately. Scepti and his alts are ridiculous. Who cares about them? It would be really cool if you posted pics or videos of your setup and experiment(s).

I haven't done any personal experiments using that particular piece of equipment yet. Actually haven't done any personal experiments at all this year that didnt pertain to business. Suppose that should be a red flag to myself.

Anyways, as I have said earlier I lost interest or care into proving anything to the hypocritical, shit spitting, liars (no need to name names) on this forum a little while back. I hang around because of the cool people who are in this forum....and apparently to discuss misogyny and politics lol.

If I were to do an experiment or two, I would like to do what the sane and logical people here would want, instead of giving control to a lying blow hard. 

Is there anything that could be done that people would actually learn from?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 06, 2016, 02:17:27 PM
I have been following this thread lately. Scepti and his alts are ridiculous. Who cares about them? It would be really cool if you posted pics or videos of your setup and experiment(s).

I haven't done any personal experiments using that particular piece of equipment yet. Actually haven't done any personal experiments at all this year that didnt pertain to business. Suppose that should be a red flag to myself.

Anyways, as I have said earlier I lost interest or care into proving anything to the hypocritical, shit spitting, liars (no need to name names) on this forum a little while back. I hang around because of the cool people who are in this forum....and apparently to discuss misogyny and politics lol.

If I were to do an experiment or two, I would like to do what the sane and logical people here would want, instead of giving control to a lying blow hard. 

Is there anything that could be done that people would actually learn from?
Yep. Some honest to goodness real experiments. Do you know of anyone from the global indoctrinated  that have the equipment to do this?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Twerp on November 06, 2016, 02:39:00 PM
I have been following this thread lately. Scepti and his alts are ridiculous. Who cares about them? It would be really cool if you posted pics or videos of your setup and experiment(s).

I haven't done any personal experiments using that particular piece of equipment yet. Actually haven't done any personal experiments at all this year that didnt pertain to business. Suppose that should be a red flag to myself.

Anyways, as I have said earlier I lost interest or care into proving anything to the hypocritical, shit spitting, liars (no need to name names) on this forum a little while back. I hang around because of the cool people who are in this forum....and apparently to discuss misogyny and politics lol.

If I were to do an experiment or two, I would like to do what the sane and logical people here would want, instead of giving control to a lying blow hard. 

Is there anything that could be done that people would actually learn from?

Well I already believe that rockets work in a vacuum but if you had done the experiment and recorded it I would still love to see the results. And I think there are some reasonable FEers who might learn something from that experiment.  Does the experiment where you drop a feather and a rock in a vacuum have any effect on FE theory? I know you can see it on YouTube but "those tests are mostly conducted by NASA shills." Other than that I haven't given it too much thought, but if I think of anything I'll let you know.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 06, 2016, 02:58:31 PM
Well I already believe that rockets work in a vacuum but if you had done the experiment and recorded it I would still love to see the results. And I think there are some reasonable FEers who might learn something from that experiment.  Does the experiment where you drop a feather and a rock in a vacuum have any effect on FE theory? I know you can see it on YouTube but "those tests are mostly conducted by NASA shills." Other than that I haven't given it too much thought, but if I think of anything I'll let you know.

Just like I would be a shill if I performed it.

I cant answer on the feather and rock if it has any effect on FES. The origination of this thread was mainly because of papa legba, he was on an anti rocket kick and anti third law kick. You can see him on this thread and on the third law thread in tech of the lower fora. (Plus many more places)

I don't care about the rocket experiment as I have already seen plenty function first hand and produce thrust in atmospheric void areas. I was already constructing the unit, just figure why not do a fun test with it for a forum at that time I thought wanted truth over rhetoric. When I learned it didn't, then I lost interest.

However, I wouldnt mind doing an experiment or two that maybe the people on the forum (the sane, logical ones that want truth over rhetoric) could learn something from, I would also like to learn something. Instead of doing a test I have already seen the answer to.

Certainly be more motivated to do something like that everyone can learn from, or experience something new from. It also doesn't have to be just based in a vacuum as either. That is just one of many available tools.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 06, 2016, 03:07:38 PM
Just fill your huge fictional chamber with fictional diesel and be done with it.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 06, 2016, 03:29:43 PM
We're all for cool experiments, I would just pretend scepti is not here until he takes two minutes to fulfill his end of the bargain.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Crouton on November 06, 2016, 04:09:16 PM
I have been following this thread lately. Scepti and his alts are ridiculous. Who cares about them? It would be really cool if you posted pics or videos of your setup and experiment(s).

I haven't done any personal experiments using that particular piece of equipment yet. Actually haven't done any personal experiments at all this year that didnt pertain to business. Suppose that should be a red flag to myself.

Anyways, as I have said earlier I lost interest or care into proving anything to the hypocritical, shit spitting, liars (no need to name names) on this forum a little while back. I hang around because of the cool people who are in this forum....and apparently to discuss misogyny and politics lol.

If I were to do an experiment or two, I would like to do what the sane and logical people here would want, instead of giving control to a lying blow hard. 

Is there anything that could be done that people would actually learn from?

Well I already believe that rockets work in a vacuum but if you had done the experiment and recorded it I would still love to see the results. And I think there are some reasonable FEers who might learn something from that experiment.  Does the experiment where you drop a feather and a rock in a vacuum have any effect on FE theory? I know you can see it on YouTube but "those tests are mostly conducted by NASA shills." Other than that I haven't given it too much thought, but if I think of anything I'll let you know.

Yeah we've shown those videos to sceptimatic. His objections were as loud as they were nonsensical.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 06, 2016, 04:16:10 PM
We're all for cool experiments, I would just pretend scepti is not here until he takes two minutes to fulfill his end of the bargain.

Oh I have already wrote people like scepti off, I issued my "I am done with you" message already. There is no hope for people like that, I really do hope he and people like him find the help they need. I also hope they can find their own success so they don't have to live in the delusions they live in as emotional protection.

I don't even mind dreamers, they are fun and maybe one day they might stumble across something. However, when they insult others to rise themselves above, that is when I am done.

So I am surely done paying any attention to these people, and want to focus on people who actually are looking for truths. It is not like I am discriminating against flat earthers, as someone like John Davis is someone i think is genuinely looking for the truth. Just people like scepti, heiwa etc...


As for experiments, could always take some votes and brainstorm for a few. I have already stated the areas I specialize in and facility capabilities, so anything in those areas.

Of course my dream is to be able to run a 3 stage rocket into or past high orbit. Get some true pictures of the entire planet. Would also be able to someway see if the earth is spinning or everything is spinning around the earth. Or if the milky way is heliocentric, yet the rest of the universe moves around the milky way. Those are my dreams to one day get empirical proof on such things. I know the math says it works, however, I would love to move past that.

Though such a project would be very expensive, and I would also not be able to complete it alone. Mainly in the guidance software, control, and data link areas. Start involving others who specialize there and the cost sky rockets. So then I would not only need labor help, I would then need financial help. As I would not be willing to fund a whim alone (nor do I think I could if I wanted to without putting myself and business in jeopardy, I could see that moving into the low millions after all said and done)...but these are my BIG dreams of the most interesting experiments to me.

However, experiments within reason I am completely for and willing. My only stipulations is it be things multiple people can learn from, as well as myself. People who are actually searching
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Arealhumanbeing on November 06, 2016, 04:28:27 PM
22 pages of absolute nonsense. What happened to the rocket being tested? Posters here are only concerned about alternate accounts, its sick. I came here to laugh at the flat earth ideas and all I get is people calling them idiots. Wtf.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 06, 2016, 05:04:17 PM
Your first mistake was coming here to belittle people.

Second was not reading the thread.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Twerp on November 06, 2016, 05:12:20 PM
We're all for cool experiments, I would just pretend scepti is not here until he takes two minutes to fulfill his end of the bargain.

Oh I have already wrote people like scepti off, I issued my "I am done with you" message already. There is no hope for people like that, I really do hope he and people like him find the help they need. I also hope they can find their own success so they don't have to live in the delusions they live in as emotional protection.

I don't even mind dreamers, they are fun and maybe one day they might stumble across something. However, when they insult others to rise themselves above, that is when I am done.

So I am surely done paying any attention to these people, and want to focus on people who actually are looking for truths. It is not like I am discriminating against flat earthers, as someone like John Davis is someone i think is genuinely looking for the truth. Just people like scepti, heiwa etc...


As for experiments, could always take some votes and brainstorm for a few. I have already stated the areas I specialize in and facility capabilities, so anything in those areas.

Of course my dream is to be able to run a 3 stage rocket into or past high orbit. Get some true pictures of the entire planet. Would also be able to someway see if the earth is spinning or everything is spinning around the earth. Or if the milky way is heliocentric, yet the rest of the universe moves around the milky way. Those are my dreams to one day get empirical proof on such things. I know the math says it works, however, I would love to move past that.

Though such a project would be very expensive, and I would also not be able to complete it alone. Mainly in the guidance software, control, and data link areas. Start involving others who specialize there and the cost sky rockets. So then I would not only need labor help, I would then need financial help. As I would not be willing to fund a whim alone (nor do I think I could if I wanted to without putting myself and business in jeopardy, I could see that moving into the low millions after all said and done)...but these are my BIG dreams of the most interesting experiments to me.

However, experiments within reason I am completely for and willing. My only stipulations is it be things multiple people can learn from, as well as myself. People who are actually searching

I would love to help send a camera into space high enough to get photos of the entire planet. In the meantime, sending multiple cameras via balloon each facing a different direction and measuring the dip angle from the local horizontal to the horizon is a cheaper and easier experiment. If you need funds you could start a kickstarter campaign and post the link here.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Arealhumanbeing on November 06, 2016, 06:09:27 PM
Your first mistake was coming here to belittle people.

Second was not reading the thread.

And why are you here? To tell others to ignore specific posters on this forum? Isn't that worse than belittlement? Where in this thread does he ever post any results of this experiment? You must be a flat earther you're so dumb.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 06, 2016, 06:16:10 PM
Thankyou.

I know many flat earthers that are more intelligent than me.

I will take that as a compliment.

What makes you think BHS hasn't proven himself enough to me already?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 06, 2016, 07:27:01 PM
Your first mistake was coming here to belittle people.

Second was not reading the thread.

And why are you here? To tell others to ignore specific posters on this forum? Isn't that worse than belittlement? Where in this thread does he ever post any results of this experiment? You must be a flat earther you're so dumb.

Ahhh look at you... soo cute...already calling people stupid here. You know if you would like to increase the size of your "manhood", there are pills that can help you with that. Some are even sold in the gas station so they say.

Since you came here just to belittle people, boost your ego, and try to add something to the fleshy patch of hair where you "manhood" should be....I hope you are just so outraged by this place that you don't let the door hit you on your way out.

F.Y.I....You can call as many people stupid as humanly possible, you will still come up short big guy.

Bye Felicia...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Arealhumanbeing on November 06, 2016, 07:45:00 PM
You should be permanently banned you sexist pig. You said nothing but offensive gatbage. At least I asked questions in context when I intentionally insult.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 06, 2016, 08:23:14 PM
You should be permanently banned you sexist pig. You said nothing but offensive gatbage. At least I asked questions in context when I intentionally insult.

Scepti?

Or Papa?

Or an angry 15 year old?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 06, 2016, 08:37:15 PM
Scepti?

Or Papa?

Or an angry 15 year old?
Way too unintelligent and low brow for legba.

Little past scepti's bed time, but still possible.

An angry hormone filled 15 year old is quite possible as well.

Though definitely a liberal...can dish whatever to whomever, but as soon as the one being aggressed upon fires back....they go cry and yell some sort of hot button demonized phrase such as bigot, racist, sexist and about 100 other "ist".

I remember kids like you in the play ground...throw rocks all day and it be expected they take it, but as soon as one hits YOU, first thing you are sitting in the principal's office crying a river taddling ...demanding action and punishment against your transgressor

You should be permanently banned you sexist pig. You said nothing but offensive gatbage. At least I asked questions in context when I intentionally insult.

Lol at everything I said in my "intentional insults"... "literally" going over your head ha ha...

Just a little further...there a go...exit stage left.


Oh almost forgot....
(https://s13.postimg.org/yzepcwdpz/55846380.jpg)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 06, 2016, 08:56:25 PM
https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?action=profile;area=showposts;u=1461463

Lol.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Arealhumanbeing on November 06, 2016, 08:58:54 PM
I came here to read about things remotely related to some kind of flat earth but ninety percent of these threads seem like childish arguments.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on November 06, 2016, 09:51:03 PM
I came here to read about things remotely related to some kind of flat earth but ninety percent of these threads seem like childish arguments.
Agreed, but the genesis of this topic is back in a time when there was a great argument about whether
          a rocket would work in a vacuum (as dictated by Conservation of Momentum)
          or not, for some obscure reason, tied up with nothing to push on.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 06, 2016, 09:55:51 PM
It was the free expansion of gas in a vacuum argument, actually held more weight than some of the arguments we've seen presented here.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: rabinoz on November 06, 2016, 10:36:40 PM
It was the free expansion of gas in a vacuum argument, actually held more weight than some of the arguments we've seen presented here.
Even the then prominent flat earther, theEngineer, got exasperated and simply said "CoM, time to turn out the lights" and he was a missile engineer.

But yes, I and others tried to argue that it was a wring interpretation of "free expansion of gas" and there is actually no conflict between that and CoM.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 06, 2016, 10:41:45 PM
It was the free expansion of gas in a vacuum argument, actually held more weight than some of the arguments we've seen presented here.

True....expanding gas in a vacuum equals a net gain of zero. Thus why a fan jet or jet engine will have zero effect(plus of course the lack of oxidizer in the atmosphere) ...but as we know, rockets live in the world of the third law.

Think there is a thread somewhere that you started on this subject  ;D  (plus some of legbas better moments lol)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 06, 2016, 10:54:42 PM
It was the free expansion of gas in a vacuum argument, actually held more weight than some of the arguments we've seen presented here.
Even the then prominent flat earther, theEngineer, got exasperated and simply said "CoM, time to turn out the lights" and he was a missile engineer.

But yes, I and others tried to argue that it was a wring interpretation of "free expansion of gas" and there is actually no conflict between that and CoM.

I agree.

It was the free expansion of gas in a vacuum argument, actually held more weight than some of the arguments we've seen presented here.

True....expanding gas in a vacuum equals a net gain of zero. Thus why a fan jet or jet engine will have zero effect(plus of course the lack of oxidizer in the atmosphere) ...but as we know, rockets live in the world of the third law.

Think there is a thread somewhere that you started on this subject  ;D  (plus some of legbas better moments lol)

There was some real good laughs on that thread.  ;D
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 06, 2016, 11:59:44 PM
We're all for cool experiments, I would just pretend scepti is not here until he takes two minutes to fulfill his end of the bargain.
Make that thought permanent. I'd be more than happy with that.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 07, 2016, 12:08:28 AM
(https://s18.postimg.org/xbq4bhyhx/images_50.jpg) (https://postimg.org/image/xbq4bhyhx/)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 07, 2016, 12:46:09 AM
(https://s15.postimg.org/5fxkkv1ob/safe_space.jpg)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Denspressure on November 07, 2016, 01:11:40 AM
You should be permanently banned you sexist pig. You said nothing but offensive gatbage. At least I asked questions in context when I intentionally insult.

Scepti?

Or Papa?

Or an angry 15 year old?
I swear to God it isn't me!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: IonSpen on November 07, 2016, 08:02:58 AM
You should be permanently banned you sexist pig. You said nothing but offensive gatbage. At least I asked questions in context when I intentionally insult.

Scepti?

Or Papa?

Or an angry 15 year old?
I swear to God it isn't me!
If you don't believe in God your swear holds no weight. Just a thought.

On a side note, I'm leaning towards N30 is the real human being here.. Maybe, maybe not. But on the "Jewish Sages" thread, he sure is taking up for him..
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on November 12, 2016, 08:37:18 AM
LMAO!!! LIAR! WHAT A COLOSSAL FAIL!!! OF COURSE WE ALL KNEW NOTHING WOULD EVER COME OF THIS OP!!!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on November 12, 2016, 09:52:38 AM
What a colossal and utter fail you truly are.

I mean, really.

Everything you have ever uttered is just a bunch of fluff.

I called it from the beginning.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on November 12, 2016, 04:51:23 PM
The ute pool was pretty sweet.

How you been Papa I miss your posts sometimes.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on November 13, 2016, 11:46:01 AM
I am excited!!! Totallacking is always legba's smoke to his fire. I suspect we will be seeing a return of legba soon since his lap dog is out nipping at people's ankles.

Also, if you have a crush on me lacking, you can just tell me. This isn't kindergarten where you throwing things and being mean is a way of hitting on someone. 

I am flattered, but I am sorry, legba had me at toodle-pip :-*
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Crouton on November 13, 2016, 03:06:57 PM
What a colossal and utter fail you truly are.

I mean, really.

Everything you have ever uttered is just a bunch of fluff.

I called it from the beginning.

Is it possible that Donald Trump is posting to this forum?

This style of speech seems awfully familiar...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: darqdawg on November 22, 2016, 10:36:19 AM
The flat earth faq is pretty sparse. Can someone tell me why they believe rockets don't work in a vacuum?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Denspressure on November 22, 2016, 10:40:07 AM
The flat earth faq is pretty sparse. Can someone tell me why they believe rockets don't work in a vacuum?
No atmosphere for your exhaust to push against and propel the rocket.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: darqdawg on November 22, 2016, 11:11:04 AM
Ok. So how do you know this? I thought one of the central tenets of flat earth believers is that they don't believe in anything they can't test themselves? Have you tested this hypothesis in a vacuum?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: markjo on November 22, 2016, 11:16:14 AM
The notion that rockets can't work in a vacuum is so obviously correct that it doesn't need to be tested and anyone that thinks that rockets can work in a vacuum has been hopelessly brainwashed by the conspirators at NASA.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on November 22, 2016, 11:22:53 AM
I think there was a globalist on here that built a huge evacuation chamber and was in the process of assembling a tiny rocket to put inside of it and evacuate to near vacuum conditions of what he thinks space is.
I think he forgot to put in a viewing area but had some cameras ready to rig inside of it.

I forget his name. Baby something, I think. Baby cry or cry baby bunting or baby Geoff or someone.
Anyway, maybe he'll test it out.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on November 22, 2016, 11:24:33 AM
Ok. So how do you know this? I thought one of the central tenets of flat earth believers is that they don't believe in anything they can't test themselves? Have you tested this hypothesis in a vacuum?

This whole thing was started by a RE troll https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=67626.0 
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: darqdawg on November 22, 2016, 11:30:45 AM
Why do you believe these links if you don't believe Newton's laws of motion? How are they different? They're from the same people who you say are trying to deceive you. The people at all of those links believe the earth is round. Why would you believe anything they say if you hadn't tested it yourself?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on November 22, 2016, 11:47:38 AM
Why do you believe these links if you don't believe Newton's laws of motion? How are they different? They're from the same people who you say are trying to deceive you. The people at all of those links believe the earth is round. Why would you believe anything they say if you hadn't tested it yourself?

Which links are you referring to?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: darqdawg on November 22, 2016, 12:00:55 PM
Why do you believe these links if you don't believe Newton's laws of motion? How are they different? They're from the same people who you say are trying to deceive you. The people at all of those links believe the earth is round. Why would you believe anything they say if you hadn't tested it yourself?

Which links are you referring to?
Didn't you post this
This whole thing was started by a RE troll https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=67626.0
This leads to a bunch of links that illustrate free expansion of a gas in a closed system.  The poster of this thread purports this to prove that rockets don't work in a vacuum.

I'm asking you why you believe these links, but don't believe in Newton's laws of motion even though you know the people who own those web pages you linked to do believe in Newton's laws.

If I found out my neighbor believed in unicorns, I wouldn't take anything he said seriously, even if he said the sky was blue.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on November 22, 2016, 01:25:41 PM
Why do you believe these links if you don't believe Newton's laws of motion? How are they different? They're from the same people who you say are trying to deceive you. The people at all of those links believe the earth is round. Why would you believe anything they say if you hadn't tested it yourself?

Which links are you referring to?
Didn't you post this
This whole thing was started by a RE troll https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=67626.0
This leads to a bunch of links that illustrate free expansion of a gas in a closed system.  The poster of this thread purports this to prove that rockets don't work in a vacuum.

I'm asking you why you believe these links, but don't believe in Newton's laws of motion even though you know the people who own those web pages you linked to do believe in Newton's laws.

If I found out my neighbor believed in unicorns, I wouldn't take anything he said seriously, even if he said the sky was blue.

Oh, well I already told you all this was started by a RE (round earth) troll.  I am not saying that I agree with anything Papa Legba posts, although i haven't clicked on the links in months and don't remember what they were about.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 03, 2016, 03:31:07 PM
I think we can now ask this thread be moved to CN. I have reported this OP and asked it be moved for the total load of crapola it was to begin with.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 03, 2016, 03:36:08 PM
Oh come on; BabyLadyBoy could easily have knocked one of these up whilst we weren't looking:

http://www.bmisurplus.com/products/6555-thermal-vacuum-space-simulation-chamber

Piece of piss!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on December 03, 2016, 04:35:22 PM
I think we can now ask this thread be moved to CN. I have reported this OP and asked it be moved for the total load of crapola it was to begin with.

You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes you just might find you get what you need.

Stop reporting posts that aren't breaking the rules. Did you know that is against the rules? lol
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on December 03, 2016, 05:00:51 PM
Didn't you get pictures of the build Papa? They are all here. (http://www.vevo.com/watch/rick-astley/never-gonna-give-you-up/GB1108700010)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: IonSpen on December 03, 2016, 07:54:29 PM
Didn't you get pictures of the build Papa? They are all here. (http://www.vevo.com/watch/rick-astley/never-gonna-give-you-up/GB1108700010)
Ha! Greatness..
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 03, 2016, 10:36:52 PM
You aren't even trying to sound separate from totallacking anymore are ya legba daddy? You really are shit at your job...

That shit has been done for months now...if I wasn't at home I could literally just walk out and take a picture, or even this very second, I could just upload a picture of it from my phone. It really is that simple....I think I prefer to just get under your skin...

Unless I get something real juicy out of it?? What are you offering? Make a sweet deal, I am all in...might even finish the test rocket I quit on if it is super sweet..

By the way....if you want to ask me out, just ask....and don't think I don't see your lgbtq+squared to the fifth power hints you have been putting out...

Dont be shy butter cup, but know, I will label you with a pronoun, and I am sorry, there is only 2.

Until then....cheerio
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 04, 2016, 12:30:32 AM
*Yawn!*

I know what name you post under at cluesforum too, BHS...

There's a few of you from here that post there in fact.

As well as on several other 'truther' forums.

Fact is, cluesforum's not at all what it purports to be...

And I have some very lulzy emails from the 'Simon Shack' character to prove it.

Anyhoo; when you're Thermodynamics-defying 'experiment' is ready get back to me eh?

Cos you're acting kinda needy right now & it's boring.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on December 04, 2016, 01:38:29 AM
*Yawn!*

I know what name you post under at cluesforum too, BHS...

There's a few of you from here that post there in fact.

As well as on several other 'truther' forums.

Fact is, cluesforum's not at all what it purports to be...

And I have some very lulzy emails from the 'Simon Shack' character to prove it.

Anyhoo; when you're Thermodynamics-defying 'experiment' is ready get back to me eh?

Cos you're acting kinda needy right now & it's boring.
I'm starting to believe that you are this Simon Shack character.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 04, 2016, 02:09:53 AM
Incorrect.

Like I said, I baited 'Simon's HACK' into writing some very lulzy emails to me...

He REALLY broke character - it was epic!

When he realised how bad he'd messed up he created this thread to try & pretend it wasn't him:

http://www.cluesforum.info/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=1927

LOL!!!

I also forced 'hoi polloi' into creating this excruciatingly fake interview with his 'dad', who is lulzily called 'headfloss' & sounds eerily like Elliot Gould; comedy gold!

http://septclues.com/theclueschronicle/2016/09/28/issue-13-hi-headfloss-and-fakery-in-orbit-the-i/

Cluesforum seems to be intended as the absolute 'ne plus ultra' of the 'truther' scene so its controllers react violently to any expose of its shenanigans...

Which makes it easy for me to manipulate them - LULZ!!!

Like I say; I enjoy deconstructing the 'truth movement' & I've been very busy doing exactly that whilst banned from here...

It's been heaps of fun & I've found out a LOT of very interesting things about how it all works!

Finding out Geoff's family are all in the disinfo-biz, but playing different sides, was best though; Australia seems to be the epicentre of space-shilling for some reason...

Legal stuff I guess, though it doesn't really matter in the long run; the Hunt's the thing!

Anyhoo; did you have a point?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on December 04, 2016, 02:41:29 AM
Incorrect.

Like I said, I baited 'Simon's HACK' into writing some very lulzy emails to me...

He REALLY broke character - it was epic!

When he realised how bad he'd messed up he created this thread to try & pretend it wasn't him:

http://www.cluesforum.info/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=1927

LOL!!!

I also forced 'hoi polloi' into creating this excruciatingly fake interview with his 'dad', who is lulzily called 'headfloss' & sounds eerily like Elliot Gould; comedy gold!

http://septclues.com/theclueschronicle/2016/09/28/issue-13-hi-headfloss-and-fakery-in-orbit-the-i/

Cluesforum seems to be intended as the absolute 'ne plus ultra' of the 'truther' scene so its controllers react violently to any expose of its shenanigans...

Which makes it easy for me to manipulate them - LULZ!!!

Like I say; I enjoy deconstructing the 'truth movement' & I've been very busy doing exactly that whilst banned from here...

It's been heaps of fun & I've found out a LOT of very interesting things about how it all works!

Finding out Geoff's family are all in the disinfo-biz, but playing different sides, was best though; Australia seems to be the epicentre of space-shilling for some reason...

Legal stuff I guess, though it doesn't really matter in the long run; the Hunt's the thing!

Anyhoo; did you have a point?
Yeah I have a point and you just strengthen it with every post. You are a game player and most likely (but not specifically) play the Simon Shack character and probably many others. Or maybe you play the Brian v character of the Hoipolloi character plus many others.
I can't prove it and nor will I ever, probably.
What I do know after all the correspondence with you is, you're definitely a game player with many persona's.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Denspressure on December 04, 2016, 02:41:59 AM
Now you're just mad you got Rick Rolled.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 04, 2016, 03:08:01 AM
I think we can now ask this thread be moved to CN. I have reported this OP and asked it be moved for the total load of crapola it was to begin with.

You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes you just might find you get what you need.

Stop reporting posts that aren't breaking the rules. Did you know that is against the rules? lol

I did not report the post for breaking rules. I reported the post in order for appropriate placement. That is not against the rules, is it?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 04, 2016, 03:22:59 AM
Anyhoo; did you have a point?
Yeah I have a point and you just strengthen it with every post. You are a game player and most likely (but not specifically) play the Simon Shack character and probably many others. Or maybe you play the Brian v character of the Hoipolloi character plus many others.
I can't prove it and nor will I ever, probably.
What I do know after all the correspondence with you is, you're definitely a game player with many persona's.

So your point is 'NO U!!!'?

Cool beans; I get a lot of that round here.

Wanna know how the Big Boys play their 'games'?

Then read this:

http://www.fullbooks.com/Leviathan1.html

And this:

http://suntzusaid.com/

Shit; even this will help you see how things work a bit more clearly:

http://digitalcommons.law.yale.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1091&context=fss_papers

Or just stick to 'flat earth' if you like?

No skin off my nose...

As for 'the truth movement'; this is what it's based on:



Lots of drama-queen 'personalities' all talking trash at each other, whilst deliberately witholding the necessary scientific & logical tools for genuinely understanding 'the truth' from their audience...

Speaking of which, here's a man who did have all the necessary scientific tools:

http://zapatopi.net/kelvin/quotes/

So; Read Kelvin; Learn Thermodynamics; Free Yourself from the Bullshit.

You can thank me later...

Or not.

IDGAF.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on December 04, 2016, 03:33:07 AM
I'm happy where I am. I'm also happy in the knowledge that you're a game player.
Simon Shack plays a near exact game as you, except Shack doesn't go on like an angry man. Obviously he won't because he has to keep up a stance on his own site to keep the masses reeled in.

Like you he makes a lot of sense and I buy into a lot of what you say, just as I do with Shack and co.
The issue is, I also see where you and Shack and co play against the flat Earth.
Shack has made a massive issue of it lately but you have to be a bit more clever seeing as you are playing your cards on a flat Earth forum.

I don't trust anyone and especially on here but I know the Earth is flattish in respect of how we walk about in/on it.

Getting to the genuine folk on here is like finding a needle in a haystack and people like you just help in making that needle less shiny and more camouflaged to muddy the waters that little bit more by your pretence.

I knew you were dodgy the minute you tried to discourage the few posters who came to my forum to talk.
You nailed it by then questioning me.

I may be paranoid about stuff but I find it helps me rather than hinders me when on forums.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 04, 2016, 03:40:25 AM
Didn't take you long to read all them links did it?

Seems you are devoted to being ignorant of both how your rulers operate & what genuine science does & does not prove...

However, as you are now trying to draw me into a WWE-style trash-talking meh-fest - like all 'truther personalities' do - perhaps it would be best if we ended here?

This guy did good promos btw; I reckon Lord Steven Christ based his gimmick on him:

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on December 04, 2016, 04:07:05 AM
Didn't take you long to read all them links did it?

Seems you are devoted to being ignorant of both how your rulers operate & what genuine science does & does not prove...

However, as you are now trying to draw me into a WWE-style trash-talking meh-fest - like all 'truther personalities' do - perhaps it would be best if we ended here?

This guy did good promos btw; I reckon Lord Steven Christ based his gimmick on him:


Yeah we'll end it here. I'm just letting you know that your attempts to play a clever game are not lost on me.
We'll leave it at that.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on December 04, 2016, 08:57:11 AM
I think we can now ask this thread be moved to CN. I have reported this OP and asked it be moved for the total load of crapola it was to begin with.

You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes you just might find you get what you need.

Stop reporting posts that aren't breaking the rules. Did you know that is against the rules? lol

I did not report the post for breaking rules. I reported the post in order for appropriate placement. That is not against the rules, is it?

It's as if you think we're not aware of this threads existence.

If it weren't for you and your alts pooping on this thread it would be a great thread. We at the FES encourage people to conduct their own scientific experiments. BHS just wanted to do something fun and maybe bring the forum members into agreement on this topic.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 04, 2016, 09:02:21 AM
I think we can now ask this thread be moved to CN. I have reported this OP and asked it be moved for the total load of crapola it was to begin with.

You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes you just might find you get what you need.

Stop reporting posts that aren't breaking the rules. Did you know that is against the rules? lol

I did not report the post for breaking rules. I reported the post in order for appropriate placement. That is not against the rules, is it?

It's as if you think we're not aware of this threads existence.

If it weren't for you and your alts pooping on this thread it would be a great thread. We at the FES encourage people to conduct their own scientific experiments. BHS just wanted to do something fun and maybe bring the forum members into agreement on this topic.

I was only reminding of its current placement. I want the experiment also and would actually make the effort to be there when it goes off, to witness it LIVE AND IN LIVING COLOR!

However, I think everyone here now knows this is complete and utter crapola.

By the way, I have ZERO alts...So, unless you can prove otherwise, please be a nice moderator (as you mostly are) and stop laying baseless, lying accusations.

Thank you.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 04, 2016, 10:05:08 AM
So, what do you say BHS? Let me when the experiment is going to be done and I will make the effort to be there.

Or should we just go ahead and eliminate the H?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 04, 2016, 10:34:49 AM
Here's where this shit is destined:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_hole
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 04, 2016, 10:46:08 AM
So, what do you say BHS? Let me when the experiment is going to be done and I will make the effort to be there.

Or should we just go ahead and eliminate the H?

Seems you were absent when I offered to fly scepti here for a week..

Though I must say, the argument between scepti and legba was quite interesting....also quite unexpected

I would actually love to meet legba(which would also be meeting you obviously)..he is an anomaly I can't quite put my finger on.

I think he did some sort of demolition work at one point, that is about all i got so far
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 04, 2016, 10:54:57 AM
Here's where this shit is destined:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_hole
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 04, 2016, 12:42:25 PM
So, what do you say BHS? Let me when the experiment is going to be done and I will make the effort to be there.

Or should we just go ahead and eliminate the H?

Seems you were absent when I offered to fly scepti here for a week..

Though I must say, the argument between scepti and legba was quite interesting....also quite unexpected

I would actually love to meet legba(which would also be meeting you obviously)..he is an anomaly I can't quite put my finger on.

I think he did some sort of demolition work at one point, that is about all i got so far

That is not an answer. I will drive down there. I want to see my niece and her family. You do not need to pay a thing.

And one more time. I am not an alt.

So stuff that.

So, you up for it or not? Dollar to a donut says you call everything off...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 04, 2016, 03:15:04 PM
Well if it makes you feel any better I called the rocket thing itself off about the middle of July after all the absolute non sense on this thread. Long before you made this comment.

This isn't news to anyone with basic reading comprehension skills, or moderate memory retention.

Though now, to be honest, I am getting motivated with legba carrying on again, also with the talk of the experiment in the thread under the tech forum spot.

So perhaps I may see it through....

Maybe make it part of that experiment, a double header
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on December 04, 2016, 05:18:03 PM
I think we can now ask this thread be moved to CN. I have reported this OP and asked it be moved for the total load of crapola it was to begin with.

You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes you just might find you get what you need.

Stop reporting posts that aren't breaking the rules. Did you know that is against the rules? lol

I did not report the post for breaking rules. I reported the post in order for appropriate placement. That is not against the rules, is it?

It's as if you think we're not aware of this threads existence.

If it weren't for you and your alts pooping on this thread it would be a great thread. We at the FES encourage people to conduct their own scientific experiments. BHS just wanted to do something fun and maybe bring the forum members into agreement on this topic.

Yayy science.

Am I the only who cried during the scepti / papa break up scene?



P.S told you he was a troll scepti.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on December 05, 2016, 12:07:23 AM
So, what do you say BHS? Let me when the experiment is going to be done and I will make the effort to be there.

Or should we just go ahead and eliminate the H?

Seems you were absent when I offered to fly scepti here for a week..

Though I must say, the argument between scepti and legba was quite interesting....also quite unexpected

I would actually love to meet legba(which would also be meeting you obviously)..he is an anomaly I can't quite put my finger on.

I think he did some sort of demolition work at one point, that is about all i got so far
I accepted your offer and you went all gaga.
Obviously I know you're a fantasy merchant but it's good calling your bluff and watching you try to wriggle out with the aid of an army of the usual suspects jumping right in to defend your bullshit to the hilt.

 :P
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on December 05, 2016, 12:19:40 AM
I think we can now ask this thread be moved to CN. I have reported this OP and asked it be moved for the total load of crapola it was to begin with.

You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes you just might find you get what you need.

Stop reporting posts that aren't breaking the rules. Did you know that is against the rules? lol

I did not report the post for breaking rules. I reported the post in order for appropriate placement. That is not against the rules, is it?

It's as if you think we're not aware of this threads existence.

If it weren't for you and your alts pooping on this thread it would be a great thread. We at the FES encourage people to conduct their own scientific experiments. BHS just wanted to do something fun and maybe bring the forum members into agreement on this topic.

Yayy science.

Am I the only who cried during the scepti / papa break up scene?



P.S told you he was a troll scepti.
I'm well aware of people game playing. I don't jump into anything.
Legba has done everything in his power to extract as much info from me by the pretence of befriending.
Having said that, I don't trust you at all, either. I know you have many alias names. You forget yourself at times and revert to another alias.

I'm sure one or two others will have caught on.

As you know, there's plenty of you doing it, including those from the other site bouncing back and forward taking on personas. Which includes you.

There's a few genuine people on here that believe in a flat/flattish Earth but there's a lot of pretence as well and also massive game playing that has to be played right back.

Legba is one such entity among many.
Legba is just a different kind. A newer breed of angry repetitive ranter that does a constant job of mixing truth's in with digs at flat Earth theories.

It's clever and isn't always in plain sight.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 05, 2016, 06:04:47 AM
So, what do you say BHS? Let me when the experiment is going to be done and I will make the effort to be there.

Or should we just go ahead and eliminate the H?

Seems you were absent when I offered to fly scepti here for a week..

Though I must say, the argument between scepti and legba was quite interesting....also quite unexpected

I would actually love to meet legba(which would also be meeting you obviously)..he is an anomaly I can't quite put my finger on.

I think he did some sort of demolition work at one point, that is about all i got so far
I accepted your offer and you went all gaga.
Obviously I know you're a fantasy merchant but it's good calling your bluff and watching you try to wriggle out with the aid of an army of the usual suspects jumping right in to defend your bullshit to the hilt.

 :P

If you really believe that....then it shows just the magnitude of your delusional thinking. I have no "army" here...most didnt even comment or pay attention, maybe a few people told you to stop beinf ridiculous, but that was far and few between, the majority paid no attention.

It really was pathetic, all I asked for was to speak with you on the phone to arrange everything, and to make sure you were real, as well as not batshit nuts. So simple, yet you did the same thing you did with your "dome experiment" lie. Suddenly the entire networks of emails, pms, and phone networks stopped working, then started workimg off magic....as legba would say "everyone sees your bullshit"..

I suggest you go back and read what really happened, though I doubt your delusions will let you see any actual truths.

You realize you are actually classified as a troll here right? So, you realize that means anyone that has a fully functioning brain realizes you are completely full of shit...so your low brow performance is not fooling anyone, I actually doubt you even fool yourself.

I realize you have a narrative you need to stick to for your own mental well-being and protection, just don't do it at others expense. That is annoying, and no different than what heiwa does.

Legba and company=funny and cheeky shenanigans

Scepti/heiwa and company= cruel and tragic shenanigans, evil lil shenanigans.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 05, 2016, 06:24:13 AM
*Mind-bogglingly crazed tl;dr bullshit on a scale unimaginable to man*

You remind me of this woman, BabyLadyboy; is it you?

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 05, 2016, 07:41:02 AM
So does that mean you won't come visit me with totallacking legba???

I was already polishing up my assless chaps to impress you..

Tell you what...tell me about yourself..that is all I want to know. You have always been an anomaly..I will let you black mail me with that information. Because my curiosity is very high on this matter.

I don't need name, address, social...nothing like that. I just want to know your background, what you are about and who you are. I am just beyond curious on this matter, so it is worth it to me.

If you do this little thing, I will complete my experiment and post it up with haste. This will be completely worth the effort to me... curiosity killed the cat...and I am and have been very curious.

This is super fair.....and extremely easy for you, a pain in the ass for me.

You may also save this, so if I don't complete my end of the bargain, you can say unequivocally I am a piece of lying shit. Even my "army" will have no choice but to agree.

The equivalent of being tared and feathered, then ran out of town

Deal?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 05, 2016, 08:03:44 AM
Increasing amounts of mad unintelligible ranting...

You know, for the alleged owner of an Aerospace Engineering Company you seem to spend an awful lot of time spamming frighteningly deranged posts on an obscure flat earth forum...

Do you not think neutral readers might find this behaviour somewhat odd?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on December 05, 2016, 09:45:39 AM
So, what do you say BHS? Let me when the experiment is going to be done and I will make the effort to be there.

Or should we just go ahead and eliminate the H?

Seems you were absent when I offered to fly scepti here for a week..

Though I must say, the argument between scepti and legba was quite interesting....also quite unexpected

I would actually love to meet legba(which would also be meeting you obviously)..he is an anomaly I can't quite put my finger on.

I think he did some sort of demolition work at one point, that is about all i got so far
I accepted your offer and you went all gaga.
Obviously I know you're a fantasy merchant but it's good calling your bluff and watching you try to wriggle out with the aid of an army of the usual suspects jumping right in to defend your bullshit to the hilt.

 :P

If you really believe that....then it shows just the magnitude of your delusional thinking. I have no "army" here...most didnt even comment or pay attention, maybe a few people told you to stop beinf ridiculous, but that was far and few between, the majority paid no attention.

It really was pathetic, all I asked for was to speak with you on the phone to arrange everything, and to make sure you were real, as well as not batshit nuts. So simple, yet you did the same thing you did with your "dome experiment" lie. Suddenly the entire networks of emails, pms, and phone networks stopped working, then started workimg off magic....as legba would say "everyone sees your bullshit"..

I suggest you go back and read what really happened, though I doubt your delusions will let you see any actual truths.

You realize you are actually classified as a troll here right? So, you realize that means anyone that has a fully functioning brain realizes you are completely full of shit...so your low brow performance is not fooling anyone, I actually doubt you even fool yourself.

I realize you have a narrative you need to stick to for your own mental well-being and protection, just don't do it at others expense. That is annoying, and no different than what heiwa does.

Legba and company=funny and cheeky shenanigans

Scepti/heiwa and company= cruel and tragic shenanigans, evil lil shenanigans.
Like I said, you know I accepted your offer and then you went all gaga, which you are now doing again.

I'm fine with it, though. It's not as if I really believed you. I just thought "hmmm, well in the chance stakes, he could be telling the truth in a very small percent possibility, so I'll accept his generous offer of free flights and lodging's, plus a grand tour of your factory, then onto the experiments we could do to physically prove a lot of stuff."

I even accepted that I would have to buy my own food. I don't know why I would have to seeing as you were paying for everything else. I thought a bit of food wouldn't break the bank.
Also, you're from Texas aren't you?
I heard a rare steak (pull out the horns and wipe its arse) plus a gallon of beer and a bucket of fries would still leave change from a dollar bill.
If I have to I'll get 10 pounds changed into dollars to cater for my own food if you're playing the old game of let's starve scepti to death so he never gets the chance to show his experiments to be correct.

You mention wanting to make sure I'm ok by wanting me on the phone. How in the hell will you know I'm normal from a phone call?
I could pretend I'm fine and be a right terminator.

 :P
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 05, 2016, 09:59:09 AM
Increasing amounts of mad unintelligible ranting...

You know, for the alleged owner of an Aerospace Engineering Company you seem to spend an awful lot of time spamming frighteningly deranged posts on an obscure flat earth forum...

Do you not think neutral readers might find this behaviour somewhat odd?

So you won't contribute this tiny little thing?? It would equal once and for all solidifying who is right about rockets in a vacuum...

Also solidify that I am completely full of shit...I will admit it...even say every bit of info I have proven about myself was somehow falsified...nor will I ever return here.

How is that not the best deal ever? You know you are right...correct? So what do you have to lose? Nadda...

Just a reminder...

So does that mean you won't come visit me with totallacking legba???

I was already polishing up my assless chaps to impress you..

Tell you what...tell me about yourself..that is all I want to know. You have always been an anomaly..I will let you black mail me with that information. Because my curiosity is very high on this matter.

I don't need name, address, social...nothing like that. I just want to know your background, what you are about and who you are. I am just beyond curious on this matter, so it is worth it to me.

If you do this little thing, I will complete my experiment and post it up with haste. This will be completely worth the effort to me... curiosity killed the cat...and I am and have been very curious.

This is super fair.....and extremely easy for you, a pain in the ass for me.

You may also save this, so if I don't complete my end of the bargain, you can say unequivocally I am a piece of lying shit. Even my "army" will have no choice but to agree.

The equivalent of being tared and feathered, then ran out of town

Deal?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 05, 2016, 10:04:46 AM
Also to scepti...

We both know what happened, as do all that watched the shenanigans...so let's not dump it on me. I can start posting up all the posts in a separate thread with a poll above it...let everyone make their own decision...but I think we both know how that would turn out...

Sorry steaks are not cheap in Texas...maybe from steak and shake, but that doesn't even quality.

True Texans are proud of their steak...though really, I don't eat much red meat, mostly white. However, when I do eat steak....it ain't cheap.


Also...still want to come out here...you can, but I think we both know how that will turn out.

Almost forgot..
 :P
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on December 05, 2016, 10:14:58 AM
Also to scepti...

We both know what happened, as do all that watched the shenanigans...so let's not dump it on me. I can start posting up all the posts in a separate thread with a poll above it...let everyone make their own decision...but I think we both know how that would turn out...

Sorry steaks are not cheap in Texas...maybe from steak and shake, but that doesn't even quality.

True Texans are proud of their steak...though really, I don't eat much red meat, mostly white. However, when I do eat steak....it ain't cheap.


Also...still want to come out here...you can, but I think we both know how that will turn out.

Almost forgot..
 :P
Yeah I still want to come out. I'd seriously look forward to doing some really good experiments with you. I've got quite a few to try out.
I'm certain I can change your mind about what this Earth is and also what you think space is.

So yeah, let's go for it.
Don't worry I won't abuse your hospitality.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 05, 2016, 11:19:18 AM
nor will I ever return here.

You shouldn't be here in the first place, seeing as you allegedly have a scrapyard 'engineering company' to run...

So yeah; what's your point, Gail?

Fuck it; let's hear more about you, Data from Star Trek, & the dreaded 'nukkake bomb':



Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 05, 2016, 12:49:43 PM
Also to scepti...

We both know what happened, as do all that watched the shenanigans...so let's not dump it on me. I can start posting up all the posts in a separate thread with a poll above it...let everyone make their own decision...but I think we both know how that would turn out...

Sorry steaks are not cheap in Texas...maybe from steak and shake, but that doesn't even quality.

True Texans are proud of their steak...though really, I don't eat much red meat, mostly white. However, when I do eat steak....it ain't cheap.


Also...still want to come out here...you can, but I think we both know how that will turn out.

Almost forgot..
 :P
Yeah I still want to come out. I'd seriously look forward to doing some really good experiments with you. I've got quite a few to try out.
I'm certain I can change your mind about what this Earth is and also what you think space is.

So yeah, let's go for it.
Don't worry I won't abuse your hospitality.

Do you not think I would love to discover the reality I thought was real is all a lie?  That would tickle me beyond belief!!!

Sure engineering company, and all the blah blah blah...but remember, that was for my family. Design, business, engineering was just stuff I was good at and enjoyed...but all in all it was for my family I had.

My real passion has and always will be is music...just couldn't make the money I wanted (unless I struck it big which had too much chance involved for me to risk it) to give my family the life I wanted for them. Though I still did soundtrack work, it was far and few between.

Anyways, point being...number one thing in great music..change and being NEW.....change is also a motivating factor in engineering too. Nor am I employeed by any agency, nor can i be bought because I don't care about money...so all in all...

Shake up my world...you will make my day...not ruin it.

Quote from: papalacking phoenix psycho pill=topic=66975.msg1844091#msg1844091 date=1480965558

Truth absolutely terrifies me...quite possibly I am also allergic...please stop....I need my safe place, I know my lgbtq+4 will have my back

So you won't do this tiny thing?? It is very small....easy..and worth it to me. I literally just want to know your story...no personal info required. Plus you win on this, I don't...

Just a reminder

So does that mean you won't come visit me with totallacking legba???

I was already polishing up my assless chaps to impress you..

Tell you what...tell me about yourself..that is all I want to know. You have always been an anomaly..I will let you black mail me with that information. Because my curiosity is very high on this matter.

I don't need name, address, social...nothing like that. I just want to know your background, what you are about and who you are. I am just beyond curious on this matter, so it is worth it to me.

If you do this little thing, I will complete my experiment and post it up with haste. This will be completely worth the effort to me... curiosity killed the cat...and I am and have been very curious.

This is super fair.....and extremely easy for you, a pain in the ass for me.

You may also save this, so if I don't complete my end of the bargain, you can say unequivocally I am a piece of lying shit. Even my "army" will have no choice but to agree.

The equivalent of being tared and feathered, then ran out of town

Deal?


Please don't be afraid of the truth legbot.....it will set you free...

I am actually excited finishing what I started...that is how bad I want to know your back story...

Perdy please????
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 05, 2016, 12:53:40 PM
I simply cannot describe how mental you sound.

Wtf is wrong with you?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 05, 2016, 03:40:03 PM
So does that mean you won't come visit me with totallacking legba???

I was already polishing up my assless chaps to impress you..

Tell you what...tell me about yourself..that is all I want to know. You have always been an anomaly..I will let you black mail me with that information. Because my curiosity is very high on this matter.

I don't need name, address, social...nothing like that. I just want to know your background, what you are about and who you are. I am just beyond curious on this matter, so it is worth it to me.

If you do this little thing, I will complete my experiment and post it up with haste. This will be completely worth the effort to me... curiosity killed the cat...and I am and have been very curious.

This is super fair.....and extremely easy for you, a pain in the ass for me.

You may also save this, so if I don't complete my end of the bargain, you can say unequivocally I am a piece of lying shit. Even my "army" will have no choice but to agree.

The equivalent of being tared and feathered, then ran out of town

Deal?

You are as bad as heiwa. Worse even.

Having written that, I think we now know you will not be performing any experiment.

But if you do, go ahead and post another thread...time/date/location. I will be there.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 05, 2016, 11:25:34 PM
I simply cannot describe how mental you sound.

Wtf is wrong with you?

That afraid of truth huh???

Or was it allergic?

So does that mean you won't come visit me with totallacking legba???

I was already polishing up my assless chaps to impress you..

Tell you what...tell me about yourself..that is all I want to know. You have always been an anomaly..I will let you black mail me with that information. Because my curiosity is very high on this matter.

I don't need name, address, social...nothing like that. I just want to know your background, what you are about and who you are. I am just beyond curious on this matter, so it is worth it to me.

If you do this little thing, I will complete my experiment and post it up with haste. This will be completely worth the effort to me... curiosity killed the cat...and I am and have been very curious.

This is super fair.....and extremely easy for you, a pain in the ass for me.

You may also save this, so if I don't complete my end of the bargain, you can say unequivocally I am a piece of lying shit. Even my "army" will have no choice but to agree.

The equivalent of being tared and feathered, then ran out of town

Deal?

So simple......I just don't get it I guess...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on December 05, 2016, 11:53:13 PM
You know, for the alleged owner of an Aerospace Engineering Company you seem to spend an awful lot of time spamming frighteningly deranged posts on an obscure flat earth forum...

For the sake of truth and justice, the only mention of aerospace that I remember was that he was contracted to build something for an aerospace company, which makes total sense considering the size of his workshop and his PhD

Quote
Do you not think neutral readers might find this behaviour somewhat odd?

Yes, I find it very odd you want others to jump through hoops yet you won't get off your couch yourself, You gave up on the lgbti thread after I posted a photo, what? Do you think everyone here is dishonest and has something to hide?

Stupid question, of course you do.

Oh and scream alt all you like, I just call it how I see it.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 05, 2016, 11:59:16 PM
For the sake of truth and justice

You know nothing of truth & justice.

You are merely an errand-boy for people who despise you...

Or do you think they actually like paid liars & informers?

LOL!!!

Of course they do not!

That's why they get minions like you to do it for them.

Now go poop out another science-&-citation-free heap of lying gatekeeping garbage for them on the rocket thread...

Off you go - GOOD little minion!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on December 06, 2016, 12:15:47 AM
I quite often get paid to post here.
More than you will ever get paid I think.

It's called having a job and being good at it so you can take breaks  when you want.

If you think I get paid to post someone elses opinion you don't know me, I don't have a price that I will ignore my morals for.

I don't care what you think of me, you can be a fun troll sometimes, I forgot about your little man syndrome and I must admit, I quickly tire of it.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 06, 2016, 12:21:05 AM
I forgot about your little man syndrome and I must admit, I quickly tire of it.

Then stop responding to my every post with mad bullshit eh?

LOL!!!

As if.

You shills have zero self-awareness...

I doubt any of you would pass a Turing test:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turing_test

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 06, 2016, 12:29:13 AM
You know, for the alleged owner of an Aerospace Engineering Company you seem to spend an awful lot of time spamming frighteningly deranged posts on an obscure flat earth forum...

For the sake of truth and justice, the only mention of aerospace that I remember was that he was contracted to build something for an aerospace company, which makes total sense considering the size of his workshop and his PhD

Quote
Do you not think neutral readers might find this behaviour somewhat odd?

Yes, I find it very odd you want others to jump through hoops yet you won't get off your couch yourself, You gave up on the lgbti thread after I posted a photo, what? Do you think everyone here is dishonest and has something to hide?

Stupid question, of course you do.

Oh and scream alt all you like, I just call it how I see it.

I correct him all the time on the aerospace non sense...he just does that to attempt to get under my skin. You know...he has to add or remove context in order to try for any point.

He knows I have explained many times, years ago when alot of the sector was still privatized, I had a fair amount, but even then, never was a dedicated areospace company. Now the work in that field is very minimal.....

He knows this....

So legba...my offer...you literally don't have to get off the couch...

You bio is worth it to me...you might even like talking about something real for once.

Isn't it worth it to you? To prove I am a worthless liar, have me off of this site, and prove a rocket cannot work in a vacuum?

Everyone wins, and your part is very smart...can even do it in your under wear...

Which I hope you are posting in as we speak :-*
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on December 06, 2016, 01:13:36 AM
I forgot about your little man syndrome and I must admit, I quickly tire of it.
I doubt any of you would pass a Turing test:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turing_test

Lurk moar n00b.

https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=68109.0
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 06, 2016, 01:24:47 AM
He knows I have explained many times, years ago when alot of the sector was still privatized, I had a fair amount, but even then, never was a dedicated areospace company. Now the work in that field is very minimal.....

So what do you now need a giant vacuum chamber for?

Remember..?

The giant vacuum chamber you're allegedly building..?

The one like this..?

http://www.bmisurplus.com/products/6555-thermal-vacuum-space-simulation-chamber

The one that you now seem to be stating you don't actually need..?

Hmm?

Eh?

Wanna think about it for a while?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on December 06, 2016, 01:27:14 AM
Though the reason I use a vacuum chamber is for testing flow rates of pumps in different temps and atmospheres so I can get them certified once the prototypes prove functional (now going to be some added stuff with the bigger size) Then off they go to another company for production. Building the unit itself was not really the financial pit fall, it was the climate system for it, that added up big time. Mainly because I do not have the equipment to build that stuff in house.

Lurk moar n00b.

Also this gem.

Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

Bullshit.

if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results?

Oh man this is gonna make me look dumb, better try and derail.

I mean after all those threads I made and hijacked shit posting the same stuff, oh man I hope they don't do an actual experiment, god I hate science, wish people would just believe everything I say with no evidence


Poor form, but how does your own medicine taste?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 06, 2016, 01:36:07 AM
Though the reason I use a vacuum chamber is for testing flow rates of pumps in different temps and atmospheres

Kinda sounding like Aerospace Engineering there, Forrest...

You know; the Aerospace Engineering BHS just said he doesn't do?

Why are you all so mental?

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on December 06, 2016, 01:41:16 AM
Lmfao.

Can you even service a car, I picked you for a hands on guy. Cars have plenty of pumps.

What about maybe an engine in an aeroplane or a helicopter? Surely they would have pumps also?
In fact, you would even want to test them in different atmospheric conditions hmm?

Does your car work properly? You can thank engineers doing tests in every situation practical for that.
Do you hate people that have an education?

Edit
"Aerospace engineering is the primary field of engineering concerned with the development of aircraft and spacecraft. It is divided into two major and overlapping branches: aeronautical engineering and astronautical engineering."

Before you get me on semantics we both know you are talking about astronautical engineeing.

Anyway, I am bored, you bore me.

toodle-pip, Papa.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 06, 2016, 01:52:40 AM
Cars have plenty of pumps.
What about maybe an engine in an aeroplane or a helicopter? Surely they would have pumps also?

Cars, planes & helicopters do not need to function in a vacuum.

So there would be no need to test the pumps for them in a giant vacuum chamber.

Nothing either of you write ever makes sense...

This woman is saner than you:

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 06, 2016, 08:24:25 AM
Such an lol-cow legba....

Even adding on to dispute's quote he found of mine....I also said I still get random bits of areospace work, so I would like to be prepared when it does come around.

Unfortunately, I also said I had to do a redesign to pass code, regulations etc because of the distance fuels are stored. So I was not able to do the exact design and size I really wanted. The post was more in depth, but that is close enough. We all know how you feel about accuracy and details.


Also...I know this is alot to take in, but did you know people use systems like this to not draw down a heavy vacuum? You can actually change atmospheres with a properly designed system... simulate say 40k feet? Can even change the temps accordingly...

You realize you have to get certs like this for all prototype designs? So you can give exact numbers of fluid flow etc at altitude and temp. Good companies will get the certs, even if they are grandfathered with the use of an approved patent and don't need it by law. Just because they care about safety, and to safe guard against lawsuits.

That is just one use for pumps...there are many other uses, that has nothing to do with areospace applications.


Bio?

Don't you want to find out the truth legba? Also, don't you want to see an actual answer to rocket vs vacuum? The once and for all conclusion to if it will work?

Why is telling your bio, leaving out personal information like name etc so hard. Unless...do you not have a bio?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 06, 2016, 10:59:16 AM
I still get random bits of areospace work

that has nothing to do with areospace applications.

You can't even spell the word 'aerospace'...

Unbe-fucking-lievable.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 06, 2016, 11:28:07 AM
I still get random bits of areospace work

that has nothing to do with areospace applications.

You can't even spell the word 'aerospace'...

Unbe-fucking-lievable.

Sorry punkin...fat thumbs on a mobile device typed in haste lacking proof reading. Though, you usually attack spelling of people since you lack any REAL argument.

The usual legba "debate"...

So it seems you providing a bio is a lost cause...even for such a tasty reward..

I suppose if I didn't have one, I wouldn't provide one either.

Isn't that military intelligence 101? Offer up the least amount of info possible in an interrogation?

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Empirical on December 06, 2016, 11:48:54 AM
I still get random bits of areospace work

that has nothing to do with areospace applications.

You can't even spell the word 'aerospace'...

Unbe-fucking-lievable.
You can't spell "areospace".. It's "re" not "er"
Title: !!
Post by: Papa Legba on December 06, 2016, 01:09:17 PM
I still get random bits of areospace work

that has nothing to do with areospace applications.

You can't even spell the word 'aerospace'...

Unbe-fucking-lievable.
You can't spell "areospace".. It's "re" not "er"

Does ANYONE not think this is a bot any more?

Really?

Sorry punkin...fat thumbs on a mobile device typed in haste lacking proof reading.

But your thumbs are lovely & slender with perfectly manicured & painted nails...

Remember 'glovegate', BabyJezebel?

Btw; bear in mind the fate of Painted Jezebel: hurled from a window & eaten by dogs...

They licked up her blood as I recall; yea, licked it up unto the very last drop...

Elijah predicted all this shit; cuz Elijah got SKILZ!

Anyhoo; you is warned, okay?

Knock that body-painting shit off.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 06, 2016, 01:46:43 PM
I still get random bits of areospace work

that has nothing to do with areospace applications.

You can't even spell the word 'aerospace'...

Unbe-fucking-lievable.
You can't spell "areospace".. It's "re" not "er"

Hmmmm...Looks like Papa Legba spelled it right and Empirical spelled it WRONG!

Yep, Empirical looks like a bot...

Regardless, is the rocket in a vacuum still on or were we right?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Empirical on December 06, 2016, 01:50:07 PM
No Papa is wrong, I am right! Thermodynamic says so!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 06, 2016, 01:50:20 PM
So does that mean you won't come visit me with totallacking legba???

I was already polishing up my assless chaps to impress you..

Tell you what...tell me about yourself..that is all I want to know. You have always been an anomaly..I will let you black mail me with that information. Because my curiosity is very high on this matter.

I don't need name, address, social...nothing like that. I just want to know your background, what you are about and who you are. I am just beyond curious on this matter, so it is worth it to me.

If you do this little thing, I will complete my experiment and post it up with haste. This will be completely worth the effort to me... curiosity killed the cat...and I am and have been very curious.

This is super fair.....and extremely easy for you, a pain in the ass for me.

You may also save this, so if I don't complete my end of the bargain, you can say unequivocally I am a piece of lying shit. Even my "army" will have no choice but to agree.

The equivalent of being tared and feathered, then ran out of town

Deal?

You are as bad as heiwa. Worse even.

Having written that, I think we now know you will not be performing any experiment.

But if you do, go ahead and post another thread...time/date/location. I will be there.

I am still there as soon as the experiment goes off.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 06, 2016, 01:51:03 PM
No Papa is wrong, I am right! Thermodynamic says so!
Corrected.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Empirical on December 06, 2016, 01:52:04 PM
No Papa is wrong, I am right! Thermodynamic says so!
^bot
^bot
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on December 06, 2016, 01:59:54 PM
No Papa is wrong, I am right! Thermodynamic says so!
^bot

Sock-puppet
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 06, 2016, 02:04:18 PM
Basic bots are programmed to accuse anyone who catches them out of being a bot themselves btw...

Simple circular programming.

So yeah; 'Empirical' is definitely a bot.

All I am interested in is seeing if it will get perma-banned...

If it does not then we know for sure this forum is run by shills, for shills...

No doubt about it.

Over to the mods, eh?

lol.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 06, 2016, 02:08:16 PM
No Papa is wrong, I am right! Thermodynamic says so!
^bot

Sock-puppet
If you have proof, pony up. If not, then kindly cease the false accusations. Thank you.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Empirical on December 06, 2016, 02:11:14 PM
Basic bots are programmed to accuse anyone who catches them out of being a bot themselves btw...

Simple circular programming.

So yeah; 'Empirical' is definitely a bot.

All I am interested in is seeing if it will get perma-banned...

If it does not then we know for sure this forum is run by shills, for shills...

No doubt about it.

Over to the mods, eh?

lol.
Error person just tooo smart to handle
Stacktrace PopaToSmart () line 34
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Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on December 06, 2016, 02:12:26 PM
Basic bots are programmed to accuse anyone who catches them out of being a bot themselves btw...

Simple circular programming.

So yeah; 'Empirical' is definitely a bot.

All I am interested in is seeing if it will get perma-banned...

If it does not then we know for sure this forum is run by shills, for shills...

No doubt about it.

Over to the mods, eh?

lol.
Error person just tooo smart to handle
Stacktrace PopaToSmart () line 34
ReadEpicPost() line 417
SpreadDisinfo () line 27
main () line 34

You're getting the full 100 day bam!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Empirical on December 06, 2016, 02:17:41 PM
Sorry my programming just can't handle Papa Legba's intelligence.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 06, 2016, 02:21:04 PM
And what about sokarul?

He's a bot too.

Semi-autonomous btw; the bot deals with the easy shit but hands the trickier stuff over to a human operator.

Helps ease the workload you know, cos these turds gotta shill a LOT of different sites.

Disputeone is another one...

Just saying!

But meh; shit on your own doorstep if you want?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on December 06, 2016, 02:23:51 PM
Malfunction, malfunction.

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Morning Papa.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 06, 2016, 02:58:52 PM
So, back on topic. Is this still on? Or is this an effort to bury the OP.
Title: Re: !!
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 06, 2016, 03:20:38 PM
Sorry punkin...fat thumbs on a mobile device typed in haste lacking proof reading.

But your thumbs are lovely & slender with perfectly manicured & painted nails...

Remember 'glovegate', BabyJezebel?

Btw; bear in mind the fate of Painted Jezebel: hurled from a window & eaten by dogs...

They licked up her blood as I recall; yea, licked it up unto the very last drop...

Elijah predicted all this shit; cuz Elijah got SKILZ!

Anyhoo; you is warned, okay?

Knock that body-painting shit off.

Lmao!!! That is the legba I missed! I was getting worried about you. I thought you might have been getting a little overwhelmed..... especially with İntikam scoring on you and with you arguing with yourself..

Glad you have you back...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 06, 2016, 03:23:00 PM
I still get random bits of areospace work

that has nothing to do with areospace applications.

You can't even spell the word 'aerospace'...

Unbe-fucking-lievable.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 06, 2016, 03:36:17 PM
So, back on topic. Is this still on? Or is this an effort to bury the OP.

The OP is already here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_hole

That's what the internet is; a memory-hole.

No need to burn physical books; just collect the info then delete or alter it as desired...

Easy eh?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 06, 2016, 03:42:00 PM
I still get random bits of areospace work

that has nothing to do with areospace applications.

You can't even spell the word 'aerospace'...

Unbe-fucking-lievable.

Sorry punkin...fat thumbs on a mobile device typed in haste lacking proof reading. Though, you usually attack spelling of people since you lack any REAL argument.

The usual legba "debate"...

So it seems you providing a bio is a lost cause...even for such a tasty reward..

I suppose if I didn't have one, I wouldn't provide one either.

Isn't that military intelligence 101? Offer up the least amount of info possible in an interrogation?


Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 06, 2016, 03:44:32 PM
So, back on topic. Is this still on? Or is this an effort to bury the OP.

The OP is already here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_hole

That's what the internet is; a memory-hole.

No need to burn physical books; just collect the info then delete or alter it as desired...

Easy eh?

I am absolutely motivated to carry on with it....

All I ask for is legba's bio...makes it all worth it for me.. . curiosity is killing me..

Come on legba...10 minutes of typing, that's it! SO EASY...

Or if you come out with lacking assuming you are not the same person...that is just as good. However, a few minutes of typing is much easier for you.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 06, 2016, 03:50:14 PM
So, back on topic. Is this still on? Or is this an effort to bury the OP.

The OP is already here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_hole

That's what the internet is; a memory-hole.

No need to burn physical books; just collect the info then delete or alter it as desired...

Easy eh?

I am absolutely motivated to carry on with it....

All I ask for is legba's bio...makes it all worth it for me.. . curiosity is killing me..

Come on legba...10 minutes of typing, that's it! SO EASY...

Or if you come out with lacking assuming you are not the same person...that is just as good. However, a few minutes of typing is much easier for you.

What does my bio have to do with anything?

Graduated HS, hated school, toured the DC beltway as a roadie with a show band, married, two kids, now divorced, and loving the girl I am with. Close enough?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 06, 2016, 03:54:45 PM
So, back on topic. Is this still on? Or is this an effort to bury the OP.

The OP is already here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_hole

That's what the internet is; a memory-hole.

No need to burn physical books; just collect the info then delete or alter it as desired...

Easy eh?

I am absolutely motivated to carry on with it....

All I ask for is LEGBA'S bio...makes it all worth it for me.. . curiosity is killing me..

Come on legba...10 minutes of typing, that's it! SO EASY...

Or if you come out with lacking assuming you are not the same person...that is just as good. However, a few minutes of typing is much easier for you.

What does my bio have to do with anything?

Graduated HS, hated school, toured the DC beltway as a roadie with a show band, married, two kids, now divorced, and loving the girl I am with. Close enough?

Did you forget to change profiles legba??
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 06, 2016, 04:10:55 PM
So, back on topic. Is this still on? Or is this an effort to bury the OP.

The OP is already here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_hole

That's what the internet is; a memory-hole.

No need to burn physical books; just collect the info then delete or alter it as desired...

Easy eh?

I am absolutely motivated to carry on with it....

All I ask for is LEGBA'S bio...makes it all worth it for me.. . curiosity is killing me..

Come on legba...10 minutes of typing, that's it! SO EASY...

Or if you come out with lacking assuming you are not the same person...that is just as good. However, a few minutes of typing is much easier for you.

What does my bio have to do with anything?

Graduated HS, hated school, toured the DC beltway as a roadie with a show band, married, two kids, now divorced, and loving the girl I am with. Close enough?

Did you forget to change profiles legba??
What are you writing about now? You wrote that I could submit one too, right? I want to see the experiment. I wrote the bio. Now, kindly can the baloney and keep to your end of the bargain.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on December 06, 2016, 04:11:19 PM
So, back on topic. Is this still on? Or is this an effort to bury the OP.

Your question has been answered several times. The OP is still on page one where it has always been, pooper.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 06, 2016, 04:13:55 PM
So, back on topic. Is this still on? Or is this an effort to bury the OP.

Your question has been answered several times. The OP is still on page one where it has always been, pooper.

Hey, I have been trying to keep this thing on topic. I know where the OP is. I ponied up to the latest hostage demand. So, where's the beef?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: IonSpen on December 06, 2016, 04:25:09 PM
So, back on topic. Is this still on? Or is this an effort to bury the OP.

The OP is already here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_hole

That's what the internet is; a memory-hole.

No need to burn physical books; just collect the info then delete or alter it as desired...

Easy eh?

I am absolutely motivated to carry on with it....

All I ask for is LEGBA'S bio...makes it all worth it for me.. . curiosity is killing me..

Come on legba...10 minutes of typing, that's it! SO EASY...

Or if you come out with lacking assuming you are not the same person...that is just as good. However, a few minutes of typing is much easier for you.

What does my bio have to do with anything?

Graduated HS, hated school, toured the DC beltway as a roadie with a show band, married, two kids, now divorced, and loving the girl I am with. Close enough?

Did you forget to change profiles legba??
He asked for "proof" - here it is. Just how many of them is he?
He is:
Papa Lgbt
Cikljamas
Totallackey
PsychoPill
Empirical
Definitely Ashill
Forum Penis
.... am I missing any?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on December 06, 2016, 04:31:14 PM
So, back on topic. Is this still on? Or is this an effort to bury the OP.

Your question has been answered several times. The OP is still on page one where it has always been, pooper.

Every party needs a pooper that's why they invited you, party pooper, party pooper.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: boydster on December 06, 2016, 04:36:07 PM
So, back on topic. Is this still on? Or is this an effort to bury the OP.

Your question has been answered several times. The OP is still on page one where it has always been, poop chicken.

Fixed  ;)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on December 06, 2016, 04:53:22 PM
Thems fighting words!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: PsychedelicPill on December 06, 2016, 05:12:04 PM
He asked for "proof" - here it is. Just how many of them is he?
He is:
Papa Lgbt
Cikljamas
Totallackey
PsychoPill
Empirical
Definitely Ashill
Forum Penis
.... am I missing any?

Unless he's suffering from a delusion that doesn't even have a name, he definitely isn't me! Yet he's convinced I'm Geoff... Maybe there is only one person on this board and we/I'm so completely fucked up that all the members are just shining facets of our/my totally screwed up personality syndrome.

Nurse? Meds!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 06, 2016, 11:25:18 PM
Did you forget to change profiles legba??

Nice try but nah...

Thanks for the info though; it all adds up!

Btw there was an item on the news about GCHQ yesterday; it showed a glimpse of the monitor of one of the spooks in the background...

So now I know what the MI5/6 version of this looks like:

https://wikispooks.com/wiki/File:Persona-Management-Contract.pdf

Looks a piece of piss to use; just click on a square & off you go...

Simple things for simple minds eh?

Now; spell 'aerospace' for me, please.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 07, 2016, 01:53:59 PM
Will not spell aerospace correctly for all the tea in China.

So, when do I need to make my trip to Texas to see the experiment?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on December 07, 2016, 06:03:16 PM
Will not spell aerospace correctly for all the tea in China.

So, when do I need to make my trip to Texas to see the experiment?

What's it like when your only friend is yourself? Papa?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Empirical on December 08, 2016, 01:37:42 AM
Papa Lgbt
Cikljamas
Totallackey
PsychoPill
Empirical
Definitely Ashill
Forum Penis
Why am I him as well?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 08, 2016, 01:49:18 AM
What's it like when your only friend is yourself?

Well, schizophrenia runs in the family so you probably have all kinds of imaginary playmates running around in your head...

Dontcha, Chopper?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Empirical on December 08, 2016, 01:58:41 AM
What's it like when your only friend is yourself?

Well, schizophrenia runs in the family so you probably have all kinds of imaginary playmates running around in your head...

Dontcha, Chopper?
Disputeone is related to Papa legba?, plot twist!
Disputeone: You killed my father.
Papa Legba: No, I am your father.
Disputeone: Nooooooooo!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on December 08, 2016, 02:03:19 AM
What's it like when your only friend is yourself?

Well, schizophrenia runs in the family so you probably have all kinds of imaginary playmates running around in your head...

Dontcha, Chopper?
Disputeone is related to Papa legba?, plot twist!
Disputeone: You killed my father.
Papa Legba: No, I am your father.
Disputeone: Nooooooooo!

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO1011000!!!!
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 08, 2016, 02:14:23 AM
Unless he's suffering from a delusion that doesn't even have a name, he definitely isn't me! Yet he's convinced I'm Geoff... Maybe there is only one person on this board and we/I'm so completely fucked up that all the members are just shining facets of our/my totally screwed up personality syndrome.

Nurse? Meds!

This is actually quite interesting....just imagine the possibilities.

Though why did you create this one legba? Am I not keeping pace enough? Boring you? No satisfied anymore?

We can make this work!!

Though lacking was dangerously close to your demeanor etc..and there was many obvious signs.

However, this pill character....not even attempting to pretend to hide this one. There is LITERALLY no difference between the two...though still fun to watch argue with himself.

Though I have to say, you have seen a bit out of sorts, and off beat a hair since your return, and I know I have mentioned this before.

Are you ok?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 08, 2016, 02:33:57 AM
Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?

Why are you so mental?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on December 08, 2016, 02:39:26 AM
Are you ok?

I'm concerned also, Papa the alts are too much.

R U OK?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Empirical on December 08, 2016, 02:44:16 AM
Personally I think pill isn't Papa.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 08, 2016, 02:54:29 AM
The OP again:

Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?

Since then we have had page after page of total garbage & blatant astroturfing (see above).

Is anyone buying this?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on December 08, 2016, 02:55:59 AM
Personally I think pill isn't Papa.

Possibly not, but thinking he has less than 3 accounts is naive imo.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 08, 2016, 02:57:26 AM
The OP again:

Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?

Since then we have had page after page of total garbage & blatant astroturfing (see above).

Is anyone buying this?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Empirical on December 08, 2016, 04:39:40 AM
The OP again:

Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?

Since then we have had page after page of total garbage & blatant astroturfing (see above).

Is anyone buying this?
Yes, but you and your "true scientists don't buy it do you.
(https://werunandride.files.wordpress.com/2015/07/tinfoil-hat-guy.jpg)
^one of Papa's true scientists.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on December 08, 2016, 07:26:17 AM
The OP again:

Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?

Since then we have had page after page of total garbage & blatant astroturfing (see above).

Is anyone buying this?

You could always delete your posts if the garbage bothers you.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 08, 2016, 07:33:50 AM
You could always delete your posts if the garbage bothers you.

Point one - you acknowledge this thread is garbage.

Point two - why should I delete my posts because other members are posting garbage?

Point three - if you acknowledge this thread as garbage why do you not move it to AR or CN?

A little consistency would help.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on December 08, 2016, 07:42:48 AM
your retarted and a shitposter. You are the cancer.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Empirical on December 08, 2016, 07:44:41 AM
You could always delete your posts if the garbage bothers you.

Point one - you acknowledge this thread is garbage.

Point two - why should I delete my posts because I am posting garbage?

Point three - if you acknowledge this thread as garbage why do you not move it to AR or CN?

A little consistency would help.
FTFY
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 08, 2016, 08:03:14 AM
Well, none of the above comes across as automated bot-responses does it?

Meh...

Your forum; your funeral.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 08, 2016, 09:28:10 AM
All it takes is your bio legba....get to prove if I am full of shit or not. And if I am not, then you actually get to see I rocket in a vacuum test. With haste too, since all that needs to be done is some sort of test rocket, may even be lazy and use a bottle rocket from the 4th of July.


As for totallacking, you can carry on all you want...despite the fact I think you are legba alt, if you aren't, let's get a few things straight.

One...you aren't going to come here on your own dime from where you say your current location is, so let's stop pretending about that. Just another form of you attempting to "bow up" on the internet.

Secondly...in reality, someone who has done nothing but tell me I am a piece of shit liar, should die, useless, worthless and blah blah blah. Even now, constant "bowing up"...Do you REALLY think I am gonna welcome you to my business or home with open arms? Come on now.... Yeah, I invited scepti because he is a calm chill person with interesting views, the worst thing he has ever called me was a dreamer, and he never carries on like that. Plus he is one of the most sceptical members here, and has been a member here for some time.

Even with a calm person like him I requested a Skype call before hand to vet him even further.


So let's step in reality for a minute...you wanna start acting like a normal human being? Show you can control yourself etc etc, then we can talk.

Castle law in Texas is way to open and lax for me to be tempted by crazy people stepping on my premises.


However, until then...I am satisfied with legba's bio to finish the experiment. It's worth it to me for my curiosity
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: IonSpen on December 08, 2016, 10:22:49 AM
All it takes is your bio legba....get to prove if I am full of shit or not. And if I am not, then you actually get to see I rocket in a vacuum test. With haste too, since all that needs to be done is some sort of test rocket, may even be lazy and use a bottle rocket from the 4th of July.


As for totallacking, you can carry on all you want...despite the fact I think you are legba alt, if you aren't, let's get a few things straight.

One...you aren't going to come here on your own dime from where you say your current location is, so let's stop pretending about that. Just another form of you attempting to "bow up" on the internet.

Secondly...in reality, someone who has done nothing but tell me I am a piece of shit liar, should die, useless, worthless and blah blah blah. Even now, constant "bowing up"...Do you REALLY think I am gonna welcome you to my business or home with open arms? Come on now.... Yeah, I invited scepti because he is a calm chill person with interesting views, the worst thing he has ever called me was a dreamer, and he never carries on like that. Plus he is one of the most sceptical members here, and has been a member here for some time.

Even with a calm person like him I requested a Skype call before hand to vet him even further.


So let's step in reality for a minute...you wanna start acting like a normal human being? Show you can control yourself etc etc, then we can talk.

Castle law in Texas is way to open and lax for me to be tempted by crazy people stepping on my premises.


However, until then...I am satisfied with legba's bio to finish the experiment. It's worth it to me for my curiosity
After his visit you should drop him off in Turtle Creek or Oak Lawn. He'll fit right in.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 08, 2016, 11:31:45 AM
After his visit you should drop him off in Turtle Creek or Oak Lawn. He'll fit right in.

Lmao!! That was unexpected..you must know the area.

Take him over there for their Halloween/gay pride parade where they shut all of uptown down...may never see him again.

Though full disclosure, I lived right on the uptown/downtown Dallas line for 3 years. My very first business location was in the down town Dallas historic area, in the warehouse district. Got to grandfather in ALOT of things, though city fees were nuts in that area.

I know your comment was meant as a dig at lacking..and I laughed because I knew what you meant. But I must say, I had a freaking blast living there....yes I am not gay, but I had a blast with the company 100 percent. Still friends with a few of my old neighbors..

ALSO

One thing to not forget....yes at most of the hang outs, parties, and ESPECIALLY the giant couple times a year city parties..sure, high majority is gay...BUT...the "fag hags" that hang out with many gay men.... typically straight....

Strictly from a capitalistic view....it's low supply with high demand lol. It was fun times...since I had no life in college because of constant work and study, kinda pushed the college party life style at that point
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: IonSpen on December 08, 2016, 11:48:31 AM
I can't say I know the area  "well", but I do know it- ha. I have lived all over D, close to 75 and NY Hwy  (12). Spent lots of time in Deep Ellum years ago. When it was cool. But to be honest, if there were one place I could drop him off - Pleasant Grove. 2am.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 08, 2016, 11:57:38 AM
All it takes is your bio legba.

Why are you now asking me for personal information in order for you to perform a task you promised to do anyway?

Is this you?



Why are you so mental?

if there were one place I could drop him off - Pleasant Grove. 2am.

Legba knows how to survive in any social environment, any time...

But the one you mention sounds cool...

I'd probably have a fucking ball there.

Any more mad bullshit you wanna hurl at me?

Or are we done?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 08, 2016, 12:00:17 PM
I can't say I know the area  "well", but I do know it- ha. I have lived all over D, close to 75 and NY Hwy  (12). Spent lots of time in Deep Ellum years ago. When it was cool. But to be honest, if there were one place I could drop him off - Pleasant Grove. 2am.

Ha ha ha...now we are going in a totally different direction...I would say right around corvette lane would be suitable..

An employee of mine lived in the Grove...they actually make and sell shirts in the gas stations that says "I survived" in small letters in the bottom says pleasant Grove lol. He would wear his shirt often.

Pleasant Grove.....interesting description that in no ways describes the actual city lol
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 08, 2016, 12:06:59 PM
All it takes is your bio legba.

Why are you now asking me for personal information in order for you to perform a task you promised to do anyway?

Is this you?



Why are you so mental?

if there were one place I could drop him off - Pleasant Grove. 2am.

Legba knows how to survive in any social environment, any time...

But the one you mention sounds cool...

I'd probably have a fucking ball there.

Any more mad bullshit you wanna hurl at me?

Or are we done?

Again...I see we are giving away you are totallacky...just like lacky answers for you...you answer for lacky..."we are one".

As you can read, he was speaking about , and I have been speaking about total lacky.


I have already said why I want your bio...I said leave out name, address all that what not. I can and have given my bio without breaking who I actually am.

I am actually very genuinely interested, and have been for some time.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 08, 2016, 12:43:33 PM
I have already said why I want your bio.

I could not give a flying fuck about one single 'why' you spam...

But here anyway, just to shut you the fuck up:

http://www.mamiwata.com/legba.html

Happy now?

Time for you to answer my question: why are you so mental?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 08, 2016, 01:22:27 PM
I do not recall telling you to die. I might have told you and numerous others to GFY's.

I have called you a liar because you lied, most notably in this thread.

Regardless, until such time as you fulfill the OP, it remains a colossal failure.

As far as your list:

1) I visit my niece in Texas once a year;
2) The rest of it is crap, just like the OP.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 08, 2016, 03:04:49 PM
I have already said why I want your bio.

I could not give a flying fuck about one single 'why' you spam...

But here anyway, just to shut you the fuck up:

http://www.mamiwata.com/legba.html

Happy now?

Time for you to answer my question: why are you so mental?

No....I am not happy. I knew the basic history of your name already.

Now I want YOUR bio....

Not any of your alts...yours good sir! Then I will gladly complete my end of the bargain.

I am interested in what has lead up to your views, your experience in life and your background. Those kinda things interest me.

Especially you...as you have hidden fairly well, surrounding yourself with tons of disinformation and alts. So you are an enigma to me thus far.

I think you might have or still do demo buildings, but that is about it.

Is this a threat to you?? It is meant out of respect
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 08, 2016, 09:20:41 PM
Now I want YOUR bio....

http://www.bayergarden.co.uk/Products/b/Baby-Bio-Original

Quote
Then I will gladly complete my end of the bargain.

What 'bargain'?

You said you'd build a giant vacuum chamber & set off explosives in it...

Yet now you're trying to blackmail me.

Why are you so mental?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on December 08, 2016, 09:56:34 PM
You're such a dumb-penguin Papa.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Arealhumanbeing on December 08, 2016, 10:23:08 PM
You're such a dumb-penguin Papa.

I call this a shitpost if I ever did see one. Mod? Mod? Bueller?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 08, 2016, 10:27:04 PM
Now I want YOUR bio....

http://www.bayergarden.co.uk/Products/b/Baby-Bio-Original

Quote
Then I will gladly complete my end of the bargain.

What 'bargain'?

You said you'd build a giant vacuum chamber & set off explosives in it...

Yet now you're trying to blackmail me.

Why are you so mental?

Although I did laugh at the baby bio...I have no idea how you even found that....

With that said....regarding your next question.

That's what happens legba...a fun suppose to unite the forum in a common goal cool experiment...then a whole hoard of dumb penguins come in and shit all over it.

Yeah, it pissed me off...so sue me.

However, with your triumphant return...I have been re energized with motivation (also for the fact just the rocket itself is all I need, I may just use a bottle rocket so I can do it asap)..

However, as they say in the capitalistic world...if your good at something, never do it for free.

So this is no longer a pro bono case...I want payment...

But not money or anything else....just your bio... nothing more or nothing less...then if I don't follow through, everyone can call me a lying sack of shit, including my supporters...

AND...you get to say you were right...

Everyone wins here legba, and it cost you nothing...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on December 08, 2016, 11:02:35 PM
You're such a dumb-penguin Papa.

I call this a shitpost if I ever did see one. Mod? Mod? Bueller?

Once a thread devolves to this, shitposting isn't an issue anymore imho.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 09, 2016, 09:08:16 AM
You're such a dumb-penguin Papa.

I call this a shitpost if I ever did see one. Mod? Mod? Bueller?

Once a thread devolves to this, shitposting isn't an issue anymore imho.

Devolves to what?

Blackmail & blatant lies from the OP?

Which you condone, somehow?

Why are you so mental?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 10, 2016, 08:20:52 AM
Now I want YOUR bio....

http://www.bayergarden.co.uk/Products/b/Baby-Bio-Original

Quote
Then I will gladly complete my end of the bargain.

What 'bargain'?

You said you'd build a giant vacuum chamber & set off explosives in it...

Yet now you're trying to blackmail me.

Why are you so mental?

Although I did laugh at the baby bio...I have no idea how you even found that....

With that said....regarding your next question.

That's what happens legba...a fun suppose to unite the forum in a common goal cool experiment...then a whole hoard of dumb penguins come in and shit all over it.

Yeah, it pissed me off...so sue me.

However, with your triumphant return...I have been re energized with motivation (also for the fact just the rocket itself is all I need, I may just use a bottle rocket so I can do it asap)..

However, as they say in the capitalistic world...if your good at something, never do it for free.

So this is no longer a pro bono case...I want payment...

But not money or anything else....just your bio... nothing more or nothing less...then if I don't follow through, everyone can call me a lying sack of shit, including my supporters...

AND...you get to say you were right...

Everyone wins here legba, and it cost you nothing...

^ Pure, unadulterated horse piss all over the OP. Failed to come through and now engaged in blaming others for one's failures. SOP for this degenerate.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 10, 2016, 12:39:23 PM
You really are not very bright are you totallacking?

"Why won't he let me come play in his vacuum.. I keep continually insulting him, talking shit, etc etc etc...then ask to walk unto his premises..I don't understand"

Damn moron... I am beginning to think you aren't a legba alt, at least legba has a few layers of intelligence under his anger.

Though maybe I will invite you out, as dueling is still legal in Texas (by hand no weapons), article 22.01 and 22.06....with your bullshit attitude and shit treatment of people, there would not be a better rate I could think of.

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 10, 2016, 12:44:08 PM
Why are you so mental?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 10, 2016, 12:46:27 PM
Don't worry legba...I don't want to duel you, I just want to go to a bar, hang out with a few drinks. Learn about what made you the way you are...

Your little dog lacking is a different story.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 10, 2016, 01:00:31 PM
Don't worry legba...I don't want to duel you, I just want to go to a bar, hang out with a few drinks. Learn about what made you the way you are...

Your little dog lacking is a different story.

Why are you so mental?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 10, 2016, 01:30:09 PM
Why are you so mental?

Why are you so mental?

Why are you so mental?

Why are you so mental?

Software glitching again??

How can someone taking an interest in you make you so angry??

I don't understand, same issue with İntikam...I have never seen someone get so mad with someone paying them a compliment.

So what's the deal legba?? What am I missing? I don't even argue anything anymore here except for in the political section with the brain dead liberals (excluding master_evar)...so you can't even say I am a paid shill.

So what is it legba?

Or are you really a bot?? Your program does not compute human peer bonding, anger is the automatic default for confusion?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 10, 2016, 01:40:23 PM
tl;dr

Why are you so mental?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 10, 2016, 02:00:26 PM
Will you be my friend papa legba?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on December 10, 2016, 02:06:14 PM
Why are you so mental?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 10, 2016, 02:18:19 PM
Will you be my friend papa legba?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: getrealzommb on December 10, 2016, 03:57:30 PM
Will you be my friend papa legba?

BHS, you've gone and broke it already..... How long has it been back?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 10, 2016, 04:01:03 PM
Will you be my friend papa legba?

BHS, you've gone and broke it already..... How long has it been back?

This is why I can't have nice things.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: getrealzommb on December 10, 2016, 04:11:35 PM
Will you be my friend papa legba?

BHS, you've gone and broke it already..... How long has it been back?

This is why I can't have nice things.

LegBOT is hardly a "nice thing".   

Was this a typo and you meant nice thongs?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 10, 2016, 04:43:57 PM
Ha ha ha...I actually laughed on this one..there really isn't anything to add to that
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: hoppy on December 10, 2016, 07:24:32 PM
Lol, pitiful.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 10, 2016, 09:49:49 PM
Inspirational as always slappy.

The sad thing, I have actually been legitimately interested in friendship with legba... :'(
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 11, 2016, 08:56:14 AM
You really are not very bright are you totallacking?

"Why won't he let me come play in his vacuum.. I keep continually insulting him, talking shit, etc etc etc...then ask to walk unto his premises..I don't understand"

Damn moron... I am beginning to think you aren't a legba alt, at least legba has a few layers of intelligence under his anger.

Though maybe I will invite you out, as dueling is still legal in Texas (by hand no weapons), article 22.01 and 22.06....with your bullshit attitude and shit treatment of people, there would not be a better rate I could think of.

Yeah, right...boot up the keyboard cat shitposting again...

Is there a limit to the amount cow pie stockpiling one can perform in Texas? I thought the Bush family had that market cornered anyway...

Just more fluff from the OP in one gigantic excuse making, "I am gonna take my toys and go home now," epic fail...

Don't let the door hit you on the way out, and certainly do not go away mad...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 15, 2016, 02:33:42 PM
Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?

^=massive fail
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: IonSpen on December 15, 2016, 03:17:57 PM
^^Automated gay bot response ^^
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 17, 2016, 06:10:44 AM
Well I finally splurged, I have been thinking for some time of upgrading chambers to something much more usable. I ended up selling my old chamber, a lathe that is useless to me now, an outdated cnc router, and an older press. So now I have the room, along with some extra money to put towards the new set up.

It will be close to 1900 cubic feet in size, 25 feet long!! (Yes I know I am using stupid American measuring, but it is what it is) Along with 100 horsepower  ;D

So anyways, this shall be completed in about 3 weeks give or take( bar any strange projects ect) I am really aiming towards two weeks, me and two of my best contractor fabricators are building it. I designed it, then checking my own ego, I paid a specialist to check it over and make needed changes (which sadly he made two).

So when it's complete, for its test run, if I fire a small rocket off inside would it help anyone to see the results? Or does anyone really give a damn lol?

Jumps all over Heiwa for his challenges, yet has the temerity to post this massive, stinking dung heap...whacked...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: sceptimatic on December 17, 2016, 06:20:27 AM
I'm still waiting for my free plane tickets.
I'm already to go and do some experiments with babyhighspeed. He wants to hear my voice so he can be sure I'm not a psychopath.  ;D
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 17, 2016, 10:20:39 AM
I'm still waiting for my free plane tickets.
I'm already to go and do some experiments with babyhighspeed. He wants to hear my voice so he can be sure I'm not a psychopath.  ;D

BHS ( or more to the reality of things, just take out the "H) has no intention, nor ever had any intention of ever fulfilling this OP.

A liar of the highest order, more so than Heiwa, whom BS wanted to constantly harangue and mock.

Should not surprise anyone this OP psychopath is a huge fraud.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: aisantaros on December 17, 2016, 10:27:34 AM
I'm still waiting for my free plane tickets.
I'm already to go and do some experiments with babyhighspeed. He wants to hear my voice so he can be sure I'm not a psychopath.  ;D

BHS ( or more to the reality of things, just take out the "H) has no intention, nor ever had any intention of ever fulfilling this OP.

A liar of the highest order, more so than Heiwa, whom BS wanted to constantly harangue and mock.

Should not surprise anyone this OP psychopath is a huge fraud.

Considering that the op teasing you with some high school experiment level stuff you sound a bit psycho....

Anyway do you rocket denial guys have anything particular claim of evidence against BASIC mechanic and rocket science ?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 17, 2016, 10:40:22 AM
I'm still waiting for my free plane tickets.
I'm already to go and do some experiments with babyhighspeed. He wants to hear my voice so he can be sure I'm not a psychopath.  ;D

BHS ( or more to the reality of things, just take out the "H) has no intention, nor ever had any intention of ever fulfilling this OP.

A liar of the highest order, more so than Heiwa, whom BS wanted to constantly harangue and mock.

Should not surprise anyone this OP psychopath is a huge fraud.

Considering that the op teasing you with some high school experiment level stuff you sound a bit psycho....

Anyway do you rocket denial guys have anything particular claim of evidence against BASIC mechanic and rocket science ?

Considering that you are now introducing some off-topic bullshit into the conversation is a firm confirmation how much crap the shill team is willing to post to make the OP disappear without a trace. Don't worry though...this OP will remain a monument to the liar that is B (-minus H) S.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on December 17, 2016, 06:41:26 PM
I'm still waiting for my free plane tickets.
I'm already to go and do some experiments with babyhighspeed. He wants to hear my voice so he can be sure I'm not a psychopath.  ;D

BHS ( or more to the reality of things, just take out the "H) has no intention, nor ever had any intention of ever fulfilling this OP.

A liar of the highest order, more so than Heiwa, whom BS wanted to constantly harangue and mock.

Should not surprise anyone this OP psychopath is a huge fraud.

Considering that the op teasing you with some high school experiment level stuff you sound a bit psycho....

Anyway do you rocket denial guys have anything particular claim of evidence against BASIC mechanic and rocket science ?

I thought you left in disgrace?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: aisantaros on December 18, 2016, 09:47:48 AM
I'm still waiting for my free plane tickets.
I'm already to go and do some experiments with babyhighspeed. He wants to hear my voice so he can be sure I'm not a psychopath.  ;D

BHS ( or more to the reality of things, just take out the "H) has no intention, nor ever had any intention of ever fulfilling this OP.

A liar of the highest order, more so than Heiwa, whom BS wanted to constantly harangue and mock.

Should not surprise anyone this OP psychopath is a huge fraud.

Considering that the op teasing you with some high school experiment level stuff you sound a bit psycho....

Anyway do you rocket denial guys have anything particular claim of evidence against BASIC mechanic and rocket science ?

I thought you left in disgrace?


Well the genius model which solve all the geometric issues of current applications on my challenge never arrived, because I was not a nice boy or smthing evenly weak....

So still waiting for that big humiliation

And keep in mind totes admitted the geometric failure of his model, then :

1 Promised a flawless one,  in a very pompous manner

2 never delivered

Maybe he is the one who left in shame......
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on December 18, 2016, 04:23:54 PM
Perhaps.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: boydster on December 18, 2016, 07:22:46 PM
Weird. I thought Totes stated the altitude issue before Aisantaros had actually put it into words, stated he had a solution, asked Aisantaros if there were any other issues, and Aisantaros decided to get coy on specifics. Memba that? Memba? Did I memba wrong?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Twerp on December 18, 2016, 07:38:37 PM
Weird. I thought Totes stated the altitude issue before Aisantaros had actually put it into words, stated he had a solution, asked Aisantaros if there were any other issues, and Aisantaros decided to get coy on specifics. Memba that? Memba? Did I memba wrong?

(https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/90/Check_mark_23x20_02.svg/1081px-Check_mark_23x20_02.svg.png)

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: aisantaros on December 18, 2016, 11:59:21 PM
Weird. I thought Totes stated the altitude issue before Aisantaros had actually put it into words, stated he had a solution, asked Aisantaros if there were any other issues, and Aisantaros decided to get coy on specifics. Memba that? Memba? Did I memba wrong?

Check your memory, I spotted that Issue right away, along with the overlapping beams.

First post a somewhat internally plausible model then whine on "specifics".


Totes asked for judgement, he received one, then he tried to bullshit his way out....


Again where is the corrected application ? Nowhere ? Do you have one ? NO ? Then why are you act like a nuisance ?

You guys are became lazy among FE ers, so just stick to your low hanging fruits like intikam and co.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: aisantaros on December 19, 2016, 12:07:33 AM
Weird. I thought Totes stated the altitude issue before Aisantaros had actually put it into words, stated he had a solution, asked Aisantaros if there were any other issues, and Aisantaros decided to get coy on specifics. Memba that? Memba? Did I memba wrong?

(https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/90/Check_mark_23x20_02.svg/1081px-Check_mark_23x20_02.svg.png)

So he staaaaaated he haaaad one, for suuuuuure, yeah right and he didnt showed us cause he is shy, LOL.

Weak excuses are weak.

Did he admitted that his current application is faulty according to requirements ? YES

Did he promised a corrected version ? YES

Did he delivered ? NO

So did he won ? ...

What do you think ?

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on December 19, 2016, 12:10:14 AM
You are the only one who thinks what you did was in any way shape or form honest or done with integrity.

Maybe everyones wrong except you? You know what they say.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 19, 2016, 03:30:41 AM

BHS ( or more to the reality of things, just take out the "H) has no intention, nor ever had any intention of ever fulfilling this OP.

A liar of the highest order, more so than Heiwa, whom BS wanted to constantly harangue and mock.

Should not surprise anyone this OP psychopath is a huge fraud.
Considering that you are now introducing some off-topic bullshit into the conversation is a firm confirmation how much crap the shill team is willing to post to make the OP disappear without a trace. Don't worry though...this OP will remain a monument to the liar that is B (-minus H) S.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on December 19, 2016, 06:32:23 AM
Yeah, posting in this thread totally makes the OP disappear without a trace! It's gone forever now.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: aisantaros on December 19, 2016, 11:06:56 AM
You are the only one who thinks what you did was in any way shape or form honest or done with integrity.

Maybe everyones wrong except you? You know what they say.


You guys wanted to make a big drama about it, then failed to outsmart me, i suggest you to just walk away from this....


Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 19, 2016, 11:12:53 AM
Yeah, posting in this thread totally makes the OP disappear without a trace! It's gone forever now.

LMFAO...

Like you care.

Anyway, where is the vacuum chamber?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 19, 2016, 05:19:16 PM
Yeah, posting in this thread totally makes the OP disappear without a trace! It's gone forever now.

LMFAO...

Like you care.

Anyway, where is the vacuum chamber?

Wow, been out for a little bit, getting things wrapped up for the two weeks my guys are about to take off.

Vacuum location??
About 200 feet due southwest from me at this very moment of my current location. Does that make you feel better?? That life is OK?

As for space cowgirl. .I am sure you are right, I am SURE she is part of some nefarious scheme of hiding the fact my vacuum chamber is really just my own ass vacuum.

Do you realize how dumb you sound?? Just look through this thread...I started this with good intentions, this was also when I was newer here, I didn't not know the truth about some of the "smartest" people here.

I mean, can you not see your own actions? how you act, yet you claim you are one of the "chosen ones of knowledge", wise beyond belief that you can see past all the things fooling even the people of the highest standard of intelligence/genius.

Yet you can't even control yourself, complete a rational thought, or provide even a shred of proof to anything you say....I am sure that is another reason you have such a "large" (purely metaphorical) angry boner towards me in constant priapism...When I did care about such a thing, I proved everything I said on here with ACTUAL proof, rather it be about myself or something else. The ultimate kick in the gut for a blow hard in constant unfulfilled priapism.

Anyways...Wanna see it or even do an experiment in it?? What do I get out of it.

My time and effort is not free for people such as yourself...It doesn't have to be monetary necessarily, but needs to be something.

Like legba I wanted his bio, which he wouldn't do (and now banned again)

There was a member here I was communicating with via P.M. That member, I wanted to know who it's true identity was (suspected alt to me)..It was agreed I would learn the information of what I wanted if I provided photo evidence in a manner requested by the member, as well as not share the information with others. I agreed to the terms, then the member backed out.

These are just some examples of things that have interested me in the past, never anything to do with actual money. What do you have? If you aren't willing to provide anything, the GTFO...(and take a cold shower)

You will just have to wait till I get bored and do it (which I have been thinking about this time of year, it's slow for me and my guys are about to take off for the holidays)...Or until I use it for an experiment requested by someone I actually like and respect on here (you know who y'all are)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Arealhumanbeing on December 19, 2016, 05:34:05 PM
Do you realize how dumb you sound?? Just look through this thread...I started this with good intentions, this was also when I was newer here, I didn't not know the truth about some of the "smartest" people here.

Blah blah blah, lemme talk about my personal life so you can relate to me and share my thoughts and opinions about how dumb flat earth is. Yada yada yada I offered to do an experiment and now I am claiming my time is not free and it will cost one handy. Do you realize how dumb you sound? And what exactly is the "truth" about the "smartest" people here?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 19, 2016, 05:47:08 PM
You are breaking my heart...

Maybe I should just vacuum myself to escape the heartache..

Don't worry being....You are part of the "smartest" people group I speak of on here, was definitely not leaving you out.

Also, if you can't figure out what I mean with parentheses, and applying it to contest of the post, then your question is a self fulfilling prophecy of its own meaning.


As for my "hatred" (there's those parentheses again, just a hint) of flat earth, I stick up for almost all the flat earthers here, and I don't think there was ever I time I insulted flat earth. Nor do I ever talk about it, my first 20 post maybe some, but the 1600 afterwards no. I have also said, I think it would make my year if the world were flat...

So again...Your rebuttal is weak, unsubstantiated, and an overall failure...Wow..Almost like I am reading the story of your life...freaky
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Arealhumanbeing on December 19, 2016, 06:02:02 PM
So again...Your rebuttal is weak, unsubstantiated, and an overall failure...Wow..Almost like I am reading the story of your life...freaky

You did not directly answer my question. Then proceeded in posting personal attacks about me, who's life is an entire mystery to you. You stand up for flat earthers? Who was the "you" referenced when speaking about "the chosen ones of knowledge"? You are a liar and you are a fool.  Please, reread your own quote for the concluding sentence.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 19, 2016, 06:30:56 PM
You did not directly answer my question.

Well I did actually..

Also, if you can't figure out what I mean with parentheses, and applying it to contest of the post, then your question is a self fulfilling prophecy of its own meaning.

But again...Over your head ;)

However, let me be overly direct for "obvious" reasons...In order

Yes I stand up for flat earthers, though I have not joined the band wagon because I have not seen a smoking gun, nor anything satisfy the feasibility of such a successful world wide conspiracies (the chairman of the DNC fell for a simple phishing email that caused the email hack lol....You really think people like this are smart enough to perpetuate such a world wide conspiracy with success?)...Yet, when the typical angry noobs comes in spouting nonsense, I am one of the first to defend nor do I join.

I also state the flat earthers I find quite intelligent here, we just happen to have different conclusions after extrapolating information. And yes, I would think the world being flat would be awesome..I love shake ups, especially the ultimate shake up.

But, if you actually had even an ounce of research skills, you would see I never speak about the shape of the either. Either on tech stuff, 9/11, yelling at liberals, or just complete non sense..

"You" was speaking of totallacking, since I was speaking to him, I including him in such company. Though as I said, you are part of that group as well...So don't you worry buttercup.

For quick description of this "super group"...People that act like complete uneducated fools. Cannot control themselves, insult people instead of providing an ounce of proof towards what they say about the subject or themselves. Not willing to do an ounce of work for said "magical wisdom" they somehow possess..(example: The simple trade in information for the vacuum stuff that was way too "hard")...Then you people get even more pissed because no one respects or takes you seriously, so instead of looking in a mirror, y'all double down with anger and insults until your just a complete waste.

Also crying a river because I "attacked" you...Well buck up bronco, if you can't take it, don't dish it. Also, funny you don't even recognize your own hypocrisy..Insult me with your first post, then cry because I fired back, then right after crying about it, you insult me again....How "ironic"


Also...Using my own quote to insult me??? Lol, silly rabbit..I guess it would keep you from having to come up with something yourself...I would do the same if I was you. I can and have proven what I have "accomplished " or what I am about...Have you? Mirrors are useful for more than just decoration
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Arealhumanbeing on December 19, 2016, 06:46:39 PM

Also crying a river because I "attacked" you...Well buck up bronco, if you can't take it, don't dish it. Also, funny you don't even recognize your own hypocrisy..Insult me with your first post, then cry because I fired back, then right after crying about it, you insult me again....How "ironic"

Your one paragraph is almost as long as the "river" I cried. Ironic. Please, take your childish games elsewhere.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Twerp on December 19, 2016, 06:49:01 PM
Please, take your childish games elsewhere.

Hey! He started this thread. If you don't like it why don't you go elsewhere?
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on December 19, 2016, 06:50:46 PM
So again...Your rebuttal is weak, unsubstantiated, and an overall failure...Wow..Almost like I am reading the story of your life...freaky

I did miss your posts. ;D

@ Shadow of Heiwa, nah man you are right, everyone else is wrong and crazy, you alone are right and sane.

You know what they say.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Arealhumanbeing on December 19, 2016, 06:58:40 PM
Please, take your childish games elsewhere.

Hey! He started this thread. If you don't like it why don't you go elsewhere?

I would keep to my own threads, but I am being told that I do not get to decide whats relevant. So why should I treat other threads differently?

quote author=onebigmonkey link=topic=68636.msg1847999#msg1847999 date=1481838495]
Also, it isn't up to you to decide what other people think is relevant to your thread, which isn't actually yours in that you don't have any proprietorial rights over it. Also, I didn't post any fucking videos.
[/quote
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on December 19, 2016, 07:03:24 PM
one paragraph is almost as long as the "river" I cried. Ironic. Please, take your childish games elsewhere.

Well....You tuckered out quickly, I am sorry, I should have toned it down a bit. Did want you to pack your bags and go home that quickly :(

This is why I can't have nice things :(

Funny thing is...I have asked for nothing but a bio from someone or truth from another on their identity, these are the "impossible things I ask for" lol.

This was after half of a year enduring complete nonsense and badgering from this "magic group of special people"...These are the only things I have ever asked for of this group..

The people I actually like and respect on here, I tell them I am at their disposal if there is talk of an experiment on a thread "just tell me the details of what you want" without any stipulations.

Yet I am the unreasonable one??? Lol...To be in your "world" for a day...Must be something
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Twerp on December 19, 2016, 07:17:19 PM
Please, take your childish games elsewhere.

Hey! He started this thread. If you don't like it why don't you go elsewhere?

I would keep to my own threads, but I am being told that I do not get to decide whats relevant. So why should I treat other threads differently?

quote author=onebigmonkey link=topic=68636.msg1847999#msg1847999 date=1481838495]
Also, it isn't up to you to decide what other people think is relevant to your thread, which isn't actually yours in that you don't have any proprietorial rights over it. Also, I didn't post any fucking videos.
[/quote

I don't really feel like arguing with you. You were ordering big monkey out of your thread which is why he gave you that retort. In this case you went a step further and tried to tell BHS, in his own thread, to take his games elsewhere, which is why I suggested it might be more appropriate for you to go elsewhere. In reality big monkey is right. No one (except maybe mods and admins - usually for breaking rules) has a right to order people out of a thread in this public forum. All the same, if you can't get along with BHS in this thread you should probably just leave it. If you don't want to, then stay. It doesn't really matter that much to me.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: hoppy on December 19, 2016, 07:59:58 PM
Please, take your childish games elsewhere.

Hey! He started this thread. If you don't like it why don't you go elsewhere?

I would keep to my own threads, but I am being told that I do not get to decide whats relevant. So why should I treat other threads differently?

quote author=onebigmonkey link=topic=68636.msg1847999#msg1847999 date=1481838495]
Also, it isn't up to you to decide what other people think is relevant to your thread, which isn't actually yours in that you don't have any proprietorial rights over it. Also, I didn't post any fucking videos.
[/quote
Reported for using fowl language on the internet.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: onebigmonkey on December 19, 2016, 10:51:49 PM
Please, take your childish games elsewhere.

Hey! He started this thread. If you don't like it why don't you go elsewhere?

I would keep to my own threads, but I am being told that I do not get to decide whats relevant. So why should I treat other threads differently?

quote author=onebigmonkey link=topic=68636.msg1847999#msg1847999 date=1481838495]
Also, it isn't up to you to decide what other people think is relevant to your thread, which isn't actually yours in that you don't have any proprietorial rights over it. Also, I didn't post any fucking videos.
[/quote
Reported for using fowl language on the internet.

Chicken.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 20, 2016, 03:06:43 PM
Funny thing is...I have asked for nothing but a bio from someone or truth from another on their identity, these are the "impossible things I ask for" lol.

Gets what he asks for and nothing but more temper tantrums and denial.

Yet I am the unreasonable one???
Nope, just a lying little _ _ _ _ _...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 20, 2016, 03:11:55 PM
Yeah, posting in this thread totally makes the OP disappear without a trace! It's gone forever now.

LMFAO...

Like you care.

Anyway, where is the vacuum chamber?

Wow, been out for a little bit, getting things wrapped up for the two weeks my guys are about to take off.

BS snipped for brevity because it does not exist.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: disputeone on December 20, 2016, 04:25:05 PM
Yeah, posting in this thread totally makes the OP disappear without a trace! It's gone forever now.

LMFAO...

Like you care.

Anyway, where is the vacuum chamber?

Wow, been out for a little bit, getting things wrapped up for the two weeks my guys are about to take off.

BS snipped for brevity because it does not exist.

Working for minimum wage in unskilled labour lackey? Guess I should have figured that from your name.

Must hurt that some teenagers are more skilled and successful than you.
I understand why you don't want to believe that there are people who don't spend their career on a production line for your self esteem.

But try to accept that some people can do more than menial unskilled jobs.

Or just lash out and rage at everyone because you are unsatisfied with the mess you made of your life.

Kinda like another poster used to do, I forget his name, Lepa Pagba or something like that.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Arealhumanbeing on December 20, 2016, 05:34:12 PM
Yeah, posting in this thread totally makes the OP disappear without a trace! It's gone forever now.

LMFAO...

Like you care.

Anyway, where is the vacuum chamber?

Wow, been out for a little bit, getting things wrapped up for the two weeks my guys are about to take off.

BS snipped for brevity because it does not exist.

Working for minimum wage in unskilled labour lackey? Guess I should have figured that from your name.

Must hurt that some teenagers are more skilled and successful than you.
I understand why you don't want to believe that there are people who don't spend their career on a production line for your self esteem.

But try to accept that some people can do more than menial unskilled jobs.

Or just lash out and rage at everyone because you are unsatisfied with the mess you made of your life.

Kinda like another poster used to do, I forget his name, Lepa Pagba or something like that.

Your post... Its nothing but insults...Vague, voracious, venomous, vehement, vindictive insults... Sir, I have lost all respect for you.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bullwinkle on December 20, 2016, 11:18:40 PM
Arealhumanbeing on hidden camera . . .

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: IonSpen on December 21, 2016, 12:19:18 PM
Yeah, posting in this thread totally makes the OP disappear without a trace! It's gone forever now.

LMFAO...

Like you care.

Anyway, where is the vacuum chamber?

Wow, been out for a little bit, getting things wrapped up for the two weeks my guys are about to take off.

BS snipped for brevity because it does not exist.

Working for minimum wage in unskilled labour lackey? Guess I should have figured that from your name.

Must hurt that some teenagers are more skilled and successful than you.
I understand why you don't want to believe that there are people who don't spend their career on a production line for your self esteem.

But try to accept that some people can do more than menial unskilled jobs.

Or just lash out and rage at everyone because you are unsatisfied with the mess you made of your life.

Kinda like another poster used to do, I forget his name, Lepa Pagba or something like that.

Your post... Its nothing but insults...Vague, voracious, venomous, vehement, vindictive insults... Sir, I have lost all respect for you.

Hey look - more trolling. Dude, you're like a pro at it. You go around insulting and calling names, and then try to point out others doing what you're doing? Don't be such a hypocrite man, it's not very cool.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Arealhumanbeing on December 21, 2016, 12:30:41 PM
What do you think you are doing? I said his post is insults. I did not call him names, i did not insult him directly. I simply stated a fact and my feelings about them.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: IonSpen on December 21, 2016, 02:18:45 PM
Simply stating a fact. Your posts speak for themselves. You do in fact insult people and call them names, then cry foul when someone else does. I'm just trying to point out your hypocrisy. If you would cut that out, you might actually have a better experience here at the FES.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 21, 2016, 03:49:22 PM
Try to understand. I absolutely must support the OP even though he is a lying little _ _ _ _. Therefore, I will continue to post numerous lines of what I know to be BS in an effort to save face.

Your sock is busted. Maybe you can pick up one from this fella...

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: hoppy on December 21, 2016, 03:53:54 PM
Simply stating a fact. Your posts speak for themselves. You do in fact insult people and call them names, then cry foul when someone else does. I'm just trying to point out your hypocrisy. If you would cut that out, you might actually have a better experience here at the FES.
Incorrect.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: totallackey on December 28, 2016, 03:32:24 PM
This OP = the biggest pile of horse dung ever posted on these boards...probably any boards.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: IonSpen on December 28, 2016, 06:21:04 PM
This post = the biggest pile of horse dung ever posted on these boards...probably any boards.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Space Cowgirl on December 28, 2016, 06:22:55 PM
This post = the biggest pile of horse dung ever posted on these boards...probably any boards.

I already warned totallackey about spamming this thread. Now I'm warning you.   ::)

Stahp it.
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Papa Legba on January 18, 2017, 10:43:04 AM
(http://i64.tinypic.com/2ivl8bs.jpg)

Anyone notice the bottle of Newcastle Brown Ale in the above photo?

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=newcastle+brown+ale&biw=1242&bih=580&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&sqi=2&ved=0ahUKEwiz162TqszRAhUF0hoKHaXzCzMQsAQIJw

Are there any members of this forum who're from Newcastle & also admitted to liking Newcastle Brown?

Well... there's one; but his post on the subject seems to have been hurriedly deleted.

I'll let you work out who, as well as what is actually going on here...

But I will tell you this: 'babyhighspeed' is female & lives in Italy.

I have a name, adddress, telephone number, etc...

I know who she works for too, as well as some of her spooky family history.

This place is more fucked-up than I ever imagined; I mean, just fucked...

Poor bastards; wtf HAPPENED to make you this way?

Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: Bom Tishop on January 18, 2017, 01:07:02 PM
(http://i64.tinypic.com/2ivl8bs.jpg)

Anyone notice the bottle of Newcastle Brown Ale in the above photo?

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=newcastle+brown+ale&biw=1242&bih=580&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&sqi=2&ved=0ahUKEwiz162TqszRAhUF0hoKHaXzCzMQsAQIJw

Are there any members of this forum who're from Newcastle & also admitted to liking Newcastle Brown?

Well... there's one; but his post on the subject seems to have been hurriedly deleted.

I'll let you work out who, as well as what is actually going on here...

But I will tell you this: 'babyhighspeed' is female & lives in Italy.

I have a name, adddress, telephone number, etc...

I know who she works for too, as well as some of her spooky family history.

This place is more fucked-up than I ever imagined; I mean, just fucked...

Poor bastards; wtf HAPPENED to make you this way?

Welcome back lover!!! You really are sexy you know...I love the reunions.. :-*

All this off a bottle of beer? Impressive...

What member are you talking about anyways?

Oh, and as I have said in the beer thread...I don't drink much beer (the Newcastle was an employee's), I drink mostly liquor. But when I do drink beer I drink arrogant bastard...It's in the beer thread Incase you need a refresher..Get it? :)

Oh, but I do like Italian bread ;)

(http://i66.tinypic.com/t8axzl.jpg)

(That's at&t stadium in Arlington,TX fyi)
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: napoleon on January 23, 2017, 05:32:34 AM
As a kid I always threw baby rockets in the water and it went off quite a distance even under water, so why would vacuum be any different?

if the question is: will the baby rocket function in a room without oxygen, then I suggest:
seal up a room;
suck the the room as vacuum as possible;
Use up the remaining oxygen by starting a fire;
fire off a baby rocket.

but I know the answer already because my rockets worked perfectly underwater and was a lot of fun...
Title: Re: Will a baby rocket in a vacuum help anyone?
Post by: IonSpen on January 25, 2017, 08:53:36 AM
Legba, I can attest to the fact BHS is in fact a Texan, and lives in the DFW area. I know this because I have lived there myself. There are certain nuances about a city a person can only know by having lived there, not just read on the internet.
So you might wanna check into where you're getting your information, because it's wrong. And this makes you look even more stupid (key words "even more").