The Flat Earth Society
Flat Earth Discussion Boards => Flat Earth General => Topic started by: HernrikAndersen on May 01, 2012, 06:02:55 AM
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As a proud dane im happy to supply you with information, about an upcoming danish project that have been underway since 2008.
Take a look on the webpage and tell me what you think.
http://www.copenhagensuborbitals.com/
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What will happen when they find out atmospheric ejection is not possible?
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What will happen when they find out atmospheric ejection is not possible?
The Flat Earth Society gains public validation -- you should be thrilled.
Or maybe The Conspiracy will once again use its omnipotence to employ foolproof censorship and cleverly-placed blimps, and everyone will be none the wiser.
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During, before and after the launch you are all more than welcome to come and witness this. Hell, you can even go talk with the guy they have send in to ortbit and back. All technical information, footage and videos are also public.
We build the rocket, we build the launchpad, we collected the money.
But I guess, even the most hardcore Flat earther wont come on the launch day and follow all the footage and streaming from the spacecraft????
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But I guess, even the most hardcore Flat earther wont come on the launch day and follow all the footage and streaming from the spacecraft????
Well, you could stream it across the internet. But who is to say it is not being altered?
And no, we probably won't come to launch day as Copenhagen, or wherever this shindig is, is a bit too far away for most people.
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We are streaming it on the web... Ive just given you all an golden chance to prove us all wrong.. But, it's to far to Copenhagen??? Jesus christ...
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We are streaming it on the web... Ive just given you all an golden chance to prove us all wrong.. But, it's to far to Copenhagen??? Jesus christ...
I'm in Australia. Others are in the US. Yes, it is a bit too far. I am still saving up my pocket money to buy a new skateboard.
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We are streaming it on the web... Ive just given you all an golden chance to prove us all wrong.. But, it's to far to Copenhagen??? Jesus christ...
I'm in Australia. Others are in the US. Yes, it is a bit too far. I am still saving up my pocket money to buy a new skateboard.
Do you think the person brave enough to launch in that little capsule will beat the world record of 3 and a half times around the earth in under 5 hours as accomplished by John Glenn the world's first human orbiter in 1962?
I guess that all depends on how good their film production crew is...
What's it going to be this time around some 50 years later? 10 times around the earth in under an hour? LOL
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We are streaming it on the web... Ive just given you all an golden chance to prove us all wrong.. But, it's to far to Copenhagen??? Jesus christ...
I'll watch it on the web. Some people don't have the money or available schedule to travel that far. I'm on the west coast of the US, so it's not a simple day-drive for me either. I have the money and a passport, but also a schedule conflict. I try to avoid flying anyway.
Actually not even sure if I'll be able to watch it live on the web. Might have to watch it afterward.
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As a proud dane im happy to supply you with information, about an upcoming danish project that have been underway since 2008.
Take a look on the webpage and tell me what you think.
http://www.copenhagensuborbitals.com/
Another suborbital flight. I wonder if they'll use a fisheye lens or have at least one normal view like the recent balloon capsule for the parachutist did.