....the weatherman told me the international space station would be cruising overhead. He gave me the exact location and exact time. So I went out to see it. And there it was. I had the aid of a telescope to see it. Yea, verily, it was a space station with no propulsion system to move it, yet it did. Nor did it fall, although it has the aerodynamics of a brick.
Please explain how this is possible.
For whatever reason you didn't attend grammer and High School for home schooling Astronaut Zach, your parents were either extremely lacking in educational skills, or purposely accomplished the feat of raising you as a blubbering and blithering idiot.
It's a wonder you lived so long to know what a telescope is, let alone use it.
The phenomenon that keeps the space station up and moving is called gravity Astronaut Zach.
Your not expected to grasp or even understand the concept or meaning of gravity Astronaut Zach; just as I am equally lost and without a clue as to why you began your first sentence of this thread with an ellipsis absent of any prior reference.
Be careful out here Astronaut Zach.Don't hurt yourself.
Wow what's up, grammar police?! There's nothing wrong with his grammar, aside from the opening ellipses, but who cares? There's no need for you to get your panties in such a twist. The appalling rudeness of your post prompted me to log back in after an extended hiatus, so you should be proud. I just felt an overwhelming urge to knock you off your high horse.
Astronaut Zach is hardly a "blubbering, blithering idiot", that description would be more accurately attributed to yourself, given your astonishing lack of social graces.
OOPs. I really don't know what got into me areyouguysserious. and I deserve the "blubbering, blithering idiot" comment. I hope Astronaut Zach will read this repy as I humbly apologize for my disrespectful language and and arrogant attitude.
It won't happen again.