Finding the ice wall

Quote from: Tom Bishop on November 08, 2007, 12:33:43 PM

Quote from: Jenova Cell on November 07, 2007, 07:50:07 PM

Dogplatter. you said earlier that I havent seen space there for how do I know it exist, blah blah. except I have seen space. its noght out. I see stars in a black void. thats what most people consider space. and while I havent been there, none of us are disputing the fact that there is a "space". however, we are arguing that there is no icewall

When I look into my cellar I also see a black void. Does that mean that my cellar is a weightless vacuum?

until you turn the light on, yes.

Exactly... and you cant prove its not!

I'll join the Antarctica/Ice wall expedition.
Icy death... a brush with a massive, multi-national, inter-governmental conspiracy trying to kill me to stop me revealing heir terrible secret... brilliant! Sounds like fun.
And are you trying to say that cellars AREN'T infinite voids?! My whole philosophy of life and ideas about cellars are destroyed!

So. . .as far as I understand day and night is created VIA the suns rays not reaching parts of the earth, But the ice wall wouldn't be visible due to the suns rays. . .all these theorys have more holes swiss cheese, or is that a conspiricy to save chesse or something!!!!1!1111!!!!11

So. . .as far as I understand day and night is created VIA the suns rays not reaching parts of the earth, But the ice wall wouldn't be visible due to the suns rays. . .all these theorys have more holes swiss cheese, or is that a conspiricy to save chesse or something!!!!1!1111!!!!11

While I agree that the theory is riddled with flaws, the Ice wall is not visible due to the air not being completely transparent. This is why objects further away look tinted.