What makes you think that it's just Stratellites? The government already has an extensive tower-based GPS system. Look up the LORAN system. Stratellites would only be used to fill in the gaps around the US and Europe.
So, I wouldn't say significantly cheaper. Plus, as MarJo said, no believes the films are real. You do understand that right?
I never said that people thought that the films were real. I just said that filming the movies in studios was cheaper that filming them in space.
Plus, George makes his money back through ticket, DVD and merchendise sales. How does NASA make its money back?
Your pocketbook.
Yeah we've been through this before. There's an almost infinite number of people that need to be in on the conspiracy to make it work. People making "do-dads" (ha!) still ask questions. You really have no commercial experience whatsoever do you?
Those contractors are free to ask NASA all the questions they want until they're blue in the face.
Really? How does the navigational equipment on a plane work then? How do you explain to a captain that either a) it's going to take three times as long to fly to South Africa, or b) that his plane will be travelling three times as fast. Somehow, magically. Yet, in TomBishopWorld, no-one finds this peculiar. Is it going in yet?
Firstly you will have to provide data to demonstrate the distance traveled by airliners in the Southern Hemisphere. And no, a flight estimate calculator on a website isn't evidence that the flight traveled that distance. Where are the raw logs?
Secondly, you'll need to prove that the United Nations model of the Flat Earth is correct. There are other map layouts where the southern continents are closer together.
Like Markjo said, you have no idea about commercial negotiations. Plus, here's a trawlerman weighing out cable, and holy cow batman, they need 10,000km instead of 2,000. Yikes! You see how this isn't to do with people in windowless offices making do-dads. Is it going in yet?
How do you know that those contractors didn't underestimate the cable length? How do you know that they didn't bring along extra cable? How do you know that they didn't turn around and gather more cable? How do you know anything about this operation?
Besides, you still haven't proven or demonstrated which Flat Earth map is correct yet. We don't even know the length those cables must adhere to.
1. In one post you say NASA is the only one in on the conspiracy, then here you claim that the government builds towers to simulate GPS. Which one is it.
2. Don't you think just one astronaut would have blown the whistle publicly by now? Especially since several astronautics have died.
3. Once they pay for all the equipment that contractors have built (I have seen the engines in the space shuttles, they were built by a single company, there were not multiple companies building small parts for the rockets). Then they pay off the astronauts and their families, which would be useless since none of that money could be spent or placed in the bank without catching the attention of the IRS. Paying off the IRS, Paying the Shadow companies that are now conducting private space missions. Paying off Students from multiple countries that regularly bounce lasers off of the moon. Pay off all the hackers and photo shoppers and any experts that are capable of discovering a fake.
How much money is left? How can they even spend this money.
4. How about the ones the conduct the flight themselves. All of their engineers as well.
5. The other map that you produce is even worse than the UN map. There is a discussion forum going on about that map, care to comment on there?
In addition, we are not trying to prove that the UN map is correct, we are offering evidence that it cannot be, because the earth is round.
Both the southern hemisphere, equator, and northern hemisphere have been circumnavigated by sea and the distance has been measured. The route in the southern hemisphere is currently the fastest route to circumnavigate the globe by sea. How could that be if the earth was a disk?
6. If the cable runners GPS told them it was an 8002km run, then they get to 8002km of cable, but aren't at their destination, how would they not be lost if their GPS is telling them that they are at their destination? They use RE maps to calculate the distance and there is simply no way around the fact that if the distance was wrong then they would get lost at sea.
If the GPS was lying to them about their speed, then don't you think they would notice that they have run more cable then the distance their GPS has told them about? They measure this cable very precisely, they have to because they need to put fiber amplifiers every few kilometers. I think it would raise some eyebrows if they traveled 1000km according to their GPS, but they have run 1100km worth of cable.