so what about asteroids and meteorites.

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sir_awesome123

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so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« on: December 06, 2016, 05:17:26 AM »
isn't there a dome around us? how then do you explain objects crashing to earth from outer space.
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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #1 on: December 06, 2016, 08:48:04 AM »
Especially the comets with 75 plus years between visits. I guess NASA has been around for a long time projecting the hologram onto the dome!

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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #2 on: December 06, 2016, 10:19:15 AM »
isn't there a dome around us? how then do you explain objects crashing to earth from outer space.
you have never seen a asteroid or meteor crash to Earth from outer space.
Let's try and play honest here. I am right aren't I?
So that brings us to the dome around us. The dome around us is our sealed ceiling. Nothing gets in and nothing gets out, so what is happening is all happening inside.



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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #3 on: December 06, 2016, 10:27:14 AM »
Especially the comets with 75 plus years between visits. I guess NASA has been around for a long time projecting the hologram onto the dome!
There's lots of moving ice up in the high sky that you see at night. It's easy to predict a so called comet every 75 years or so. Notice how it's not an exact prediction?

Let's be honest, they can tell you that an asteroid will hit Earth in 161 years and it will be the size of the USA. They can tell you that they've tracked it coming into the bell end belt and is moving towards the piss dribble murky whey, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc and guess what?....people would just believe it because they cannot disprove it and even if they stood up and shouted "poppycock", the boffins would scream " PROVE IT'S POPPYCOCK YOU LUNATIC TIN FOIL HAT WEARING IMBECILE." Or words to that effect.

It's hard to call out official bullshitters when mass opinion has been coaxed into their realm.

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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #4 on: December 06, 2016, 11:10:25 AM »
isn't there a dome around us? how then do you explain objects crashing to earth from outer space.
you have never seen a asteroid or meteor crash to Earth from outer space.
Let's try and play honest here. I am right aren't I?
So that brings us to the dome around us. The dome around us is our sealed ceiling. Nothing gets in and nothing gets out, so what is happening is all happening inside.

Well, I haven't seen it PERSONALLY, but many people have, and it's on video: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelyabinsk_meteor

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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #5 on: December 06, 2016, 11:31:17 AM »
Especially the comets with 75 plus years between visits. I guess NASA has been around for a long time projecting the hologram onto the dome!
There's lots of moving ice up in the high sky that you see at night. It's easy to predict a so called comet every 75 years or so. Notice how it's not an exact prediction?

Let's be honest, they can tell you that an asteroid will hit Earth in 161 years and it will be the size of the USA. They can tell you that they've tracked it coming into the bell end belt and is moving towards the piss dribble murky whey, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc and guess what?....people would just believe it because they cannot disprove it and even if they stood up and shouted "poppycock", the boffins would scream " PROVE IT'S POPPYCOCK YOU LUNATIC TIN FOIL HAT WEARING IMBECILE." Or words to that effect.

It's hard to call out official bullshitters when mass opinion has been coaxed into their realm.

oh. my. jesus.
are you seriously denying the existence of meteorites?!?!? haha this is awesome. dude you can personally go to visit massive craters and find substances that are extremely rare on earth. also does this mean we are adding the thousands of people who have witnessed meteorites or videoed them to the list of people in on the conspiracy?

i'd like to see an example of NASA getting a cosmic event wrong. they predict comets and eclipses and such with amazing accuracy and consistency. down to the second with nearly 100% accuracy.

again, evidence. i can't prove that their isn't a mystical floating tea pot out in space orbiting the sun. if you wanted me to believe in said tea pot you would need to show me evidence for it, the same is true for your chunks of ice floating above the clouds.
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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #6 on: December 06, 2016, 11:43:36 AM »
It's quite simple, the claim the meteorites are held up in the dome by magic but sometimes fall and crash into us.

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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #7 on: December 06, 2016, 07:53:33 PM »
isn't there a dome around us? how then do you explain objects crashing to earth from outer space.

Especially the comets with 75 plus years between visits. I guess NASA has been around for a long time projecting the hologram onto the dome!

Which comets crash into the Earth every 75 years?

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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #8 on: December 06, 2016, 07:57:32 PM »
isn't there a dome around us? how then do you explain objects crashing to earth from outer space.

Especially the comets with 75 plus years between visits. I guess NASA has been around for a long time projecting the hologram onto the dome!

Which comets crash into the Earth every 75 years?

obviously nothing crashes into the earth repeatedly. however you have me confused in what you are questioning; are you saying that there aren't recurring comets and other cosmic events, or that meteorites don't crash into the earth?
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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #9 on: December 06, 2016, 08:01:52 PM »
isn't there a dome around us? how then do you explain objects crashing to earth from outer space.

Especially the comets with 75 plus years between visits. I guess NASA has been around for a long time projecting the hologram onto the dome!

Which comets crash into the Earth every 75 years?

obviously nothing crashes into the earth repeatedly. however you have me confused in what you are questioning; are you saying that there aren't recurring comets and other cosmic events, or that meteorites don't crash into the earth?

Meteorites do not, in fact, crash into the Earth. 

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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #10 on: December 06, 2016, 08:06:04 PM »
isn't there a dome around us? how then do you explain objects crashing to earth from outer space.

Especially the comets with 75 plus years between visits. I guess NASA has been around for a long time projecting the hologram onto the dome!

Which comets crash into the Earth every 75 years?

obviously nothing crashes into the earth repeatedly. however you have me confused in what you are questioning; are you saying that there aren't recurring comets and other cosmic events, or that meteorites don't crash into the earth?

Meteorites do not, in fact, crash into the Earth.

congratulations: you have completed the first step in expressing a complete thought; you have made a claim (a rather extraordinary claim at that). however if you want anyone to take your claim seriously you're gonna need some evidence.
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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #11 on: December 06, 2016, 08:12:37 PM »
isn't there a dome around us? how then do you explain objects crashing to earth from outer space.

Especially the comets with 75 plus years between visits. I guess NASA has been around for a long time projecting the hologram onto the dome!

Which comets crash into the Earth every 75 years?

obviously nothing crashes into the earth repeatedly. however you have me confused in what you are questioning; are you saying that there aren't recurring comets and other cosmic events, or that meteorites don't crash into the earth?

Meteorites do not, in fact, crash into the Earth.

congratulations: you have completed the first step in expressing a complete thought; you have made a claim (a rather extraordinary claim at that). however if you want anyone to take your claim seriously you're gonna need some evidence.

Any scientist will tell you that meteorites do not crash into the Earth. 

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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #12 on: December 06, 2016, 08:20:12 PM »
isn't there a dome around us? how then do you explain objects crashing to earth from outer space.

Especially the comets with 75 plus years between visits. I guess NASA has been around for a long time projecting the hologram onto the dome!

Which comets crash into the Earth every 75 years?

obviously nothing crashes into the earth repeatedly. however you have me confused in what you are questioning; are you saying that there aren't recurring comets and other cosmic events, or that meteorites don't crash into the earth?

Meteorites do not, in fact, crash into the Earth.

congratulations: you have completed the first step in expressing a complete thought; you have made a claim (a rather extraordinary claim at that). however if you want anyone to take your claim seriously you're gonna need some evidence.

Any scientist will tell you that meteorites do not crash into the Earth.

you have just made another claim, again no evidence.
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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #13 on: December 06, 2016, 08:22:49 PM »
isn't there a dome around us? how then do you explain objects crashing to earth from outer space.

Especially the comets with 75 plus years between visits. I guess NASA has been around for a long time projecting the hologram onto the dome!

Which comets crash into the Earth every 75 years?

obviously nothing crashes into the earth repeatedly. however you have me confused in what you are questioning; are you saying that there aren't recurring comets and other cosmic events, or that meteorites don't crash into the earth?

Meteorites do not, in fact, crash into the Earth.

congratulations: you have completed the first step in expressing a complete thought; you have made a claim (a rather extraordinary claim at that). however if you want anyone to take your claim seriously you're gonna need some evidence.

Any scientist will tell you that meteorites do not crash into the Earth.

you have just made another claim, again no evidence.

Please, stop being ignorant and actually look up what meteorites are, then come back and tell me how right I was to say that they do not crash into the Earth.  lol

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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #14 on: December 06, 2016, 08:27:09 PM »
isn't there a dome around us? how then do you explain objects crashing to earth from outer space.

Especially the comets with 75 plus years between visits. I guess NASA has been around for a long time projecting the hologram onto the dome!

Which comets crash into the Earth every 75 years?

obviously nothing crashes into the earth repeatedly. however you have me confused in what you are questioning; are you saying that there aren't recurring comets and other cosmic events, or that meteorites don't crash into the earth?

Meteorites do not, in fact, crash into the Earth.

congratulations: you have completed the first step in expressing a complete thought; you have made a claim (a rather extraordinary claim at that). however if you want anyone to take your claim seriously you're gonna need some evidence.

Any scientist will tell you that meteorites do not crash into the Earth.

you have just made another claim, again no evidence.

Please, stop being ignorant and actually look up what meteorites are, then come back and tell me how right I was to say that they do not crash into the Earth.  lol

arrogance doesn't go well with ignorance,

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meteorite
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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #15 on: December 06, 2016, 08:40:12 PM »
isn't there a dome around us? how then do you explain objects crashing to earth from outer space.

Especially the comets with 75 plus years between visits. I guess NASA has been around for a long time projecting the hologram onto the dome!

Which comets crash into the Earth every 75 years?
Since you are the only one who has mentioned that "comets crash into the Earth every 75 years", you had better answer that one.

Your reading comprehension has dropped dramatically recently, is it early onset . . . .
Now we had
how then do you explain objects crashing to earth from outer space.
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Especially the comets with 75 plus years between visits.
But no  "comets crash into the Earth every 75 years". Trying to derail a discussion again I guess.

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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #16 on: December 06, 2016, 08:43:06 PM »
So, do you now agree with me?  Meteorites are not moving relative to the Earth's surface, so the only way one could crash into the Earth would be if you picked it up and threw it against the ground.  Lol

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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #17 on: December 06, 2016, 08:54:18 PM »
So, do you now agree with me?  Meteorites are not moving relative to the Earth's surface, so the only way one could crash into the Earth would be if you picked it up and threw it against the ground.  Lol

it doesn't matter that you have your definition wrong, i really don't care. it has almost nothing to do with the conversation. however if you must be so critical of my diction:
 "Meteors are pieces of space rock, usually from larger comets or asteroids, which enter the Earth's atmosphere. Many are burned up by friction and the heat of the atmosphere, but those that survive and strike the Earth are called meteorites."

(https://www.bostonglobe.com/news/world/2013/02/15/how-often-meteorites-strike-earth/VTOqWEKzwjHwnTDTSmfSCJ/story.html)

if you have a point, make it. if all you are capable of is arguing grammar and diction then please, show off your amazing vocabulary some more, i'm sure we will all be very impressed.
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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #18 on: December 06, 2016, 08:57:36 PM »
So, do you now agree with me?  Meteorites are not moving relative to the Earth's surface, so the only way one could crash into the Earth would be if you picked it up and threw it against the ground.  Lol

it doesn't matter that you have your definition wrong, i really don't care. it has almost nothing to do with the conversation. however if you must be so critical of my diction:
 "Meteors are pieces of space rock, usually from larger comets or asteroids, which enter the Earth's atmosphere. Many are burned up by friction and the heat of the atmosphere, but those that survive and strike the Earth are called meteorites."

(https://www.bostonglobe.com/news/world/2013/02/15/how-often-meteorites-strike-earth/VTOqWEKzwjHwnTDTSmfSCJ/story.html)

if you have a point, make it. if all you are capable of is arguing grammar and diction then please, show off your amazing vocabulary some more, i'm sure we will all be very impressed.

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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #19 on: December 06, 2016, 09:09:59 PM »
So, do you now agree with me?  Meteorites are not moving relative to the Earth's surface, so the only way one could crash into the Earth would be if you picked it up and threw it against the ground.  Lol

it doesn't matter that you have your definition wrong, i really don't care. it has almost nothing to do with the conversation. however if you must be so critical of my diction:
 "Meteors are pieces of space rock, usually from larger comets or asteroids, which enter the Earth's atmosphere. Many are burned up by friction and the heat of the atmosphere, but those that survive and strike the Earth are called meteorites."

(https://www.bostonglobe.com/news/world/2013/02/15/how-often-meteorites-strike-earth/VTOqWEKzwjHwnTDTSmfSCJ/story.html)

if you have a point, make it. if all you are capable of is arguing grammar and diction then please, show off your amazing vocabulary some more, i'm sure we will all be very impressed.

It is not meteorite until it hits the Earth and stops moving relative to the Earth's surface.  You sure made yourself look dumb by claiming that meteorites crash into the Earth.  lol

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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #20 on: December 06, 2016, 09:19:50 PM »
So, do you now agree with me?  Meteorites are not moving relative to the Earth's surface, so the only way one could crash into the Earth would be if you picked it up and threw it against the ground.  Lol

it doesn't matter that you have your definition wrong, i really don't care. it has almost nothing to do with the conversation. however if you must be so critical of my diction:
 "Meteors are pieces of space rock, usually from larger comets or asteroids, which enter the Earth's atmosphere. Many are burned up by friction and the heat of the atmosphere, but those that survive and strike the Earth are called meteorites."

(https://www.bostonglobe.com/news/world/2013/02/15/how-often-meteorites-strike-earth/VTOqWEKzwjHwnTDTSmfSCJ/story.html)

if you have a point, make it. if all you are capable of is arguing grammar and diction then please, show off your amazing vocabulary some more, i'm sure we will all be very impressed.

It is not meteorite until it hits the Earth and stops moving relative to the Earth's surface.  You sure made yourself look dumb by claiming that meteorites crash into the Earth.  lol

so you don't have a point, and you can't read?
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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #21 on: December 06, 2016, 09:25:58 PM »
so you don't have a point, and you can't read?

I sure can read.  Can you, or are you going to make yourself look even more foolish?

lol, tell us again how meteorites crash into the Earth!!!   :)

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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #22 on: December 06, 2016, 09:40:45 PM »
so you don't have a point, and you can't read?

I sure can read.  Can you, or are you going to make yourself look even more foolish?

lol, tell us again how meteorites crash into the Earth!!!   :)

i'm actually glad you're doing this; it really puts into perspective the mindset behind the FE society. you don't care about having a discussion or even coming to the truth; you just want to be right, and the only way you can think to accomplish that goal is to prove me wrong. so instead of having a logical discussion you just can't help but relentlessly ridicule your opponent, like a child you just make the same immature claim over and over again despite being shown you are wrong twice now.

at first i thought you couldn't come up with a rebuttal so you were just distracting from the point, but now i can't decide if you actually think that the precise definition of meteorite matters.

(which may i reiterate: "Meteors are pieces of space rock, usually from larger comets or asteroids, which enter the Earth's atmosphere. Many are burned up by friction and the heat of the atmosphere, but those that survive and strike the Earth are called meteorites.", cite: (https://www.bostonglobe.com/news/world/2013/02/15/how-often-meteorites-strike-earth/VTOqWEKzwjHwnTDTSmfSCJ/story.html))

or if you just know you are wrong and have to stick with your guns now that you've drawn them.
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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #23 on: December 06, 2016, 10:01:38 PM »
You keep posting the same definition for meteors, as if it proves your statement that meteorites crash into the Earth.  Your own definition even distinguishes between meteors and meteorites.  lol

So, tell us again how meteorites crash into the Earth!!!  :D

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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #24 on: December 06, 2016, 10:05:00 PM »
so you don't have a point, and you can't read?

I sure can read.  Can you, or are you going to make yourself look even more foolish?

lol, tell us again how meteorites crash into the Earth!!!   :)

i'm actually glad you're doing this; it really puts into perspective the mindset behind the FE society. you don't care about having a discussion or even coming to the truth; you just want to be right, and the only way you can think to accomplish that goal is to prove me wrong. so instead of having a logical discussion you just can't help but relentlessly ridicule your opponent, like a child you just make the same immature claim over and over again despite being shown you are wrong twice now.

at first i thought you couldn't come up with a rebuttal so you were just distracting from the point, but now i can't decide if you actually think that the precise definition of meteorite matters.

(which may i reiterate: "Meteors are pieces of space rock, usually from larger comets or asteroids, which enter the Earth's atmosphere. Many are burned up by friction and the heat of the atmosphere, but those that survive and strike the Earth are called meteorites.", cite: (https://www.bostonglobe.com/news/world/2013/02/15/how-often-meteorites-strike-earth/VTOqWEKzwjHwnTDTSmfSCJ/story.html))

or if you just know you are wrong and have to stick with your guns now that you've drawn them.

jroa go to responses rely on being pedantic.

His responses in this thread is just more evidence of that.

A good way to deal with it is not to respond and argue when a meteor becomes a meteorite.  Unless he is totally dense he understands the discussion and what is meant by,"meteorites crashing into the Earth."

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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #25 on: December 06, 2016, 10:23:38 PM »
You keep posting the same definition for meteors, as if it proves your statement that meteorites crash into the Earth.  Your own definition even distinguishes between meteors and meteorites.  lol

So, tell us again how meteorites crash into the Earth!!!  :D

the only one using their own made up definition is you. a meteor is a space rock that hits the earth's atmosphere and disintegrates, a meteorite is a space rock that surpasses the atmosphere and hits the surface of the earth. if you don't agree with the multiple definitions i've cited then cite your own. you're trying to say that a meteorite is the rock left over after a meteor hits the earth, which is wrong but not important. i don't know why you need to dig your hole so deep when i've given you multiple shovels to dig your way out.

allow mw to give you another: it doesn't matter that you're wrong about the precise definition of meteorite, you can call them whatever you want for all i care. make your point about how they fit into the FE model.
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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #26 on: December 06, 2016, 10:26:42 PM »
There is no meteors or asteroids. They are just falling stars. NASA, ESA and other SA's collecting the parts of the meteors and using them to create "nuclear reactors" and selling them to the idiot countries as Turkey.
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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #27 on: December 06, 2016, 10:29:07 PM »
There is no meteors or asteroids. They are just falling stars. NASA, ESA and other SA's collecting the parts of the meteors and using them to create "nuclear reactors" and selling them to the idiot countries as Turkey.

haha yeah ok, sometimes i think you're serious and i have to remind myself that you're just trolling
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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #28 on: December 06, 2016, 10:37:12 PM »
isn't there a dome around us? how then do you explain objects crashing to earth from outer space.

Especially the comets with 75 plus years between visits. I guess NASA has been around for a long time projecting the hologram onto the dome!

Which comets crash into the Earth every 75 years?

Comets that visit us and get projected onto the dome, I hardly call that saying that they crash into the earth!  NASA is using the holographic projectors left by the last ET visit to control these holograms! But don't ask me how the ET's got in, maybe God left the projectors in the forbidden mystery Ice-rink of Antarctica! That is why it is claimed by many FE'ers to be a no go zone, imagine what else is there!

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Re: so what about asteroids and meteorites.
« Reply #29 on: December 06, 2016, 10:44:47 PM »
isn't there a dome around us? how then do you explain objects crashing to earth from outer space.

Especially the comets with 75 plus years between visits. I guess NASA has been around for a long time projecting the hologram onto the dome!

Which comets crash into the Earth every 75 years?

Comets that visit us and get projected onto the dome, I hardly call that saying that they crash into the earth!  NASA is using the holographic projectors left by the last ET visit to control these holograms! But don't ask me how the ET's got in, maybe God left the projectors in the forbidden mystery Ice-rink of Antarctica! That is why it is claimed by many FE'ers to be a no go zone, imagine what else is there!

thought you were being serious for the first one or two sentences. i was actually worried about your mental health for a split second.
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