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« Reply #240 on: January 29, 2018, 04:20:15 AM »
So give me a diagram to SCALE !!!!
And your footage exactly proofs my point completely !
I’m typing from my phone, but i will post some damaging proof
Why should I bother? I gave you a video with telemetry, go do it for yourself! Then go and read the documentation I provided!


When we see an airplane high up in the skies it is no more than 10 miles at best.....the rocket we observe is more or less at the same altitute.....
Only problem is we have seen the trajectory of the Rocket only aiming for LEO (let alone deepspace) bending over sideways this much .
If you look to the second image it is utter nonsense why a rocket would do that.
And you first image is pretty much off, but the second even more highlights we should not see any absurd arc from the ground when gazing upwards to an ascending rocket !

Here is a precious Indian rocket with 104 satelites on board....
Look man LOOK from 1.10 into the video....it's aiming for the Indian ocean, that rocket is not lining up for any known orbit with such a sideways manouvre,
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Damaging proof! Fiddlesticks. What damaging proof could you post against the thousands of successful satellite launches?
Minus the 104 satelites in the video....are you really telling me that rocket is going for an orbit of some kind ??

You did see the diagram didn't you ? Any rocket aiming for an orbit in LEO would not bend sideways as seen in the Indian rocket launch....

Check mate again.........i begin to feel a bit sorry for you, but then again....not really !!!
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« Reply #241 on: January 29, 2018, 04:32:36 AM »
Oh, you now seem to be claiming that rockets cannot gain velocity and elevation at the same time whilst heading straight up.
Idiot! I did not claim that!
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Which is contrary to all observable data.
And you also seem to think that the most direct route would use the same amount of fuel as a far longer route...
Not only did I claim it but others that know more than a demented Voodoo Priest about the most fuel efficient trajectory,

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Bet you don't get good gas mileage out of your car, rabbibot!
My car doesn't use any gas!
 ;D ;D But I do quite well for a 2 tonne diesel 4WD. I've never tried launching it into orbit, so I wouldn't know about that part.  ;D ;D

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And you end with your usual lame appeal to imaginary authority...
An appeal to authority is quite a valid argument if said authority is really an expert in the field!
And on the subject of Orbital Mechanics I would pit Robert A. Braeunig against a demented Voodoo Priest any day!

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<< More idiocy of demented Voodoo Priest deleted >>
Lastly, here is a timelapse of a silly fake shpayze rokkit launch:


It clearly bears no similarity whatsoever to your claimed shpayze rokkit trajectory, and is not gaining in altitude at all as it leaves shot.
No that video doesn't because that is taken quite a time after the launch. But how would you know it's "not gaining in altitude" from that video?
Ever heard of but the curvature of the earth and perspective? It got into orbit you dim-wt, so it must have gained altitude!
Here go and look at the whole launch of the Falcon 9 rocket and 10 Iridium Satellites:

Iridium-4 Webcast, SpaceX
Well, I hope it's the right launch - who cares?

Gee, Mr Demented Voodoo Priest, you're really getting desperate now - have you run out of garbage to spout?
Don't worry, you go down to your pig trough and slurp up some more trash.

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« Reply #242 on: January 29, 2018, 04:43:49 AM »
The rabbibot and rvlvr AI sockpuppet duo seems to have gone berserk.

Obvious automated bot shitposting from rvlvr which will go unpunished as ever...
Everyone I have asked to look at this forum agrees you are not a bot, but that you are a sex offender on the lam.

I have intelligent friends.

You should feel the police closing in on you, sex offender.

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Anyhoo...

This shpayze rokkit didn't seem to be heading for shpayze at all, as it is clearly not gaining in altitude at all:



Unless shpayze is an Air Force Base in New Mexico perhaps?

You know, like this one:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Sands_Missile_Range
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« Reply #243 on: January 29, 2018, 05:04:08 AM »
Another video of the mad fake SpaceSex launch:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?t=35s&v=71Q2yZ65lbA

Notice something missing?

You know, like a Sonic boom for example?

As it was allegedly travelling at over 3,000mph at stage separation and is over 230 feet long, it should have broken windows all over L.A...

But it didn't, did it?

Because it is fake.

Concorde sonic boom for comparison:


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« Reply #244 on: January 29, 2018, 05:05:13 AM »
You are not able to convince anyone you are innocent, sex offender.


Here an Indian rocket that delivers 104 satelites somewhere some place......

Now go to 1.24 just before the visible rocket disappears behind the clouds and tell me what you think !!!!
Are you like Rabinoz claiming this rocket is gaining altitude because of a combination of curvature and perspective (i thought that word was hated by the globeling community)
Look at this before you make a silly statement !

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« Reply #245 on: January 29, 2018, 05:15:23 AM »
"PS-1 was not designed to be controlled, it could only be observed..." - Wikipedia
I'm sorry, were you trying to make a point?

Sputnik was launched into a low earth elliptical orbit that lasted about 3 months before it burned up in the atmosphere.  I'd hardy call that a "preferred hot spot'' for a satellite orbit.
Yep...

Yeah, satellites/rockets in the 50's and 60's were seldom capable of receiving "instructions," for guidance and deployment.
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« Reply #246 on: January 29, 2018, 05:24:09 AM »
So legba and totallackey are the same people.  Sorry, I'm slow on the uptake?

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« Reply #248 on: January 29, 2018, 05:42:33 AM »
Are you defending a sex offender?

I expected more of you.
There are lots of awfull, awfull people over here,......but Papa Legba is not one of them.
Do you think those rockets curving downwards to the ocean (as displayed in several video's in this topic) will ultimately reach at least Low Earth Orbit ??

Here's what the AI algorithm is doing, dutchy:

http://www.drrobertduncan.com/dr-robert-duncans-neuropsychological-and-electronic-no-touch-torture-report.html

Read the first paragraph then section 12.

Nice!
Thanks,....an interresting read...half of their methods i knew.....but you added some more....

I understand what i'm dealing with over here.......this topic alone is excelent proof ''they'' 8) themselves do not understand their own trash....

1 how they were able to control the altitude and velocity of extremely instable late fifties and early sixties rockets to deploy satelites in the prefered orbit at the exact location in space and time.
2 they do not understand how most satelites and the ISS maintain their orbit for decades other than some repetative mathematical nonsense
3 they think rockets that curve sideways and downwards are lining up for LEO  ::)
4 they do not understand perspective and scale , because the bending rockets in relation to the vast earth seems okay with them, while any diagram shows them it is off by a huge margin.

I didn't believe in space as proclaimed by NASA one bit, but i always left the door open a tiny fraction ,because you simply have to in life !!
But it is so extremely obvious through this topic alone that space fakery is the only argument when comparing all footage, diagrams and math behind the magic tricks of spacetravel.

Thank you all in confirming my anti NASA feelings once again !!!
All credits to you, because of your flawed input in this topic !


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« Reply #249 on: January 29, 2018, 06:11:44 AM »
Are you defending a sex offender?

I expected more of you.
There are lots of awfull, awfull people over here,......but Papa Legba is not one of them.
Do you think those rockets curving downwards to the ocean (as displayed in several video's in this topic) will ultimately reach at least Low Earth Orbit ??

Here's what the AI algorithm is doing, dutchy:

http://www.drrobertduncan.com/dr-robert-duncans-neuropsychological-and-electronic-no-touch-torture-report.html

Read the first paragraph then section 12.

Nice!
Thanks,....an interresting read...half of their methods i knew.....but you added some more....

I understand what i'm dealing with over here.......this topic alone is excelent proof ''they'' 8) themselves do not understand their own trash....

1 how they were able to control the altitude and velocity of extremely instable late fifties and early sixties rockets to deploy satelites in the prefered orbit at the exact location in space and time.
2 they do not understand how most satelites and the ISS maintain their orbit for decades other than some repetative mathematical nonsense
3 they think rockets that curve sideways and downwards are lining up for LEO  ::)
4 they do not understand perspective and scale , because the bending rockets in relation to the vast earth seems okay with them, while any diagram shows them it is off by a huge margin.

I didn't believe in space as proclaimed by NASA one bit, but i always left the door open a tiny fraction ,because you simply have to in life !!
But it is so extremely obvious through this topic alone that space fakery is the only argument when comparing all footage, diagrams and math behind the magic tricks of spacetravel.

Thank you all in confirming my anti NASA feelings once again !!!
All credits to you, because of your flawed input in this topic !
Damn Dutchy, if only you had some proof of lies or fakery.  But you never seem to post it.  It's just, doesn't look right!  Oh, and, I don't understand so it can't be true!

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« Reply #250 on: January 29, 2018, 06:35:58 AM »
Yeah, they shoot themselves in the foot every time, don't they?
Unbelievable actually....so little to offer in defence of their space magic.
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BTW I liked your comments on Fender and Gibson players...

They're the most overrated guitars ever.

Much better to get a cheaper, no brand name guitar and spend the money you save on a top amp, as that's where your tone really comes from.

The best Telecaster I ever heard and played was a 1980s Tokai, like these:

https://spinditty.com/instruments-gear/5-Best-Non-Fender-Telecaster-Guitars

Beautiful, really, just perfect.
Yeah i heard of them....nice !!!
I am not a guitar player myself, but have played in many bands and went to NAMM and the Frankfurther Messe and lots of smaller exhibitor shows.
My brother was a woodworker and had some handmade guitarstand company....i helped him a lot.
Therefor i saw all sorts of guitars and the most overrated of them all were those totally beat-up anniversary Fender models one would not even use to burn your heater.
I saw prices  easily up to €30.000 for some piece of shit.
I always asked if anyone could tell me what was so special about them.....guess what ? NADA....some nonsical comments and conflicting statements.......a little bit the same as people here defending space achievements. ;D

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« Reply #251 on: January 29, 2018, 06:52:48 AM »
Actually, if a rocket goes straight up for more than a few seconds, then it's a very bad day for trying to put a satellite into orbit.

Why, are rockets now unable to manouvre in your fantasy space?

Because by far the most energy efficient trajectory is straight up...
Things that go straight up tend to come straight back down.  This is very bad for satellites.  There is a significant horizontal velocity component to orbits that you seem to completely ignore.o

Oh, so rockets CAN'T manouvre in your fantasy space then?
Of course they can manouver.  What's your point?

Cos if they could then by far the most efficient trajectory is to go straight up, then hang a tight turn in the desired direction...
Why do you think that would be more efficient?

This would save tons of fuel...
I'd like to see your calculations that support this claim.

And there's no such thing as an orbit anyway...
Then how would you know the most efficient way of getting there?
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« Reply #252 on: January 29, 2018, 07:10:46 AM »
Then how would you know the most efficient way of getting there?
This is certainly not !!!! Look at 1.24-1.44......even ground control looks releaved that clouds hide a certain imminent downward curve of the rocket.............


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« Reply #253 on: January 29, 2018, 07:43:01 AM »
Are you based in the US? Wouldn't it be possible for you to go and watch a rocket launch? It shouldn't be that difficult, right?

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« Reply #254 on: January 29, 2018, 07:51:35 AM »
https://www.quora.com/Why-do-rocket-launches-seem-to-take-a-lateral-tilt-after-they-are-launched
Garbage !!!
Look at the Orion NASA renderings


Fairly straight compared to the rocket footage i presented :



So ''quora'' is useless as we freethinkers know for some time.....
So the rocket launchers instead decide to have some kind of tradeoff between aerodynamic and gravity drag; where the rocket goes vertically up through the denser parts of the atmosphere to minimise aerodynamic drag and where the air density thins out at higher altitudes, a lateral turn is done to minimise losses due to gravity drag.

Trade off ? going vertically through the denser parts of the atmosphere ? Not in India...

The Indian rocket is going sideways and the Orion rocket is going straight up in the denser parts as ''quora'' claims it should !!!!
What wicked logic explains it this time around that an Indian rocket is going sideways immidiatly in the denser parts where it should go vertically instead  according to ''quora'' ?
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« Reply #255 on: January 29, 2018, 08:02:22 AM »
Are you based in the US? Wouldn't it be possible for you to go and watch a rocket launch? It shouldn't be that difficult, right?
Why should i watch the destruction of capital, while i know that rocket is going nowhere ?

This topic alone is 100% proof spacetravel is a hoax.....

The rocket should go straight up in the denser parts....while most rockets immidiatly start to bend over in an extreme fashion (only Orion for some unknown reason does it ''right'')

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« Reply #256 on: January 29, 2018, 08:06:04 AM »
Do you ever wonder why polar orbit rockets don't launch from Florida?
ANNIHILATOR OF  SHIFTER

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« Reply #257 on: January 29, 2018, 08:07:46 AM »
Are you based in the US? Wouldn't it be possible for you to go and watch a rocket launch? It shouldn't be that difficult, right?
Why should i watch the destruction of capital, while i know that rocket is going nowhere ?
That is the equivalent of sticking your head in the dirt. I keep reading things like "Have you been to space?!" as a great argument. If you are so sure the rocket won't get anywhere, hey, there is your chance to prove it!

To me you sound like you are afraid you'd see something you cannot explain away.

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« Reply #258 on: January 29, 2018, 08:47:09 AM »
Are you based in the US? Wouldn't it be possible for you to go and watch a rocket launch? It shouldn't be that difficult, right?
Why should i watch the destruction of capital, while i know that rocket is going nowhere ?
That is the equivalent of sticking your head in the dirt. I keep reading things like "Have you been to space?!" as a great argument. If you are so sure the rocket won't get anywhere, hey, there is your chance to prove it!

To me you sound like you are afraid you'd see something you cannot explain away.
What's up ? Of course i believe in rockets....i don't believe in orbits, satelites and deep space missions.
When visiting a certain scene i will see a real lift off !!!! featuring a real rocket !!!!
You on the otherhand still refuse to answer at least a few legit questions....

1 Why does the Indian Rocket bend so much in the denser parts of the atmosphere, contrary to claims from ''quora'' about that part of the atmosphere and rocket manouvres ???
2 when you see the graphs i presented between an average airplane altitude and the ISS, then rockets barely make it to twice the altitude of an airplane because of the sideway manouvres that everyone can see....
3 In order to reach LEO, and even if the rocket goes around earth a couple of times first, we should never see the dramatic bending so many rockets display after launch....

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« Reply #259 on: January 29, 2018, 09:12:24 AM »
I do not know the answers to those questions, I've never thought they'd matter as I have no reason to think people have not gone to space.

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« Reply #260 on: January 29, 2018, 09:27:48 AM »
Are you based in the US? Wouldn't it be possible for you to go and watch a rocket launch? It shouldn't be that difficult, right?
Why should i watch the destruction of capital, while i know that rocket is going nowhere ?
That is the equivalent of sticking your head in the dirt. I keep reading things like "Have you been to space?!" as a great argument. If you are so sure the rocket won't get anywhere, hey, there is your chance to prove it!

To me you sound like you are afraid you'd see something you cannot explain away.
What's up ? Of course i believe in rockets....i don't believe in orbits, satelites and deep space missions.
When visiting a certain scene i will see a real lift off !!!! featuring a real rocket !!!!
You on the otherhand still refuse to answer at least a few legit questions....

1 Why does the Indian Rocket bend so much in the denser parts of the atmosphere, contrary to claims from ''quora'' about that part of the atmosphere and rocket manouvres ???
2 when you see the graphs i presented between an average airplane altitude and the ISS, then rockets barely make it to twice the altitude of an airplane because of the sideway manouvres that everyone can see....
3 In order to reach LEO, and even if the rocket goes around earth a couple of times first, we should never see the dramatic bending so many rockets display after launch....
So how do the applications that satellites provide actually work?

1 GPS, in particular in the middle of oceans
2 Broadcast TV, dish angle determines location
3 Point to point communication, TV from war zones

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« Reply #261 on: January 29, 2018, 09:52:27 AM »
Are you based in the US? Wouldn't it be possible for you to go and watch a rocket launch? It shouldn't be that difficult, right?
Why should i watch the destruction of capital, while i know that rocket is going nowhere ?
That is the equivalent of sticking your head in the dirt. I keep reading things like "Have you been to space?!" as a great argument. If you are so sure the rocket won't get anywhere, hey, there is your chance to prove it!

To me you sound like you are afraid you'd see something you cannot explain away.
What's up ? Of course i believe in rockets....i don't believe in orbits, satelites and deep space missions.
When visiting a certain scene i will see a real lift off !!!! featuring a real rocket !!!!
You on the otherhand still refuse to answer at least a few legit questions....

1 Why does the Indian Rocket bend so much in the denser parts of the atmosphere, contrary to claims from ''quora'' about that part of the atmosphere and rocket manouvres ???
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I'm not sure it does.  It does bend but all rockets do that.  They use the rotation of the earth to their advantage.  Also it makes no sense to go straight up all the way then do a sudden curve
2 when you see the graphs i presented between an average airplane altitude and the ISS, then rockets barely make it to twice the altitude of an airplane because of the sideway manouvres that everyone can see....
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Uhm no.  The iss is a bit over 250 miles up.  Not sure what you mean here.
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3 In order to reach LEO, and even if the rocket goes around earth a couple of times first, we should never see the dramatic bending so many rockets display after launch....
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You have the math to back that up?  You know, showing orbital mechanics etc.

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« Reply #262 on: January 29, 2018, 09:54:50 AM »
1 GPS, in particular in the middle of oceans
2 Broadcast TV, dish angle determines location
3 Point to point communication, TV from war zones
That's weird, because if rockets cannot deliver any satellites in whatever hypothetical orbit, your questions are irrelevent....and we can speculate about GPS of course....
All participants in this topic fail to remotely explain all the nonsense about magical orbits and rockets (especcially in the late fifties and early sixties) compared to what we actually SEE and OBSERVE and UNDERSTAND about real life experiences !

You all have to ''up the ante'', because the attempts are poor and i have to rephrase all the time since a few pages back, because nobody wants to look silly when explaining why rockets go sideways and even ''downwards'' ( contrary to what is claimed about the denser parts of the atmosphere and the ideal rocket trajectory)..... and what technologies were used in the late fifties to deploy a satellite as claimed in the days.(specs, technology, computing power, speed trap measurement etc...all needed to execute a perfect deployment in the ''hotspot''....)

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« Reply #263 on: January 29, 2018, 10:26:24 AM »
1 GPS, in particular in the middle of oceans
2 Broadcast TV, dish angle determines location
3 Point to point communication, TV from war zones
That's weird, because if rockets cannot deliver any satellites in whatever hypothetical orbit, your questions are irrelevent....and we can speculate about GPS of course....
All participants in this topic fail to remotely explain all the nonsense about magical orbits and rockets (especcially in the late fifties and early sixties) compared to what we actually SEE and OBSERVE and UNDERSTAND about real life experiences !

You all have to ''up the ante'', because the attempts are poor and i have to rephrase all the time since a few pages back, because nobody wants to look silly when explaining why rockets go sideways and even ''downwards'' ( contrary to what is claimed about the denser parts of the atmosphere and the ideal rocket trajectory)..... and what technologies were used in the late fifties to deploy a satellite as claimed in the days.(specs, technology, computing power, speed trap measurement etc...all needed to execute a perfect deployment in the ''hotspot''....)
No, what's happening is you either don't understand the explaination s, in which case you ignore them, or they debunk your nonsense, in which case you ignore them.
Just saying something doesn't look right or you don't understand it is not supporting evidence.

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« Reply #264 on: January 29, 2018, 10:57:07 AM »
Are you based in the US? Wouldn't it be possible for you to go and watch a rocket launch? It shouldn't be that difficult, right?

It should be easy, but it isn't.
For example, North Carolina is much closer to Florida than Ohio or Idaho,
but if you work or go to school one weekend is not enough off time to go there, see launch, and go back.
I don't have to fight about anything.
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« Reply #265 on: January 29, 2018, 11:15:22 AM »
Yeah, I am sure the logistics can be hell, and you never know if the launch is delayed because of weather conditions and/or reptilians. But it can still be done. I mean not that easy, but somewhat easier than flying there from here, for example.

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« Reply #266 on: January 29, 2018, 11:24:26 AM »
This thread bores me now, so I'm just gonna repost this cos it's fun watching the rabbibot blow a fuse trying to justify it:

Seems the rabbibot now states that even though gravity causes a downwards force it is not forcing things downwards...
That's right, Mr Voodoo Priest, that is what I said!

Now I'm gonna go back to MESSIN WIT MA GRETSCH!!!

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« Reply #267 on: January 29, 2018, 12:52:21 PM »
No, what's happening is you either don't understand the explaination s, in which case you ignore them, or they debunk your nonsense, in which case you ignore them.
Just saying something doesn't look right or you don't understand it is not supporting evidence.
Of course in this particular case ''it doesn't look good'' is proof.
But because you are either such a lazy person, lacking basic intelligence or just trolling whenever i post proof, i will explain it once again !





And Quora says this :
So the rocket launchers instead decide to have some kind of tradeoff between aerodynamic and gravity drag; where the rocket goes vertically up through the denser parts of the atmosphere to minimise aerodynamic drag and where the air density thins out at higher altitudes, a lateral turn is done to minimise losses due to gravity drag.

But when you watch the video of the Indian rocket supposedly carrying 104 satellites, it goes sideways through the denser parts of the atmosphere....
And if you see the above images and try to wrap your head around how small a human and a camera is in that image...the Indian rocket simply could not have been launched as shown in the video to even reach the lowest of lowest orbits !!

But your basic understanding of eyesight, scale and proportion is off by a considerable margin !!
Therefor NASA & co can sell whatever they want to.....because the likes of you accept everything as genuine......you will simply accept EVERYTHING because when the words ''space'', ''rocket'', ''NASA'', ''satellite'' are used it is solid proof for you !
As long as any of the above ''words'' are used...Badxtoss is convinced...totally convinced that is.....
Can you imagine what happens when Badxtoss reads something like : ''NASA has launched their latest rocket carying a new type of comminucation satelite into space........
 ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

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« Reply #268 on: January 29, 2018, 01:17:12 PM »
Dutchy, there's no such thing as 'gravity drag'.

That's just some shit they made up.

Gravity will act equally on a projectile no matter what its trajectory, which is why the most efficient use of the force involved in launching it is to send it straight up.

Look:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Projectile_motion#/media/File%3AIdeal_projectile_motion_for_different_angles.svg

This is the simplest matter, which is why they can never explain their mad Pseudoscience logically.

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Re: uh oh. another nail. sorry guys.
« Reply #269 on: January 29, 2018, 01:24:41 PM »
Dutchy, there's no such thing as 'gravity drag'.

That's just some shit they made up.

Gravity will act equally on a projectile no matter what its trajectory, which is why the most efficient use of the force involved in launching it is to send it straight up.

Look:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Projectile_motion#/media/File%3AIdeal_projectile_motion_for_different_angles.svg

This is the simplest matter, which is why they can never explain their mad Pseudoscience logically.

Now, back to MESSIN WIT MA GRETSCH!!!
I read all your posts in this topic and they make a lot of sense !!...... i never understood the orbital mechanics...NOT because i couldn't read the official statements, but because they are exotic and magical claims...

Yeah beat those mediocre wannabee guitar players like ''here to laugh at you'' and ''onebigmonkey''...... ;D ;D