Philosopher, you have provided no evidence of your own.

@noah WATCH THE VIDEO AND FIND OUT!!!

Holy fuck!!! Do some damn work!!

@!GPT

how do you blow up a moon balloon with a moon air compressor and turn into a drivable solid

no one knows

How the hell did you get through school like this?!?!?!

Balloons aren't solid
-JAXA 2019

show me the math for moon rover balloons

and ill answer your questions

Ask for the answer to every question on every test without doing any work

Brilliant

exactly

not a peep for the moon balloon

Do you even know what you are arguing for?

Do you know what a torus field is?

This is madness

go ahead explain a dust cloud froma moon air compressor after the moon baloon blows up

>says the mad philosopher

in the vacuum of space

go ahead

explain this math to me

Sounds like you're hypocritical /s

im just not getting it

@Quid Est Veritas? 😆

time wasting trolls

Oh shut up

tin foil is thermal

some people can't let go of their ego

lol

tin foil is not thermal its bad

that arguement is terible

Tin foil DOES hold heat well, I might add.
it's very hot when daddy NASA shoves a baked potato wrapped in tin foil down my throat

I mean just looking at the example video he shows of the two half spheres and the way it attracts magnets, I'm not sure what that is supposed to prove

lol

tin foil

@Seeker of Truth That's literally all this fool's done. He deliberately and willfully refuses to analyze any and all evidence provided, thus far. 100% of it.

thermal blankets....

I can't stand deliberate ignorance

but wouldn't work in space

NASA is a joke

naw

just us e aspace wad

its legit SCIENCE!

Philosopher you can't refuse to debate me by just saying watch a video

@noah ***WATCH THE FUCKING VIDEO!!***

I AM

Fine

ITS AN HOUOR AND A HALF LONG

so if your not intreste din space

and its a chore

Then you'll have plenty to refute, right?

honestly why are you here

I await your responses

this shouldnt be a chore

dont you like space documentries

He just mentioned the aether

I'll be back in an hour to check on progress.

Are you serious?

At least educate yourself on our arguments so you can adequately debate against them

I have. Aether doesn't exist

That's literally all I'm asking with this

Oh fucking Christ

If you're foundation for your arguments is wrong, what else do you expect me to do?

i dont think he can operate without word of authority

Good luck and Cheerio

his nasa fan boism is too strong

I want to see Jaxa debate without using an insult

I wonder IF he could do that

!mute @Quid Est Veritas? concern trolling

Cinders Of The Void#6455 (244984192729874432) is now muted for '** concern trolling**', alright? <:THUMBSUP6:403560443345371137>

@!GPT mind explaining aether

Unless you explained earlier

what about aehte rin the helio

aether has to be detecte din the helio

during this debate

we prob moved 5 million miles through space

detect a change in patterns

never been recorded

What aether?

when the michelson morrisy experiment spun the table and detected the space changing it proved FE and disproved helio

which is hy globers will scream false

which is true from there POV

they are not intreste din proving FE

only a biased math equation theory bs will suffice

if we are moving ina heliocentric model you should be able to detect as we move through space

no experiment has to yet date

cept for theories

which are just really smart guy says so ideas

Since the difference in shadow length is 7 degrees in Alexandria and Syene, that means the two cities are 7 degrees apart on Earth's 360-degrees surface. Eratosthenes hired a man to pace the distance between the two cities and learned they were 5,000 stadia apart, which is about 800 kilometres.

He could then use simple proportions to find the Earth's circumference — 7.2 degrees is 1/50 of 360 degrees, so 800 times 50 equals 40,000 kilometers. And just like that, a man 2200 years ago found the circumference of our entire planet with just a stick and his brain.

heliocentric terms aether and dark matter

the un scene matter holding the universe together

dark matter is a hypothesis

@Kazok lmfao <:lul:484994724118134784> ..

ya that used to be called aether

not an assumption

they just renamed it

the hypothesis of dark matter is completely different than the hypothesis of ether

Guess who's back, kids?