And others that determent distance and such

But those are pretty expensive

also im pretty sure were in the 4th dimension be i believe according to string theory the 4th dimension is time

also that quora but i guess ill take it

I don't buy that, because that would break causality, if cauasality is broken so then is scientific method

If you can move in the 3 spacial dimensions you should be able to move in the time dimension too

But do 3d dimension even matter if you see the iss in space through a telescope?
It is there if you can see it no matter the distance

So I go back in time to 1912, I prevent the titanic from ever sinking, I stop the federal reserve act, I prevent World War 1, Hitler became a painter, the third reich never formed, ww2 never happened, my Grandparents never got together, I cease to be.

Because I cease to be I cannot have gone back in time to prevent the Titanic from sinking

How, exactly, are you expecting to see a football field over 400 miles up when you can only see a dot when planes fly overhead at a measly 35,000 feet? Or 6 miles?

Please explain the logic.

@🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄 gravity

Angular resolution and diffraction don't work that way...

@Human Sheeple you going back in time to kill yourself would cause a paradox because if you kill yourself as a baby wouldnt be their to kill yourself so it creates a paradox of sorts i guess

Yeah but my grandparents got together because of the events of WW2, if WW2 they probaby would have never have met

yeah causing them to not meet would also cause the same paradox

Unless you believe in infinite timelines theorem, where you have altered that timeline's history but your own timeline remains unaltered

yeah i have heard of that

but im not sure how true it is

I mean sure you could always pay a bunch of actors in costumes and make some really old props and pretend you're back in time

ill have to do some research

and by research i mean going online

Have you guys seen how on the ISS you can see air bubbles rising from astronauts helmets as if they are under water?

maybe theres a universe where physics dont really make sense and the earth is flat that would be interesting

no

i havent

@Green Knight https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcwhwZr7_EU&feature=youtu.be May I ask you to watch this video and write for me a fair, objective, impartial rebuttal to it, thank you.

I am gonna need to find out how I connect my pc to my telescope so I can film the iss
And if that is not enough I can do a livestream of it all

i think you need a special telescope for that

You just need a good telescope for that actually

@Tejiu The Gecko How, exactly, are you expecting to see a football field over 400 miles up when you can only see a dot when planes fly overhead at a measly 35,000 feet? Or 6 miles?

Oh no BUBBLE TROUBLE

its not as big as a football field if it was everyone could see it

Dude do you know how far of a distance there is between those two?

@eletrick33 Not even. That's not how angular resolution and diffraction work..

and getting that in to space would be near impossible

what

Those are too small of objects

Distance and size matters a lot