Message from @tripolarbear

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2019-04-04 05:48:00 UTC  

a huge storm will make it hard to see the sun

2019-04-04 05:48:05 UTC  

The time it takes for light to get from the sun to the Earth is about 8 minutes I believe, hence the delay.

2019-04-04 05:48:11 UTC  

If that's what you're talking about.

2019-04-04 05:48:28 UTC  

the night sky doesn't go immediately dark even after the sun has gone over the horizon

2019-04-04 05:48:42 UTC  

it takes time before the sun is far enough down range form you that its light no longer reaches you

2019-04-04 05:48:58 UTC  

if you rise in altitude you can bring it back into view

2019-04-04 05:49:07 UTC  

Exactly, that's because it takes time for the light to get from the sun to the earth.

2019-04-04 05:49:18 UTC  

sun is local

2019-04-04 05:49:30 UTC  

sun and moon are same size and roughly the same distance away

2019-04-04 05:49:40 UTC  

lunar and solar ecplise is them going in front of each other

2019-04-04 05:49:41 UTC  

And then of course there's the curve, allowing light to stay over it and refracted internally off of the atmosphere

2019-04-04 05:50:23 UTC  

Where's the proof that the sun and moon are the same size?

2019-04-04 05:51:06 UTC  

out of interest do you guys think mensa is part of the illuminati or whatever it is?

2019-04-04 05:51:07 UTC  

The idea it takes several minutes for sun light to reach us, is based on the theory it’s 93 million miles away. And nobody can determine the sun or moon’s real size. Anybody saying different is straight up lying.

2019-04-04 05:51:25 UTC  

cant determinin it exactly

2019-04-04 05:51:28 UTC  

We can and we have determined it

2019-04-04 05:51:34 UTC  

but they have more resources than flat earth science

2019-04-04 05:52:08 UTC  

I assure you, nobody has actually measured distances or sizes of celestial objects. It’s all theory.

2019-04-04 05:52:24 UTC  

then why are there space telescopes?

2019-04-04 05:52:31 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/484514023698726912/563239459173171200/image0.jpg

2019-04-04 05:53:07 UTC  

context of that?

2019-04-04 05:53:10 UTC  

No, because we can predict the movement of the other planets in the solar system. That's why we are able to land stuff on Mars.

2019-04-04 05:53:19 UTC  

i think we have the diameter of the moon pretty nailed down

2019-04-04 05:53:30 UTC  

Cosmology isn't astronomy

2019-04-04 05:53:34 UTC  

if you believe science

2019-04-04 05:53:38 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/484514023698726912/563239740057321482/image0.jpg

2019-04-04 05:53:51 UTC  

How accurate is it?

2019-04-04 05:54:01 UTC  

Exact.

2019-04-04 05:54:09 UTC  

What all does it predict?

2019-04-04 05:54:22 UTC  

its one of those things they would have on ships or whatever

2019-04-04 05:54:26 UTC  

its not exact

2019-04-04 05:54:45 UTC  

@Derek Nelson didnt you just say we couldnt measure bodies in space exactly?

2019-04-04 05:55:00 UTC  

"I assure you, nobody has actually measured distances or sizes of celestial objects. It’s all theory."

2019-04-04 05:55:05 UTC  

Then how did the astrolabe work?

2019-04-04 05:55:13 UTC  

How were they able to predict this stuff?

2019-04-04 05:55:21 UTC  

BALLOON ROCKETS DO NOT PUSH OFF A VACUUM: https://imgur.com/C8Y0NCn

2019-04-04 05:55:21 UTC  

If they couldn't measure it, that is?

2019-04-04 05:55:40 UTC  

That isn’t measuring their sizes or distances. It’s simply predictability in movement.

2019-04-04 05:56:03 UTC  

The shape of the straw is not the same as the shape of the nozzle.

2019-04-04 05:56:29 UTC  

There's less of a surface area for the air to push the vehicle forward

2019-04-04 05:56:52 UTC  

THE RAPID MOTION AND COLLISIONS OF MOLECULES WITH THE WALLS OF THE CONTAINER "CAUSES" GAS PRESSURE: https://imgur.com/a/IoZI0kk