Most of those things don't have anything in common.

These things what? @Robaticon

&memes flatearth

Sheeple 😉 how are you today?

They don't have anything in common.

@Robaticon What doesnt have anything in common?

And, Sheeple, I am proud to announce, that you have lost your place as the biggest moron I have ever met.

The things that picture, @Heider.

but it does though?

@Robaticon If there isnt any curvature. Then there is no ball. Then the Assumed Radius that "space" and orbital mechanics relies upon is bunk. Etc etc

```HYMN TO "R"
Our Eratosthenes whose sticks measured the heavens,
Hallowed be thy name,
Thy circumference come,
Thy radius be done,
On Earth as it measures in the heavens,
Give us this day our daily shadows,
And forgive us for assuming the distance to the sun,
To give us the globe.
R-men```

The fundamental part of everything in heliocentrism vanishes as long as you see there isnt any curvature nor any motions.

as the image says

Well, do you have a rocket, and have flew to space?

So evolution and big bang theory are all out of the window.

Replace "vacuum of space" with "pink fairytale land"

and you will see how nonsensical that question is.

Also, I love how nobody asks who is that person that has beaten Sheeple in stupidity.

we have priests that claims to have gone to this pink fairytale land.

But that doesnt give it any validity. Its just claims.

Even if they took pictures, you wouldn't believe.

But don't worry, people are working on bringing more people to space.

pictures from a pink fairytale land?

"i wonder why"...

So maybe your kids will be able to go there

You cannot have gas pressure without a container. And ther is no rocket thrust in a vacuum. It has _nothing_ (per vacuum definition) to push off of.

If you have a vacuum, and no object is pulling it towards itself while burning towards it, the eliberation of gas will push you towards the other side.
Newton's third law in action.

So, you can technically launch yourself with your farts.

"pulling it towards" ?

Planters.

@Robaticon So then you are talking about a skateboard bowlingball example? You stand on a skateboard and throw away a bowling ball to gain momentum?

No, because the force used to push the ball is absorbed by your arms.

More of a, "fire extinguisher office chair" example.

Point being. If you say that rockets propel itself because it throws out matter the other way. Then literally it has to throw away a lot of mass.

How that works on earth is that it pushes off of the atmosphere in addition to pushing away on the gas it already pushed out.

In vacuum you have none of these things.

only the first one.

throwing out substantial mass..

Not matter buddy

Energy