Although of course they try to hide the air bubbles.

There were suits that worked without air bubbles. I never used one. They were for very deep diving.

I guarantee I have a multiple of more hours than you underwater. In facility tanks and open water. No way they could light it, they move different, bubbles, etc.

i've never seen suits without bubbles

just

go to it

You used those special tanks that do not put out air bubbles. Right. Sorry do not believe it.

They have rebreathers but you really have to watch co2 levels in the blood.

Exactly.

I mean we've addressed all of your POC's, idk why you're still confused

Incredulity.

mm

Very deep diving. But these are not that deep. So the rebreather would still be a problem but not as bad a problem.

Not for 7 hours. SEALs use it for maybe an hour tops before it’s a problem.

Yes. A lot of times they have hoses attached to them. To keep them safe. Or for air to get to them so they can breathe. Which. How would we know?

thats from NASA.gov

Great CJI.

Pretty much lighting alone

do with that what you will

Also the moon is too big.

Source for the pic?

yeah

sure

i closed the page

but its from NASA.gov

reverse image search it or something

go on tineye

the pic NASA doesnt want you to see

yeah because its fake

WHat ReaLLy!?!?

but that does look cool

This is a different one. But it shows more accurately the size difference. That does not look like earth to me.

https://eoimages.gsfc.nasa.gov/images/imagerecords/89000/89491/earthmoon_hirise_2016325_web.jpg

it does to me

just a old camera

which one is supposed to be the earth

That about says it.

it was taken by a bad camera what do you expect

Obvs the moon is closer in the first pic. Probably focal length messing with perspective.

What an artist would draw then sell as a picture.