"why are there air above us"
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Well, logically, the columns of air have weight, so there forms a pressure gradient

yes

but a dome

I have a theory here I'd like to share

I think that the ice ceiling is going to break, and since space isn't real, what will come inside are creatures who live in the plasma outside our dome
So it'll be like an alien invasion of insect-like creatures, the likes of which we see under a microscope, but of a giagantic proportion

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no

thats a crazy theory

highly unlikely but i wont say impossible

my theory is the earth is 1. in a computer simulation or 2. in a petri dish on a shelf in a lab next to a million trillion other earths and scientists study and or exploit us

ur crazy insect creatures could fit into my scenarios

i think u watched starship troopers too much though lol

but yeah i have serious doubts on wether we can get to space or not. space is real though something is out there whatever it is its space it make not be what they say it is but obviously something is out there call it what u will

Lets send a couple nukes up there

didnt they already do that

Would it blow up the dome?

idk what the result was but i thought their was operation fishbowl

my guess is they failed

How high was the dome?

idk

i never looked into it

Like can't we send a couple balloons up there?

balloons only get so high

120k feet i think for a regular person

nasa can prolly get them higher

So the dome is higher?

higher than 120k feet id say yes in the spot they sent the balloon up idk if its te same height everywhere

idk if their even is a dome lol

might not be one

Theres got to be an end to the dome. Cant you touch the walls in Antarctica?

idk i dont think u can explore antarctica freely

at ur own will

Wouldn't it curve and eventually form a wall?

antarctica is key though

maybe it curves look at a petri dish though

that doesnt curve its just a wall

if earth was in a petri dish type of thing

So like can't we just fund an exploration to antarctica?

i dont think funding it is the problem

their is strict rules for going below the 60th parallel