huh

, NASA was confident that Apollo crews would be passing through the belts fast enough that the spacecraft’s skin and all the instrumentation lining the walls would be enough protection. It might seem foolhardy in hindsight for NASA to have accepted the risks of send astronauts through the Van Allen belts without extra protection, but it was a minor risk in the scheme of the mission.

NASA flying by the seat of its pants

and got really really lucky

I mean those pictures on the right *are* cgi

there aren't pictures like that

Ya

but I do have some real ones of you want

I can’t help it man
I’m addicted to CGI

I need a dose between my toes every hour

https://youtu.be/Wr9hhkFZBYA?t=558

here ya go

just stay for 30 second to see deployment

Here's starlink spotted: https://www.theverge.com/2019/5/25/18639905/spacex-starlink-satellites-video-dr-marco-langbroek-netherlands

by an regular civilian I think

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KujiMxKomZ0

deployment of the starlink

you can say the spacex livestream if fake

but it doesn't hold up if amateurs can find the satellites later on

@California Nightmare

It does if you use holograms 😛

did you see them the things I sent

Yes
Looks like the hologram ufos we’ve seen many times

There are groups out there spotting satellites for a hobby

Patented by Metatron.inc of course

if you want you can contact them

but that's proof enough for me

There is groups sure

But they can be masons

lmao they are just normal people with a telescope

you could do it if you want

Again how can you be sure
Ever met those people irl?

lmao my friend

and my eyes

let my explain

I went to camp where there was no light pollution and you could see *everything* in the sky

we all pointed out the little beeping blips in the sky

different from stars

the stars didn't move as fast as them

every now and then we saw a satellite go by

I’ve also seen those to