Message from @Tye_jaye
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Which one y’all fav?? 2012 is a big hitter in this chat with America being 1/4 of the whole earth.
Yes they get an artist to make the photos they take. They can’t post actual photos from space.
1997 earth looked like a happy place
2007 looks like it got crop dusted by santan himself
The OG, before N.A expanded by half the earth.
1997 looks peaceful
@Retro he’s very fringe but i’ve learned a lot from him about the atmospheric front of the irregular war https://youtu.be/anO8R_BE3zA
Who told you this? Satellites transit the moon all the time. I have a tool that even tells me when it happens so I can observe thru my telescope.
Satanist lunatics
god damnit tye did it again
The hospital cafeteria number is 63663
I'm curious of your take on space
I do, just started playing again yesterday actually
Cod mobile is fun but I always burn myself out after a month or so
I don't have a take on space 😆. Space is space.
No matter where you are on earth you can see the same stars every night.
I only play battle royale @WizKhaliba
pubg mobile was the shit until chynuh ruined it
I enjoy it, but it can steal 30 minutes of your time without you realizing it
Yeah I play it late at night before bed
That isn't true at all. If you're at the same latitude you'll see the same celestial bodies.
@xBenJamminx nice hit me up sometime if you want to team up - retronica85
I’ve seen the Big Dipper in Ontario, Europe, Australia, & Florida. How?
And I’ve been on earth for 28 years but the same stars appear every night as well.
How?
If we are spinning and rotating and barreling through an endless universe. How ?
The stars you can see depend on your latitude (north-south), but not on your longitude (east-west) because the earth is constantly spinning around. And the seasons effect where and what stars you see.
Lol saying you've seen identical stars every single night of your life is just a lie.
Yeah I’m just lying lmao why would I lie.
I’ll take a pic of the same stars every night then and start posting them in here
I have no idea why you would lie about that. The stars move. Of course tonight they'll look the same as last night.
Literally every night you can find the same stars everywhere. Explain the Big Dipper?
There are bodies I cannot observe anymore in the last few weeks that I used to observe all summer and fall. Now they're below the horizon by the time the sun sets. What are you even talking about
I am using the Big Dipper as a reference for this conversation because it’s a distinguishable star sequence.
That I have seen every night from all corners of the earth.
Through all my travels. How?
