phd one intriguing thing i pointed out to someone once, about the pictures of rockets being fired up and coming back down. thats all happening within your small visual range, that youre seeing them come back down, so within a few miles

Ok so lucas film what do you see, dome with sun and moon

Yeah but what's done symbolism

right! @Silly Rabbit, Trix Are For Kids

Oh yeah flight paths arch

Yup

thats normal for the human eyesight right there

youve thrown a softball up into the air to someone else to catch before

see the arch as it goes up and comes back down

I've heard a theory they crash land in Bermuda triangle hence the try and dress it up like things vanish there and it's mysterious don't go! ...Shuttle graveyard

Or they just land in the ocean

hmm..interesting theory

I know they don't go i nspace though haha

for sure it's convenient that they launch from Florida 😉

Yup

and it's clear the Space Shuttle was total BS

there are good video clips of it landing and you can clearly hear the jet engines

You guys know why they launch from Florida right?

someone yesterday even said he found a clip of a Russian shuttle taking off from a runway 🙂

The arch is accurate in mainstream science, though. That is, to get into orbit, you need to follow the curve.

Russia didn't have space shuttles

the one that goes up is a dummy. the one that lands is a dressed up jet

How is it shorter

drew thats flawed because the curve would be larger than the range of human eyesight, you wouldnt witness it

How do they hid the engines

Isn't counter productive to have your shuttle turn that way? Why not in a straight line and wait until the earth rotates into position your firing up to

Wdym?

and what pilots are going to routinely be happy with a dead stick landing in a brick

it's no glider

They have to fire backwards to lose orbital velocity

lol

And enter in at an angle so it don't burn up

Well since most of the payload they're carrying is fuel

If it's fuel it ain't payload

They look similar

What's your point

They even have different names

Yeah payload was wrong term

try to imagine what theyd look like when theyre older