speed is vectorial

so we can decompose it on Vx (speed of it going foward) and Vy (speed of it going down)

it's not a very good example but imagine the string been gravity

and it's velocity foward been Vx

(it is 😄 )

it's almost the same thing

I have never heard the argument that satellites and gravity are a huge contradiction sorry. I think it would work on your model but I was very surprised to find out that there was no real images of them in space if you try to look it up.

hmmmm

well it must be vry complex to take such pics

it's an object moving at very fast speeds

and it's very small and far away

we can but why should we?

there is really no purpouse to take pictures of a sattelite

there may be

also fun fact, there is so much junk orbiting on earth that it may become a problem in any second ;-;

one cool game if you want to literally explore the space realistically

Another good argument for globe earther that I found was the ISS moving at high speed, flat earthers would usually reply with it's a U2 spy plane and a hologram but you can calculate the speed the ISS goes and it doesn't match the U2 spy plane max speed.

is kerbal space program

U2?

@rivenator12113 thats assuming the distance

Yes I'm still in doubt of that

And size

hmmmmm

If they distance and size were closer and smaller i think the math could work

but in that logic everything could be faked 🤔

Only if someone believes it

if you do the right math

you can "prove" that all the space is fake

but still

even if it's possible

it doesn't means it's that

it could be

the ISS could be a fly flying at H x

which's a very interesting argument

I don't think all "conspiration" theories are wrong, some of them we have proofs and are mainstream

but the same way this math makes sense

orbits and sattelites also makes sense

the thing is you can see satellites working on your everyday life

The more I think about it the less it makes sense, if it isn't going 27,600 km/h it must be very close but how can someone know how far away it is?

you could test with a laser

or a radar