just clarifying something

Yes

with pressure sensors, sound

I also want to take air samples

so, it curves down gently to a point where it touches the ground?

who knows. maybe it's not even a physical barrier

Behind the ice wall

all speculation

until we can aquire some data

if there are waters above, then it should be physical?

maybe. maybe not.

it does have the ability to keep water above it tho

think force fields from sci fi

I don't have any reason to rule anything out without data

okay, like invisible shield of some kind

I mean, the earth isn't flat imo because the koran says so

it is biconcave

right.

Job 37:18
"Hast thou with him spread out the sky, which is strong, and as a molten looking glass?"

It's solid.

Job 37:18
"Hast thou with him spread out the sky, which is strong, and as a molten looking glass?"

seems more likely yes

preach brother

and fitting with Scripture

so, the glass that's been found in deserts have nothing to do with the dome okay?

as we know scripture is a greater source of truth than science

but I don't know if I would make that assumption when designing an experiment

I realize that's not a scientific argument though.

e.g. I might include EM sensor if possible

>>> so, the glass that's been found in deserts have nothing to do with the dome okay????

but that one rocket video was interesting. it sounded like it hit water

it is evidence the glass dome once existed

more like soft watery rubbery

but the sun probably melted it at some point

spongy

lol

very likely

wouldn't it be cool if one could take a sample of it

like a core sample.

think hypodermic needle tip

i'm a FE, but one point that doesnt click with me is when they show these videos about rockets hitting the dome with a downward view. wouldnt they be obliterated instead of just coming to a halt