basically you will struggle to see stars when you're in direct sunlight

of the moon or sun

There's no light pollution on the moon

Go on

yes there is

it's called the sun

"The sky is just awash with stars when you’re on the far side of the Moon, and you don’t have any sunlight to cut down on the lower intensity, dimmer stars. You see them all, and it’s all just a sheet of white." - Apollo 15 Astronaut Al Worden

He wasn't looking at the sun, there's no atmosphere to make the light pollution effect visible

brb

Uhh

Neil Armstrong said the opposite, he said that it looked like a deep black.

You there??

"Apollo astronauts reported they could see the brighter stars if they stood in the shadow of the Lunar Module"

For anyone that is interested, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEE7OPKLhaM skip to 21:46

@Superiorna_Artiljerija Stop strawmanning

i'm not

My claim is Neil Armstrong said he saw space look like a deep black, you're coming at me with other astronauts statements

Either refute that or I won't pay you anymore mind

!mute @GoPro_Dojo Troll

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can a flat earther that doesnt believe in gravity tell me how, if the earth is flat, everything still falls to the ground

I think that actually strengthens my case with all the statements of other astronauts saying they saw stars instead of a deep black which Neil fucked up the script

@GoPro_Dojo what if the earth was to move upwards

it doesnt

Why not

UA is complete bullshit, you can't go beyond the speed of light if the earth is accelerating at 9.8m/s2

...

Relativity

Relative speed

Cannot exceed speed of light

You can forever accelerate at 9.8

The effect is the same as gravity

Yes, that's my point. The acceleration would reach faster than the speed of light at some point

no there is maximum velocity

unless my physics teacher is lyinh

Doesn't matter, for you, it would still feel like accelerating at 9.8 forever

hgb do you believe the earth is going up?

I mean there's no reason not to in this particular conversation

bruh can you just tell me what you think

If the earth does indeed accelerates upwards at 9.81 the effect is still the same