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OPPOSITE THINGS don't mean that they are happening at OPPOSITE TIMES OF DAY
Solar eclipses occur during the day
New moons occur during the night
The sun, moon and earth are in the exact same position in both instances, yet it's daytime for one and nighttime for the other
If the moon is IN FRONT OF THE SUN FOR BOTH THE NEW MOON AND THE SOLAR ECLIPSE, HOW CAN ANYTHING BE OCCURRING AT NIGHT? Please be specific
ONCE AGAIN, my POINT is that according to the HELIOCENTRIC MODEL, the moon crossing in front of the sun SHOULD be a SOLAR ECLIPSE whenever it happens, yet the moon crosses in front of the sun during a new moon and...? It doesn't disrupt the sun's light in ANY WAY AT ALL? It just goes invisible?? That makes sense to you? That throws the whole concept of solar eclipses off, with respect to the heliocentric model
Because it makes more sense to me that the moons phases are an internal function of the moon itself.
I bet you didn't even know that at night moonlight is actually cooler in temperature than the shade is
I don't sit and hit refresh waiting for you to post like you obviously do for me
You might be famous for a lot of things, but a knowledge of astrophysics most definitely is not one of them. Neither is a knowledge of centripetal motion
I don't mind the nitpicking, after I respond and you nitpick the exact same thing after my response, that's when I stop responding
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE post your video "taking down" that video. I don't even know what that means LMAOOOO. You're really going all in on your bluff
And once again, I'm not one of your little fanboys. I don't give af what you think you will or will not "accept" from me. I've been pretty cordial in here. A hell of a lot more cordial than you or anyone else has been to me.
Keep it cute. I mean it
I answered everything asked. Either say your ready to move on or let someone else come in here and try their hand because you seem to be stuck in a feedback loop
I'm still reading through the thread and got a long way to go to catch up, so forgive me if I'm late, but was this ever produced?
I would love to see this myself.
He thinks it's because of ballons
It's only common in East Asia. 1.7b vs 6bThe Hosui (Asian) Pear is a pear that occurs across all of Asia, most specifically in China, Korea, and Japan.
The combined population of just these three countries alone is 1.6 billion.
If I included the entire region where this pear is the more common pear, that includes the entire population of Asia, which is currently 4.5 billion, which is 58% or more than half the Earth's population
He doesn't believe in wind eitherok. maybe he will comment.
what explains the high relative velocity of those "balloons" and why can't we see them?
i think this one is even easier to work through than gps.
millions of people will soon be pointing their phones at the sky and we can all get 1st person experience of trying it out.
ok. maybe he will comment.
what explains the high relative velocity of those "balloons" and why can't we see them?
i think this one is even easier to work through than gps.
millions of people will soon be pointing their phones at the sky and we can all get 1st person experience of trying it out.
Lol first of all, your first image is dead. Learn how to internet you fukking noob.
Second, that 2nd image is out of context. The fukk was that supposed to show? That pears have different shapes? Thanks for that revelation, Albert Einstein