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Can I get put in? I would be in the yellow-purple segment (Friends on algodoo and People on youtube)
huh
in reality the wings wouldnt be so long
not much power...
Are you a flat earther?
Or were you trolling when you said "that's what NASA wants you to think" in a scene talking about how flat earth is idiotic?
I sort of slapped this together in like 2 minutes
This was a satirical joke that refrenced the fact that lunar eclipses would look like this on a flat earth, ignoring the fact that the earth would be between the moon and the sun.
I recently made a Pinewood Durby contest called "Pienwod Durbi"
you could try that out!
not stable or to scale, planet rotations are wrong speeds
not to scale
While im not an actual physicist, this was convincing, and it is good to get your opinion on it. This was only my own theory, after all. Thanks!
I'll add it to the list!
Umm, where is the lander?
We both posted like the same thing at the same time
Whats the point in the ramp if its so slow? It will take hours to get to the top!
Umm, controls?
actually any force no matter how small can affect any object of any mass
also your hints are way too obvious
I didnt believe you thought I was wrong, and it doesn't really matter to me whether im right, because I didnt do any research. The theory only came to be because it made sense in my head!
Thanks for the credit!
I'm sorry to hear. Wish you the best!
Ive added that it was a joke on the scene
and honestly who would fall for this
dang it really do travel through interstellar space when brake and drive
Thanks!
Thanks!
Yeah, it does look a bit like a rubik's cube. I will add some instructions right now! Thanks for the reminder!
Have you heard about "Rocket Man"? He was an ambitious flat earther, who had invested lots of money, time, blood, sweat, and tears into designing a rocket that would be powerful enough to make it just to the edge of space to see the shape of the earth for himself. This is ironic in 3 ways, because he had suffered injuries on his last launch, which led to his death. His rocket went about 1875 feet, which isnt even high enough to need a pressurized vessel. In fact, the highest a weather balloon can go is about 24 miles, which, at the scale of a classroom globe, is about as high as the thickness of a penny. Not quite near enough to space even then.
also, I know for sure the earth is round, because I have seen the ISS with my own eyes, travelling across the sky.
Very true. It's like playing chess with a pidgeon. They will walk on the board, poop on the pieces, declare itself a winner and fly away! lol
Your spelling had a stroke
Why arent they orbiting each other
I'm not sure what you mean. Can you clarify?
What's the point in this? There's already a palette for this. You're wasting your own time and others.
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