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[Nick @NZStyyles]

@LordFumbles @GypsyRose_onX You can call em whatever you want but they still do not show a curved trajectory. Always straight lines as if following something rather flat than curved!

[Nick @NZStyyles]

@LordFumbles @GypsyRose_onX Anyone can look up at the sky at chemtrails/contrails from planes and disprove this bullshit!! Those chemtrails in the sky would show a curved trajectory just like the smoke from NASA’s rocket launches but they do not! They are always straight lines across the vast sky!!

[Nick @NZStyyles]

@TedLogan1010 Perspective!!!

[Nick @NZStyyles]

@BGatesIsaPyscho Read the actual CNN article as I did!! You will not be concerned at all! You will see why it’s important to read or watch things in its full context!! None of this cherry picking stuff!!!

[Nick @NZStyyles]

@MattWallace888 Click Bait garbage!! I actually read the article from CNN and I encourage others who commented to do the same!!!

[Nick @NZStyyles]

@Notaspud_ @RedactedOut @BrockRiddickIFB So you agree then that there are 8 inches of curvature drop per mile squared based on a circumference of 24,901 miles?

[Nick @NZStyyles]

@DarthHelmets @90VolvoMan @BillyZigouras But it’s over earths curvature rt?? No…the same way ships disappear over the horizon completely to the naked eye and the minute u use a zoom camera or telescope they come back into view!! Oh yeah, just like that!

[Nick @NZStyyles]

@alexboge @BillyZigouras Intelligent design. What goes up must come down! I could ask the same thing. If gravity is what holds the oceans floor/ships to the bottom of a globe, what allows kites to soar in the sky at the bottom of the globe?

[Nick @NZStyyles]

@Skink101 @truthache68 In this spirit of answering questions, is there 8 inches per mile squared of vertical drop in every direction from your vantage point on earth??

[Nick @NZStyyles]

@globalist13903 @RjNol Buoyancy was discovered before the formal concept of gravity my friend. Prove me wrong!

[Nick @NZStyyles]

@blottocorrect @TimGlauert @truthache68 Where are you getting the description of curvature from that verse?? Round yes, but curvature??? Don’t see it

[Nick @NZStyyles]

@_Haruspex2025_ @Macka254 Airplane design is all about aerodynamics not maintaining a constant altitude

[Nick @NZStyyles]

@_Haruspex2025_ @Macka254 U are 1000% incorrect!! Airplanes are designed the way they are to maximize lift and minimize drag!!

[Nick @NZStyyles]

@HJarsz @truthache68 Good excuse!!

[Nick @NZStyyles]

@HJarsz @truthache68 There’s a big problem with that pic and what I described but your cognitive dissonance is blocking your eyes/ brain from identifying it! I was there too once upon a time. Brainwashing is REAL!!

[Nick @NZStyyles]

@HJarsz @truthache68 I sure do, as well as a selenelion!! Now re read what I said and think!!

[Nick @NZStyyles]

@HJarsz @truthache68 The sun is 93 million miles away and the moon is 238,000 miles away from earth. So how are the sun’s rays illuminating the moons surface that’s facing earth in such a way to cause the moon to appear that it is giving off its own light???

[Nick @NZStyyles]

@HJarsz @truthache68 The true question in this photo, how is the suns light reflecting off of the moons surface (the part facing away from the sun as shown in this photo) to cause the face of the moon we can see on earth to be so brightly illuminated then?

[Nick @NZStyyles]

@PerklePickel @idropFbombs But since there is no up or down, NASA can position the camera or telescope at an orientation that would show people or boats upside down though rt???? After all, regardless of where on earth, we are told gravity keeps people/ships glued to the ground/ocean from floating in space

[Nick @NZStyyles]

@PerklePickel @idropFbombs Funny though how they say there’s no up or down in space but the female astronauts hair is always sticking straight up!! Why not down or to the side??