@Neccccy If a country has a different Ideology, and wishes to come here, like the wonderful Sikh community,that's fine! If they accept our laws, we allow freedom to worship, especially when they're peaceful! But sadly, certain cultures, when imported only become a virus to our zeitgeist.'
@Neccccy And in doing so it has caused societal incohesion, actual xenophobia etc. We should love all those who accept out culture, and, should condemn ways of life which denote a dogmatic and intrinsic defiance of our way. Instead, we accept it, and are surprised we're struggling. Lmfao
@TheTeacher2K9@Jesii_ca_M The world is flat because I see no curvature. B-b..but I...c-c-can't see the air. I can't see the air? I can't see the air?! HOW AM I BREATHING OH NOOOO. Now while I take a quick breath I wanted to also mention, I cant see love either; doesn't exist. I can't even see my feet rn..
@Jesii_ca_M I don't know, and attempting to comment on it would be an overstep into serious Psychology and undermining both psychologists and Psychiatrists; I'm not qualified to talk about mental illnesses. I like though the term: 'gravity using, gravity denying Ignorimai'
@Greenthumb2279@Jesii_ca_M I love that you used this post reflecting on flat earth to segway to a lesser known fact about the nature of earth's spherical composition. Nice. You wanted to flex your muscle of knowledge now? ๐ซก
@GoldenWaterDrop@mattvanswol@NASA@jeremypmurphy I should say it helps specifically with further solidifying these pictures as being truly unique and valuable. These pictures aren't any better technically, but from a standpoint of what led to these capturings, they're quite spectacular.
@GoldenWaterDrop@mattvanswol@NASA@jeremypmurphy I absolutely concur; these are some of the most interesting pictures of earth I've viewed personally too. It helps too that these great images come from the finger-click of a button, executed by humans, specifically Commander Reid Wiseman (best photographer so far in mission?)
@LT3RN8_C@NASA@Rebecca98869736 Sadly, even NASA Official broadcast host Leila Feiz (I believe it was her) wrongly stated this was Aurora Borealis instead of Australis somerime in 1+:14:00.c of the broadcast when showing the Image on livestream.
@Athol94519002@mattvanswol@NASA@jeremypmurphy It's taken with different camera technology than in 1972 so it will obviously look different, but dogmatically announcing it's entirely fake is as delusional narrow minded and nieve as simultaneously believing everything too.
@mattvanswol@NASA@jeremypmurphy I should also add more importantly, despite it occurring roughly below the meridian line, it's below the Equator, which is what specifically distinguishes Aurora Borealis and Aurora Australis - Australis being South hemisphere l, and Borealis being northern respectively.
@mattvanswol@NASA@jeremypmurphy Even Nasa called it Aurora Borealis, but considering this is below the meridian line, and is within the southern hemisphere, isn't this technically Aurora Australis? I'm likely misinterpreting.