So, we’re living on a ball that is made up of about 70% water on its surface, hanging in the middle of nothing, yet it keeps rotating by itself and the water doesn’t spill, and we don’t fall off?????
I know it’s physics, I’m not lost 😭 I understand gravity. I’m just saying it’s both terrifying and amazing that we’re spinning in space like this and calling it normal.
@kerubo_hillary Imagine Mars is Over 54 Million Kilometres from Earth. Only Earth possess all the ingredients to support life as at now. The Closest galaxy to our solar system is 25,000 Light years away i. e 1 Light yr=64,516.12 Earth years. 1.6Trillion years away! That's a lot of years!
@Mutuabrian_M I woke up at about 2 am to watch Artemis II re entry and Splash down. Even if my favourite football club is playing, I didn't sacrifice my sleep. I finally got my priority right! There are somethings I take seriously.
@astro_jaz Yes, they could burn to ashes. Earth's atmosphere don't permit anything falling from above, all Systems must be meticulous and right on the dot. One stupid move and they're gone and We can't help them.
@NoozBebe_ That phase where the Plasma generated from heat shield , shields all communication from the Capsule is scary. You stay in it and know that We can't talk to No one or say anything that someone might here. Crazy!
@SirAlexas Deceleration from 40,000km/hr to 27km/hr splash speed , in 14 minutes baffles me! With temperatures around the Capsule reaching almost 5,000°C. I came to realise humans are the Closest thing to God.
@NoozBebe_ It facinates me how Earth was made. It is in such away that anything dropping from above either burns to ashes or Scatter into pieces. Got myself wondering, someone or Something more intelligent than us sat down and designed it this way. All of this cannot be by chance!