Flatearther -
There have been several forummers here who have spent considerable time, explaining the basics of satellite technology.
They have put forth simple, layman explaination of the fundamental operations and workings of a satellite. And it really helped as these people actually worked in that environment...they spoke from experience and not ignorance.
I agree that they are both experienced and knowledgeable.
Unfortunately, they are
not wise. :(
Hence, despite all their experience and knowledge, they end up believing in a lie, simply because they
like (or are even
addicted to) that lie and, therefore,
want it to be "true".
The "satellite" communications environment they are working in is simply a
very high-tech
ground-based and
atmosphere-based communications environment.
I was under the impression that a
true gentleman would be
humble enough to
refrain from praising himself, right?
even actually took his time out to lead you in the right path
The "right" path? :p
and suggested you visit the NTU Satellite research centre.
Thanks again for your suggestion, but although you think it's a "good" idea, I beg to differ (and I obviously have my reasons and better things to do).
A man of your beliefs would at least make an effort to visit this institution of learnings and research, and get real time and visual information. Put your own beliefs and theories to a test. Challenge your beliefs.
Once again, you are mistaking my
convictions for "beliefs"; like I said to you before:
If you seriously belief in your convictions (which you have shown) and to reinforce your theory/assumptions, what better way than to get in touch with those people and understand their level of knowledge. You don’t even have to visit NASA. Put those NTU researchers to the test with your assumptions and get them to prove their theories to you. Hey…I am pretty sure, they will also show you real photos of their own satellites up in space (you don’t need to depend on NASA to provide you with “doctored” pics).
If you do not want to do that, hey…no problems too.
Yes, I have
zero desire to
waste my time and energy hearing and seeing
in person the same old lies (including "real photos of their own satellites up in space") and
delusional "scientific" reasoning that I've heard and read and seen through the internet (including those in this thread
), therefore you are right that there should be no problems for both of us.
Also, my convictions (
not "assumptions") are at a level (like a
full glass of water) where there is
no longer any
need for any "reinforcement" (unlike when I first discovered last year that the Earth has always been flat).
Convictions are
not the same as beliefs/assumptions.
I do
not "believe/assume" that one plus one equals two.
I am
convinced (i.e. know for sure) that one plus one equals two.
But you chose the option of safety in your armchair and being in the most advanced intellectual forum for discourse (i.e Sammyboy Forum).
"Safety"?
Once again, like I said to you before:
Just stick to your own convictions and be prepared to be taken to task.
That's why I
dared to start this thread, right?
But seriously, I just felt like
sharing my discovery, and I was also curious to see if anyone agrees.
If nobody agrees (which is what I was initially expecting), I would not mind at all, simply because that's what I was expecting.
Which is why I'm surprised that quite a few agree!
Then again, maybe they were all just being sarcastic, which I also don't mind. :p
I am thinking out of the box.
Maybe you're really
trying to think out of the box.
But in my opinion, you're still stuck (or at least partially stuck) in that box because you're
reluctant to leave that box.
Like most people, I also used to think that the Earth is a spinning globe, revolving around the Sun, and with satellites orbiting, etc.
But after seeing so much evidence, and because my mind was
open, I became
convinced that the Earth has always been stationary and flat until now.
You might want to also inquire from these mob. They have high powered telescopic equipment. Who knows what they can see out there. ;-)
https://www.astro.com.sg/astro/gene...5868KK3ZAVs24Do&catno=60022&crc=79898777/#The Observatory at the Singapore Science Centre
Probably more stars (:*
! :p
Just like what I said to you less than two days ago:
There is a huge following of Space enthusiasts around the world who enjoy satellite watching.
Don't you mean a huge following of
delusional people,
fantasizing about watching "satellites", but end up
literally seeing
stars (:*
instead? :p
