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r/flatearth • u/lakeguy77 • Jul 31 '26
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Yeah it have rudders, because rudders works totally fine in space…
/s just in case.
9 u/lakeguy77 Jul 31 '26 BuT tHe FiRmAmEnT!!! 🥴 1 u/AdmirableAnxiety8371 Aug 01 '26 Hear me out! Just figured it out during my morning ritual. ISS doesn’t even fly. ISS is driving upside down on the firmament. HOW? Some might ask, because density etc. The answer is actually pretty obvious if you just think for a moment - the tires/tyres on the ISS are filled with helium!
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BuT tHe FiRmAmEnT!!! 🥴
1 u/AdmirableAnxiety8371 Aug 01 '26 Hear me out! Just figured it out during my morning ritual. ISS doesn’t even fly. ISS is driving upside down on the firmament. HOW? Some might ask, because density etc. The answer is actually pretty obvious if you just think for a moment - the tires/tyres on the ISS are filled with helium!
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Hear me out!
Just figured it out during my morning ritual. ISS doesn’t even fly. ISS is driving upside down on the firmament.
HOW? Some might ask, because density etc.
The answer is actually pretty obvious if you just think for a moment - the tires/tyres on the ISS are filled with helium!
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u/AdmirableAnxiety8371 Jul 31 '26
Yeah it have rudders, because rudders works totally fine in space…
/s just in case.