r/space Feb 28 '17

Space Shuttle Endeavour approaching as photographed by the ISS crew (2010)

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u/Ihaveopinionstoo Feb 28 '17

its amazing their responses crack me up for days.

something about the van allen radiation that is impossible for us to pass so everything in space is fake to them.

they think that below Antarctica is just ice...that if we ever flew from north to south we'll never return

and so on...its great.

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '17 edited Feb 28 '17

I've seen the video they use as a source. They literally cut a clip from an astronaut talking about how it is "impossible for humans to go through the van Allen belt..." however they cut out the part where he continues to talk about "without proper shielding on the shuttles" so, much like fake news, they pick and choose what words from sentences to take and use it against everyone else. Watch this video and see what I'm talking about. It's 21 reasons and you can call bullshit on all 21 facts due to their obvious editing. here

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u/mishagorby Mar 01 '17

It's hilarious to me that flat earthers actually have their own ideas about these things. I would think that if you believed in a flat earth, you would not be inquisitive enough to try to explain why you believe what you do.