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J'ai déjà vu un satellite, et l'iss, on peut la voire a certaines heures dans le ciel... j'ai encore vu des satellites cet été en faisant un barbecue la nuit au bord d'un lac en campagne... Dont ton argument du "tu l'as pas vu eugneugneu" ça tient pas...

Par contre dans ma vie j'ai jamais vu la grippe non plus, pourtant je l'ai eu...
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https://image.noelshack.com/minis/2015/49/1448914032-elrisitasgif.png

Les mecs, en plus de vivre sur une terre plate, bordel, on est entouré par un dôme...

C'est marrant toutes ces fusées qui le passent sans problème ce dôme hein...

Bon allez, va te pendre le neuneu, je t'ai assez feedé élite de la trisomie.

The rocket launched at 0:28 and hit the "dome" at 1:23 In those 55 seconds, it is said the rocket traveled 73 miles. 73 divided by 55 would be about 1.327 miles a second. That is about 79 miles a minute. Or 4778 miles and HOUR. You're telling me the rocket crashed into this "dome" at over 4000 miles an hour and didn't break on impact?
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le déni :)

How the hell does someone see this and come to the conclusion that it slammed into an invisible dome?...

... Oh yeah, they already decided on that conclusion before even watching the video.

Nothing would be able to survive a collision with a solid structure at that rate of speed without exploding or bursting into pieces. The rocket used whats called a "Yo-yo Despin Mechanism" to stop it from spinning. The "ka-thunk" you hear is actually the rocket deploying the yo-yo weights. This is needed because if it were to deploy the parachute while its spinning so fast the chute cords would just wrap into a single cord. Or if the rocket is supposed to separate in the middle to deploy the parachute and it's spinning so quick, then that would more than likely break the cord holding the two sections together.

How does one get to the point where they desire to be intelligent sooo bad that they actually convince themselves that they willingly mentally regress back 2,318 years?!

I support being skeptical and questioning everything, but flat earthers obstinately refuse to look at any research or go into any debate WITHOUT the preconceived notion that its flat. If its flat.. then why don't you get off your ass and prove it? People started to wise up and realize that the earth is spherical like 300 years BC... thats ~2,318 years ago. They didn't have computers or satellites or telescopes, yet they were able to do experiments and determine that its a sphere (or at least that it isn't flat). Why not do those same experiments?...

.. The answer is because you're afraid that the results would shatter your flat little world, and then you'd see the truth - which is that you've been preaching something so hilariously far-fetched and inaccurate, and now you're so embarrassed that youd have to move far away and change your identity to get away from the flat earth stigma that'll be associated with your real name for the rest of your life. Which I don't blame you.

Just, please, for the sake of the human race... don't breed!
Avatar de JeSuisBlanc JeSuisBlanc
The rocket launched at 0:28 and hit the "dome" at 1:23
In those 55 seconds, it is said the rocket traveled 73 miles.
73 divided by 55 would be about 1.327 miles a second.
That is about 79 miles a minute.
Or 4778 miles and HOUR.
You're telling me the rocket crashed into this "dome" at over 4000 miles an hour and didn't break on impact?
This video is completely fake and just proves flat-earthers are ignorant idiots.
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