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Satellites orbiting in a vacuum don't exist. This is how communication actually occurs across our flat domed earth. (www.bitchute.com)

posted 2 years ago by YuuugeAsshoe 2 years ago by YuuugeAsshoe +9 / -4

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– YuuugeAsshoe [S] 1 point 2 years ago +1 / -0

I think fiber optic cable will have a bit more bandwidth and reliability lmao, great point retard.

Ohhh wooow, radio signals from a distant galaxy! How the fuck would you know!? I bet you love all neil defgrassi Tysons BS.

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