Basically, if you still believe in the globe and solor system, you're not as critical a thinker as you assume.
It's not your fucking business to decide anything about my critical thinking.
NASA, NASA, NASA...
:) As I told, you always fail to understand the huge problems with your narratives, because you don't see absolutely obvious fuckups with extreme western centric view.
Fuck your NASA. You know shit about world otside the US, but decide to tell about whole Earth. :)
Do you understand, that I absolutely don't care and don't need any NASA? Do you understand that US in not the whole world? This US NASA still have to beg us to bring US crew members to ISS. :)
There are a lot of satellites that have absolutely nothing to do with your fucking NASA. Not even a single Western citizen ever had anything with them at all.
radio waves are not going to bend around a sphere
That's exactly what they do if they are long enough to reflect from ionosphere.
Radio waves perfectly bend around in Earths atmosphere, just like they bend in coaxial cables.
You could even observe radio waves circling around earth as echo with fixed delay, if you have sensitive enough LW/MW/SW receiver. But of course, you know shit about electronics, radio, radiowaves, antennas and how all that things works, outside "what button to press on microwave oven to make popcorn or warm yesterdays burger".
I'm just saying that you not apply your intellect to see the clearly obvious holes in space and globe theory is proof you aren't using critical thinking, you're letting others conclude for you.
You don't know about the world outside the US
I don't see how this would be relevant, I have lived over seas, on three different continents.for more than 7 years. I've learned how brainwashed the west is when it comes to the globe.
No, radio waves cannot bend. The bouncing off the ionshephere hack is just that, another over complicated excuse for the obvious, radio waves can travel distances because we are on a plane. I don't need to know a lot about electronics, just the basics. And radio frequency doesn't bend around curves. The only reason you need to relay is because of beers law, particles over distance eventually cause too much loss in clarity.
You're being an expert just keeps you further from seeing the obvious
It's not your fucking business to decide anything about my critical thinking.
:) As I told, you always fail to understand the huge problems with your narratives, because you don't see absolutely obvious fuckups with extreme western centric view.
Fuck your NASA. You know shit about world otside the US, but decide to tell about whole Earth. :)
Do you understand, that I absolutely don't care and don't need any NASA? Do you understand that US in not the whole world? This US NASA still have to beg us to bring US crew members to ISS. :)
There are a lot of satellites that have absolutely nothing to do with your fucking NASA. Not even a single Western citizen ever had anything with them at all.
That's exactly what they do if they are long enough to reflect from ionosphere.
Radio waves perfectly bend around in Earths atmosphere, just like they bend in coaxial cables.
You could even observe radio waves circling around earth as echo with fixed delay, if you have sensitive enough LW/MW/SW receiver. But of course, you know shit about electronics, radio, radiowaves, antennas and how all that things works, outside "what button to press on microwave oven to make popcorn or warm yesterdays burger".
I'm just saying that you not apply your intellect to see the clearly obvious holes in space and globe theory is proof you aren't using critical thinking, you're letting others conclude for you.
I don't see how this would be relevant, I have lived over seas, on three different continents.for more than 7 years. I've learned how brainwashed the west is when it comes to the globe.
No, radio waves cannot bend. The bouncing off the ionshephere hack is just that, another over complicated excuse for the obvious, radio waves can travel distances because we are on a plane. I don't need to know a lot about electronics, just the basics. And radio frequency doesn't bend around curves. The only reason you need to relay is because of beers law, particles over distance eventually cause too much loss in clarity.
You're being an expert just keeps you further from seeing the obvious