Stop yelling, nigger
Is it possible to tie a rope from mount everest to the moon, would the rope touch anything else?
It's a consensus factory. Nothing on reddit is real.
You gotta be a special kind of retard to drop that many random acronyms like you're writing a thesis
Yikes sweaty, let's unpack all that problematic
Are you just randomly tapping the suggestion words that appear above the keyboard on your phone?
Good lord Mr Gates, didn't know you were anti Vax 🤯
I think it's twelve
I thought you trusted the experts?
I expect it being used to distract from something else
You might be tarded
I have to practice these things, why not
Some weirdos put ketchup on their sandwiches, you never know
Beter get another booster Bam, could have been worse without the jab!
The wall sockets, are they 110v or 220v?
It's the infinite cycle of "when we win this next election, they are fucked lol!" then "when we prove they stole that last election, they are fucked lol!"
This has been the one and only narrative in US politics since 2016. Both sides. Over and over.
It never comes true. Yet people still participate. I've long since accepted that maybe the average normie deserves it.
That experiment seems to be more about the size of the object than the distance. Because of we used a miniature boat, I'd lose sight much sooner. If we go even smaller, I cant even see my own finger prints at arm's length. Are they being blocked by the horizon?
So a powerful enough telescope could possibly allow you to see a moon that would appear occluded by the horizon to the naked eye?
What magnitude of distances are we talking about here? How far would another person need to be from me before the horizon blocks my view of them? (Assuming a flat surface with no obstacles between us).
Would a telescope help?
Ok I think I see, so you do agree that a laser beam would indeed hit the moon, it's just that it wouldn't look that way to the person holding the laser. But some other person in some other part of the world who could see the moon at that moment, that person would be able to see the red dot on the moon's surface. Is this correct?
So just to confirm, there are zero places in the solar system other than the moon where one could obtain moon rocks?