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Have you ever been in a plane traveling overseas? Did you finish middle school and high school science? What do you think about the refractor on the moon that bounces back light when a laser is shined on it? Do you understand math as it relates to curvature and rotation? Do you also deny gravity exists?

No more fish eye lens bullshit. No more “lies NASA told.” Do you really think china, russia and other countries would just go along with it if the earth were flat?

Ahhh. Let’s be honest flat earth is a fake movement. No one above nigger IQ is dumb enough to believe the earth is flat.

Also know others who believe in space or anyone else care to chime in.

Have you ever been in a plane traveling overseas? Did you finish middle school and high school science? What do you think about the refractor on the moon that bounces back light when a laser is shined on it? Do you understand math as it relates to curvature and rotation? Do you also deny gravity exists? No more fish eye lens bullshit. No more “lies NASA told.” Do you really think china, russia and other countries would just go along with it if the earth were flat? Ahhh. Let’s be honest flat earth is a fake movement. No one above nigger IQ is dumb enough to believe the earth is flat. Also know others who believe in space @aou or anyone else care to chime in.

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True, but irrelevant to the discussion at hand.

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It is relevant, because what's-his-name said Germany bombed England. That is the popular belief, but it was only in retaliation. Hitler sued for peace, several times, and was rebuffed. He had no interest in fighting Der Englander, his primary concern was stopping Communism from sweeping over Europe.

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It's true and important, but irrelevant to the topic at hand, which is whether Newton's model of orbital mechanics is correct. A bomber is flown by a pilot who can correct his flight path en route. An unguided rocket is entirely reliant on the calculations and aiming before launch. It's an impressive technical feat, but one that is impossible if they're using a model of the earth that's incorrect, considering that they had to account for the Earth's shape and rotation, different air densities, and of course gravity.

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Maybe they got lucky? Who knows how many rockets landed off-course? Plus, they had spies with radios all over England to guide them. 'Send the next one two kilometers farther west', etc.