Comments by "Kevin Skinner" (@kevinskinner4986) on "Bloomberg Television" channel.

There is no firmament. Glass Ceiling is a 50-year-old slang for women and minorities being denied equal pay and promotion to white men.
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@randomcommenter3202 No, there isn't. If there was, the Flat Earthers wouldn't need to constantly lie about it. I like the videos of the rockets "bouncing off the firmament" that expect you to not question why the rocket isn't destroyed on impact.
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@randomcommenter3202 A jelly would still break a ship if you hit it hard enough. Water, a liquid, has the hardness like cement if you drop something into it about a hundred feet, and rockets go at hundreds of miles an hour. Also, why don't other Flat Earthers claim it's made of jelly, and how does a jelly avoid sagging under the weight of the infinite amount of water outside? Furthermore, even if it hit a jelly and by some divine miracle didn't shatter and explode on impact, the force of hitting something would shake the rocket so the camera should almost certainly jolt or go spinning out of control. Is God hiding the Firmament by personally preventing it from hitting? -------- Rockets either go up and shut off their engine then coast until their momentum stops or have retrorockets in the nose firing the opposite direction.
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