Comments by "Colorme Dubious" (@colormedubious4747) on "The Drinker Recommends... 2010: The Year We Make Contact" video.

  1.  @ernestoribeiro2226  You clearly don't understand orbital mechanics. Jupiter is roughly 5 times as far from Sol as Earth. It's also NOT stationary - it orbits Sol, as do we. Applying the inverse square law tells us that light reaching Earth from Jupiter would be far, FAR dimmer than the sunlight reflecting from our moon - no matter our relative positions. Your conclusion is not merely wrong, it is VERY wrong.
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  2.  @countofdownable  Correct.
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