Comments by "Randy Schissler" (@randyschissler5791) on "JRE Clips" channel.

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  14.  @Thought_Criminal_13  NASA didn't lose all the telemetry tapes. A few backup tapes were recorded over, because they were considered redundant and copies were made of the relevant data. If there are copies, nothing is lost! NASA didn't lose any technology. You obviously have no idea what old astronaut Don Pettit was talking about. When congress canceled already scheduled moon missions after Apollo 17, everything associated with it went bye, bye. And yes, it is difficult to build it back again. False on saying astronauts couldn't see stars. They couldn't see them while looking at the solar corona. Pay attention to the question by Sir Patrick Moore : "Could you actually see stars when looking at the solar corona, in spite of the glare?" No astronaut or member of NASA has ever said it was impossible to travel through the Van Allen belts. Probably referring to the video clip that conspiracy theorists love to use, with NASA engineer Kelly Smith? Kelly never said anything of the sort. in that video. A conspiracy theorist showed you a video that supposedly showed one bubble, (more likely a piece of debris or water) and you think that means they filmed underwater in pools? Are you really that gullible to believe such nonsense? Buzz Aldrin never admitted he didn't go to the moon. Maybe you should watch the whole 17 minute interview with little girl Zoey, instead of the edited conspiracy theory version. Notice the question Zoey asks: "Why has nobody been to the moon in such a long time?" Long time means from the last time since going to the moon. Buzz answers appropriately, "We didn't go there" during the long time since the last time going to the moon. Please pay close attention to what he said immediately after, as it's very telling as to why no one has gone back to the moon since the last time going to the moon. It's not that hard to understand. Also, if you watch the first part of the interview he talks about going to the moon. And at the end of the interview, he still talks about going to the moon. With all that talk about going to the moon, he went to the moon.
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  42.  @lcx1876  Not sure if you deleted your post to me or not, but I'm answering anyway. The Earth doesn't spin, it rotates. It makes one measly rotation in a 24 hour period. You know what an analog clock is, right? watch the big hand, and realize that it moves twice as fast as the earth rotates! That's so slow, it's hard to imagine that can be referred to as spinning. Water sticks to the Earth because of gravity. Now, I know that since you are a flat earther, that you are required to think that gravity is fake, but try and be open minded. The Earth is much bigger than you think, and mass creates gravity. Gravity is pulling water and everything else to the center of the earth. The Earth is so big, that the water on it may look flat, but it's not. The water in your bathtub isn't flat either. Remember, level doesn't mean flat. Level exists because of gravity. A tool level, the long thing with a bubble in it, works because of gravity. Here is something else you don't realize. If the Earth was the size of a basketball, the depths of the mighty oceans would only be a quarter of a millimeter in thickness! Now, a millimeter isn't much, but imagine only a quarter of a millimeter! That's not much water to stick to a basketball is it? Remember when I told you that the Earth is much bigger than you think? That's why the vast oceans aren't much water to stick to the Earth, either. An "experiment on this Earth where you can have a large body of level water with no container," would be impossible, because the Earth's gravity would override it. It would be like pouring water on a basketball and watching the water fall to the ground. Some of the water would stick to the basketball, but most of it would fall to the ground because of Earth's gravity pulling it down.
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