Comments by "Fumble_ Brewski" (@fumble_brewski5410) on "Scott Manley" channel.

  1. Well done, mate. However, I'm afraid that the "flat earthers" will either simply ignore your findings and/or come up with more implausible excuses to hold onto their preposterous theory. Great photos, though.
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  2. Do the math. The observed speed of light is approximately 671 million miles per hour, which means that it takes 1 photon of light approximately 8.3 minutes to travel from the sun to the earth. Reducing the fractional relationship of 8.3 minutes to 1 hour (60 minutes) we obtain a decimal result of 0.138333 (approx). Multiplying 671 million x 0.138333 give us a product of 92,821,443 miles, which just so happens to be the distance from the sun to the earth. Therefore, the sun is much farther away from the earth than the 2-3 thousand miles the "flatties" postulate. It also means that the sun is much larger than the 32 mile figure claimed by these people. BTW, the earth's orbit around the sun is not a perfect circle, but an ellipse, so the exact distance varies with the time of year. What next? Will the flatties try to alter the speed of light to suit their theories? Sorry, flatties, but the math will get you every time.
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  3. Thank you, sir, for reinforcing my view that humans are not now, nor ever will be, adaptable to long-term space exploration. Best to leave it to the AI robots that don’t need food, oxygen, gravity or exercise. Cheers.
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  4. "And on a clear day, on that clear day You can see forever, and ever more."
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  5. If we’re lucky, it will hit Washington, DC. 💥
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