hollywood told you the truth NOTHING YOU SEE HERE IS REAL

[boosterbglee]

Once again.......

 

[Fly]

7 hours ago, bigwave said:

Obviously  we are going to have to agree to disagree on this topic.

 

I find it preplexing that there is a 2 million dollar challege out there to prove the globe shape.

No takers and no one debates Eric Dubay.

 

Even Joe Rogan tried to set up an interview and still there are no challengers.

 

I wonder why.

 

Finally, this is definately my last post on the subject - for a while anyway.

 

Seeing, for me, is beleving:

 

Peace,

 

Come on RV

The distorted image you posted, was taken from this video: 11:53 min.  

 

 

 

[Fly]

On 3/19/2024 at 4:23 PM, bigwave said:

I wonder why at the 1:31 second mark that it suddenly stops at "200" miles up.

 

At the 205 mark we see this: Put a ruler against it. It look pretty flat to me.

And again at the 210 mark.

 

213:

At 200 miles up the drop should be over 500 miles:

I am not seeing it.

 

Maybe me and Picard need new spectacles...

 

Bad news again bigwave, sorry I didn’t catch that earlier. 

In the DLR video showing the horizon views of Earth, these clips are not from 150 miles up. The 3:31 min video is actually a handful of short clips, and the cameras are viewing towards ground during lift off. After the release of the second stage, they let us know that it was in microgravity for 6:00 min. During that time is when the max altitude of 150mi was reached, then the following clip is of re-entry (55 to 60mi) and as it starts to wobble, the horizon comes into the cameras view.   

 

This is the area in view of the cameras during the re-entry (55 to 60mi).

 

Here is a view of Denmark, southern Norway & Sweden from 267mi obviously from ISS International space station.

Likely from the video and images MLD can show us

where the curvature of the circle is..?

Edited March 25 by Fly
For fun

[MyLadiesDaddy]

4 hours ago, Fly said:

Here is a view of Denmark, southern Norway & Sweden from 267mi obviously from ISS International space station.

First of all I'd like to say thank you to everyone that has done their best to keep this conversation respectful. Having a different opinion is what makes us unique. Being able to debate those differences with respect is what separates us from the animals. 

 

Now to the quote I made above. .

My question for you @Fly is simple, if the earth is some 25,000 miles around and you're 267 miles up (( which is just a little more than 10%)) how is it possible to see so much when one is so close? 

[Fly]

Swamp gas—

[MyLadiesDaddy]

16 minutes ago, Fly said:

Swamp gas—

ROTFLMAO 

 

I must be getting old. Cause it literally took me a few seconds to understand. 

 

[Fly]

Filibustering— simple to see why.

[Fly]

[Fly]

[Fly]

[bigwave]

[nstoolman1]

3 hours ago, bigwave said:

Did what? 

What is the context of the photo? 

Photoshopped? 

[bigwave]

36 minutes ago, nstoolman1 said:

Photoshopped? 

 

[bigwave]

As the plot thickens - "These people are sick"

Some other people to be named too.

[bigwave]

[md11fr8dawg]

Rest assured, Hollywood, the music industry, tech companies and our politicians are all demonic scum with nothing but contempt for the middle class working man and woman. These puss bags have been praying on children for too long. I think (and hope) this P Diddy thing is what tips the scales and exposes what is going on with the global cabalists and elitist of the world. And may the Good Lord make them suffer terribly for the crimes they have committed against society in general and children in particular!!

[MyLadiesDaddy]

1 hour ago, md11fr8dawg said:

Rest assured, Hollywood, the music industry, tech companies and our politicians are all demonic scum with nothing but contempt for the middle class working man and woman. These puss bags have been praying on children for too long. I think (and hope) this P Diddy thing is what tips the scales and exposes what is going on with the global cabalists and elitist of the world. And may the Good Lord make them suffer terribly for the crimes they have  committed against society in general and children in particular!!

A thousand plusses for the best post of the day. 

[nstoolman1]

I think at this point the only "justice " that is going to be meted out is going to be from GOD on their 

judgement day. 

 

[MyLadiesDaddy]

2 hours ago, nstoolman1 said:

I think at this point the only "justice " that is going to be meted out is going to be from GOD on their 

judgement day. 

 

Well considering that there is no justice in America and the demonic possessed liberals don't even care if we see it I wholeheartedly concur with your opinion. 

[bigwave]

BILL COOPER SHOWS ORIGINAL JFK ASSASSINATION VIDEO SHOWING THE LIMO DRIVER SHOT JFK (IN HD)

https://www.bitchute.com/video/vFtaVmcmOaTS/   1:46 minutes

[seks]

Now that's right to the point..Thanks bigwave

[md11fr8dawg]

Funny this has surfaced, about 2 years ago I watched a 90 minute video documentary of Kennedy's assassination and it showed the shot coming from a storm culvert and that there was more than one shooter.

 

Jr. better watch out, if they think he will take too many votes from Ole Joe so they cannot cheat and win again, they may take out another Kennedy

[MyLadiesDaddy]

THE END OF THE FOOTSTOOL EARTH DEBATE. 

 

It's without question that at 4.4 miles there is absolutely no way a sharpshooter could even see the target much less an 8 inch bullseye. To say NOTHING about bending a round in flight. 

 

 

 

 

[nstoolman1]

At 4.4 Miles, Wyoming Team Sets New Rifle Shot World Record

 

https://cowboystatedaily.com/2022/09/20/at-4-4-miles-wyoming-team-sets-new-rifle-shot-world-record/

 

vFrom the pull of the trigger, roughly 24 seconds elapsed before spotters heard the telltale plunk of a 422-grain copper bullet piercing the thin metal target 4.4 miles away, setting a new world record.

 

From the pull of the trigger, roughly 24 seconds elapsed before forward spotters heard the telltale plunk of a 422-grain copper bullet piercing the thin metal target.

The shooter was 4.4 miles away, a distance so great, the Earth’s rotation came into play.

It was a new world record for a rifle shot, set by the Jackson-based Nomad Rifleman team led by Schott Austin and Shepard Humphries. The shot was made with a custom-built rifle chambered for the .416 Barrett cartridge.

 

During a Zoom interview Tuesday with Cowboy State Daily, Humphries declined to identify the team member who made the shot.

It beat the team’s previous Wyoming state record of 3.06 miles. It also broke the previous world record shot of 4 miles set in 2020 by Paul Phillips of Texas.

The Wyoming team “had easier conditions” than Phillips because of the thin air at about 7,000 feet in elevation near Pinedale, where the shot was made Sept.13, Humphries said.

 

 

Still, even with the Wyoming air working in their favor, it was nothing short of miraculous for the shot, the 69th attempt that morning, to land inside an 8-inch orange bullseye. The bullseye had been painted in the center of a white, rectangular target measuring 120 inches wide and 92 inches tall.

 

Two Years In The Making

The team had been working to break the Texan’s 4-mile record since it was set. However, supply chain issues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic slowed the process of getting components to build the custom rifle, Humphries said.

Parts came from all over the world.

 

“The muzzle brake came from New Zealand,” he said. “The barrel came from South Dakota and then went to Arkansas for structuring.”

Other components came from Canada and elsewhere, and the rifle was assembled by S&S Sporting goods in Driggs, Idaho.

The rifle’s scope zooms from 6 power all they way up to 35 power magnification.

“I’m not sure where it was set during the shot,” Humphries said. “When we’re shooting extreme distances, we don’t zoom all the way up to full power, because that can make things get fuzzy. We back off just a bit.”

 

Science Of The Shot

Landing a bullet on target at 4.4 miles was “simply phenomenal,” said long-distance shooting enthusiast David Asmuth of Laramie. He’s the president of the Laramie Rifle Range board of directors.

“It’s a one-in-a-million shot. They said it’s not statistically repeatable,” he said. “The amount of precision and time that went into that shot was simply amazing.

“When a bullet is in flight for that long, you have to take into account the rotational speed of the earth. What you’re shooting at isn’t going to be in the same place it was 24 second ago when you pulled the trigger.”

Ashmuth said the longest shots he’s ever made were 2,220 yards with a bullet flight time of about 4-5 seconds.

A massive flight arc had to be calculated to make the 4.4 mile shot work, Humphries said.

The angle of the rifle’s barrel, coupled with shooting from a ridge above the target, accounted for the arc in the bullet’s trajectory, he said.

“That made it more like artillery, where you’re lobbing it in,” Humphries said.

 

The .416 Barrett cartridge is made by “necking down” a .50 Browning Machine Gun (BMG) round to accommodate the roughly .40-caliber bullet. It’s a relatively short, stout bullet that proved ideal for its purpose, Humphries said.

“Traditionally in extreme long-range shooting, we wanted long, skinny bullets,” he said. “However, we discovered that as a bullet crosses over into subsonic velocity, it flies better if it’s shorter and fatter.”

The .416 Barret bullets were leaving the rifle’s muzzle at a velocity of roughly 3,300 feet per second, Humphries said. They dropped into subsonic velocity at about 1,100 feet per second and were traveling at a downward angle and about 600 feet per second as they reached the target zone.

Regarding it taking 69 shots to hit the mark, with all the variables that had to be taken into account, “we were thrilled it was so few,” Humphries said.  

Thanks to the rifle barrel’s structuring, which involved specialized dimples and venting holes, overheating wasn’t a problem.

“The barrel never got any hotter than about 80 degrees,” he said. “That allowed us to take a shot every minute or two or three.”

Sound, Not Sight

Forward spotters were in five bullet-proof bunkers near the target, Humphries said. They had to rely on their ears rather than their eyes to guide the shooter’s adjustments.

“When we were making 2-mile shots previously, we could rely on dust from the bullet impacts to help us walk the shots in to the target,” he said. “With these shots, we discovered we couldn’t see most of the bullet impacts.

“The bullet is coming down so slowly, and at about a 48-degree angle, it was just penetrating into the ground without kicking up dust.”

Instead, spotters had to listen for the bullets thudding into the ground and radio back to the shooter to adjust accordingly, he said.

 

What’s Next

Records are made to be broken, but Humphries said he isn’t certain whether his team will set the next one.

“You know, we haven’t decided yet,” he said about attempting to go farther than 4.4 miles. “This project was much harder than we anticipated.”

While extreme distance shooting teams keep “some secrets,” he said they also don’t mind sharing much of what they’ve learned, giving others a chance to keep stretching the distances.

“Now, the next people who beat us – whether that’s in a few days or a year or 10 years from now – they have some knowledge from our shot that they can use,” he said.

 

.Remember, bullets only go flat for so long. After that the distance requires a lot of elevation to lob that shell in. 

They may have been shooting from a hill top, negating the sight problem. I have seen long distance shots made with an M1 Garand and that barrel has a nasty rise in it to offset the distance. 

 

 

[T B]

19 delta full wreath here buddy, old but still not that old!😃 the jakels will pay ! deep south has morale life! thank GOD!