Stick the sensor on a boom, like the picture shows. Problem solved.

The detector is not going to be on Earth. The detector is going to be "tens to hundreds of miles" from the disk.

Why does it need to be geostationary? Hubble certainly isn't.

It's a space-based telescope. They're not aiming it at the Earth, so it doesn't need to be geostationary. In fact, it doesn't even need to be in Earth orbit.

Why not? It's in space, not on Earth. It can be oriented in any direction and remain stationary for observations. The big issue with a disk that large is going to be solar wind.

The thing about Seaquest, is that we could actually do it. There is no impossible tech like warp drives and transporters. It's a submarine that is exploring the real final frontier: the oceans.

I've watched Doctor Who. I'm not buying anything called ATMOS.

Did they re-establish contact with the lander, yet?

You say that as if there is an age when you're no longer distracted by 'nakid boobies'.

Red matter.

Oh... Wait!... Midichlorians. Nevermind.

It's probably a Rickroll link.

I always thought it was spelled "Cardassians" not "Kardashians".

Was that "Trust no one" or "Trust number one"?

The problem with that is that there are few machines that come with a multi-pass reader slot built in, and I don't know of anyone who sells them as an add-on peripheral.

Adam and Eve were cursed because of their disobedience, not because of doubt.

Zechariah asked how he could be sure, and was made mute for a time. Afterwards he praised God. In other words, his doubt was answered. It should be noted that the Abraham, the father of the faith, was also old and had a barren wife. As a priest, Zechariah should have known about that example.

Nothing happened to Thomas because he doubted, apart from Jesus making a personal appearance to assuage his doubts.

The disciples of Jesus were continually doubting. Did Jesus let Peter drown when he was walking on the water and grew afraid? When Jesus commissioned his followers to go into the world and make disciples, were any of them cursed for doubting? No.

It is not doubting, but disobedience that God finds offensive.