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Comment Re:"holes" in "space", lol. (Score 0) 31

oh and it is not space itself that bends, it is light that "appears" to bend.... as light changes mediums and is refracted... space is just the room, and as we find "things" in "it" we then name them... space is empty by definition.... we name the particles we find in it.... as soon as we do, they are no longer part of space....

Comment Re:"holes" in "space", lol. (Score 0) 31

its also atmospheres located around spheres in space that bend light, not gravity, as was shown by the late professor Dowdeye, when he demonstrated that further from the sun light was no longer being bent, while there should be gravity acting further out from the sun, if it even existed outside of being just a theory that is.. anyways, the term gravitational lensing is totally faux and should be renamed atmospheric lensing, as only matter is known to act on light, period.

Comment Re:"holes" in "space", lol. (Score 0) 31

shine a laser onto a beaker in your hand, the laser is only seen when there is dust, or mist E.g. solid particles in the room (space) for the light to fall on and become visible to the human eye. if you look at the beaker, you'll only find two red, flat dots, or red circles, 2D shapes seen ON the glass. light is only seen ON matter, not in transit, not in between solid objects, nor solid particles... same as a projector needs a screen for the 2D information to be seen ON. it's not that hard people....

Comment Re:"holes" in "space", lol. (Score -1) 31

oh, one more thing, how can people point out a difference on that famous foto used to prove space time exists, when there were stars not in their "expected" location, was space-time off before or...? anyways look at Jupiter's storms, perfectly straight from left to right, across its entire surface! like does no one else miss the 7 point perspective of a sphere? hello? look at a sphere in 7 point perspective, the perspective one would have when observing a sphere in space.... if you cant spot the difference, im afraid i cant help you.... dont get me started on the moons missing backside, as projections only have one actual side of course.... oh, and no mass itself, as we observe a projection, not the mass in space itself directly, hence there is no moon density problem, as there is no mass visible, at all. but whatever....

Comment Re:"holes" in "space", lol. (Score -1) 31

also, our atmosphere acts like a projection screen, on which projected light from space falls onto and is then observed as a flat 2D shape in the sky, a disc, a circle, as we do not observe any form in space directly, the light travelled here, same as a normal projector that projects an "image" through space. but that would mean their mathematical equations are total nonsense, and people love their math.... this atmosphere is located at a medium change, from space, nothing, to earth, atmosphere, bending the light so that perfect circular orbits, appear elliptical to us here, as we observe a circle, under projected perspective, same as when you play a video game, and you observe a totally different perspective on your screens.... but nah, elliptical is what we see, so elliptical is what must be, but Kepler himself never understood when writing down his "laws". think about it.

Comment "holes" in "space", lol. (Score -1) 31

hold a flashlight to a ball in your hand, now look at the wall. there you'll find your black hole. there is no information in a projected shadow, as only light travels, reflects and refracts, giving us visual information over a distance. light is projected "through" space, not "on" space. there is some planet somewhere in all of space with a sun behind it, in line to our perspective here from earth, casting a dark circular shadow our way, so far from us that both appear to us here as one event, when in reality it is light playing tricks on most of us here, even artists know better how light actually works.

Comment Re:what if... (Score 1) 572

funny how a computer is not afraid of demonization, and cant be put away as crazy, nor is it politically correct challenged. people would commit character suicide today, and media propaganda is of course always correct, not the millions of people coming out of their houses to see a Christian "politician"... funny how I don't see this happen in todays political circus though. people don't seem to care anymore, I wonder why....

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