RE: nft going into space, kitclout tonguesout meets aliens
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isn't that the "program" that just lets you have failed moon landings over and over? LOL
and yeah one would think they have better receivers. certainly if they're able to travel the distances required to get anywhere near us- and to not have been seen. (unless you're one of THOSE people.. lol)
i'm really interested in the physics. like, i used to read a lot of theoretical physics books in high school. alongside the carl sagan stuff. like how can we come up with a single set of equations that unifies all of the known forces? what is dark matter/energy? these things keep me awake at night.
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Yeah. I think most fail at that game. Teaches you basic and some advanced orbital mechanics, and a lot of other things. Basic simulation but it's accurate and gets the point across. I enjoy it. Can watch a SpaceX launch and know exactly what's going on.
Anton Petrov, Isaac Arthur, Scott Manley, Event Horizon, Everyday Astronaut; all good Youtube personalities to follow if you like this stuff.
Even when I was a kid I'd think about space. Figured out stars are just Suns with planets around them like here, long before I was provided information proving it's true. It's unfortunate some out there in internet land think space is a hoax and all that. Slows progress.
LOL WHAT there is no way there are people who think space is a hoax. do you mean flat earthers?
and when i first read that list of names i thought i read Isaac Asimov and i was like- youtube personality? ahaha
There are people who think rockets are holograms. There are people that think rockets should go straight up and since they don't, they must be just firing them off in the ocean, for show. It is ridiculous.
hey.. those are people you should totally ignore and never listen to anything they say
it's okay
no one will judge you for it, trust me
I pay attention, for entertainment purposes. In general, I don't shy away from things I'd disagree with. Like to know what makes people tick. And it's not much, sometimes.