Cluesforum—Exposing Mass Deception

^Nice. Permission to engage Smug Mode? On Friday, 4 October 1957, the Soviets had orbited the world's first artificial satellite. Anyone who doubted its existence could walk into the backyard just after sunset and see it. (Where have I heard that recently?) Launch mass 83.6 kg (184 lb) Dimensions 58...

I'll post to the chat-box, mod can move if they like. http://septclues.com/SPACE_STATION/ISS-1_BarbaraMuller_enlarged.jpg A high altitude super pressure balloon (SPB)... http://septclues.com/SPACE_STATION/ISS-2_BarbaraMuller_enlarged.jpg ...and it's payload. Well I never! Imagine my shock, in fact. ...

Wake of wax dummy vicsim Angel Candelario Padro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rfl4jPA2hc Nice touch with that stethoscope wrapped around his neck ! :P Watch at 1:37 So it can't possibly be a wax dummy, dear Flabbergasted... Wax dummies have no hearts! -_- America in Microcosm - Dummies wrapped ...

Hey, brianv, I think that could be a very good visual point — pun intended. I'm on board. The problem for me is I don't have a system that can use Google Earth view. But I searched the issue, and I think this is how it's done if you want to give it a try: YhkIpJT_iIg Sorry hoi, I'm not playing that...

Well if that's the case it was an error, not silliness, on my part. I zoomed into 20m on the satellite view then zoomed out to 200 km.

Will somebody post the correct image from 200 km please?

Given that both are similarly sized - if the "ISS" is visible from Earth then every football stadium in the UK (and there are hundreds) should be visible from the ISS correct? Greater London is barely a dot from 200 km, (like Hoi I also found the Google zoom) so where are the 20-30 Premie...

Given that both are similarly sized - if the "ISS" is visible from Earth then every football stadium in the UK (and there are hundreds) should be visible from the ISS correct? Greater London is barely a dot from 200 km, (like Hoi I also found the Google zoom) so where are the 20-30 Premier...

^Simples. The pressure in the container is greater than the pressure outside... Now in contrast, my son along with his fellow pupils visited a certain planetarium/observatory here in Ireland about two years ago ( I did mean to post at the time but was afraid my son could have been identified). They ...

I was looking at the purported "ISS" dimensions also ISS Length 72.8 m (239 ft) Width 108.5 m (356 ft) Height ≈ 20 m (66 ft) Old Trafford Football Stadium Pitch Length 105m Width 68m Height (Stadia at touchline? lets see...looks about 20m) http://iforsports.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/M...

I did ask a more general question, "how do satellites produce f", there are thousands apparently! So the ISS does not produce constant force f , it does Daily Micro Boosts instead? And does the velocity of the ISS decrease, akin to a 500 ton truck going up a steep hill, during these Micro...

https://i.imgur.com/8Pv9GGr.jpg I did ask a more general question, "how do satellites produce f", there are thousands apparently! So the ISS does not produce constant force f , it does Daily Micro Boosts instead? And does the velocity of the ISS decrease, akin to a 500 ton truck going up ...

Now I'm getting clever. I attached a powerful firework rocket to the ball correctly that it mimics f.

Around it went until the rocket began to fail then the inevitable happened. How do satellites produce f ? They fire their engines once a month?

Where does the constant force f come from that make objects like the "ISS" travel tangentially with sufficient velocity that it remains in orbit? I'm pleasantly surprised - this is a very nice well-thought-out post by you, brianv! If we had kudos, I'd give you one :) To answer your questi...

http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/ConditionForFreeFallAroundEarth/HTMLImages/index.en/popup_1.jpg http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/ConditionForFreeFallAroundEarth/HTMLImages/index.en/popup_2.jpg For a body to stay in orbit around Earth, it must travel tangentially (magenta arrow) with a velocity t...

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