Starlink

[tradosaurus]

Did you read the article? Here is a excerpt from it.

"If World View can push its technology beyond testing, Stratollites might be stationed high over cities or regions to deliver fine resolution imagery on demand. That can’t be done from space today, because low Earth orbit satellites whiz over their imaging targets at intervals and geostationary satellites must fly at 35,000 kilometers above the equator. World View says Stratollites would cost an estimated 1 percent of a conventional satellite’s price to operate,"

They clearly think satellites are real and see them as competition.

Of course I read the article. Just because it makes claims about imaginary objects doesn't make it true. My point was that high altitude balloons work in carrying internet service.
You show me an actual picture of a satellite in "space" then I'll believe it. International Scuba Station certainly won't show us any pictures.

 

[NoTrespassing]

I'll play. String of satellites baffles residents, bugs astronomers

 

[Fixastuff]

Of course I read the article. Just because it makes claims about imaginary objects doesn't make it true. My point was that high altitude balloons work in carrying internet service.
You show me an actual picture of a satellite in "space" then I'll believe it. International Scuba Station certainly won't show us any pictures.

Lol. Actually the article says balloons "might" work, they are still figuring it put.

I love that your using a link to support your claim then say "well half of the information there is a lie, just belive the part that works for me" lol.

 

[Cougsfan]

Those are lights put up in the sky with balloons to make you think that there are satellites. They have perfectly synchronized motors and propellers to move them in unison across the sky. Our government will spare no expense to fool you into believing modern science

 

[RedNeckGeek]

Insults but no facts to counter my facts. Typical cult member.
You are now on IGNORE, kemosabe.

Oh that's right, we can put people on "ignore".
Congratulations, you just made the list.

 

[/pine]

Just the fact that our tax dollars are being used to fund a huge lie.
Don't care what religion you worship just don't make me pay taxes to support it.

The only huge lie is your imagination...
...as far as paying taxes to support something you don't like...welcome to the real world...put on your big boy pants and face actual facts...not imaginary ones...!

 

[RedNeckGeek]

OH, BTW. I've witnessed two SpaceX launches at Vandenberg Space Force Base, and hope to see another between Christmas and New Years, my first night launch. I can assure you, faking that would be quite a feat. Besides, why would our goobermint be spending that kind of money on a hoax?

And don't bother replying: I won't see it.

 

[/pine]

The link supports the claim of no satellites. It should be painfully obvious that there are no satellites in orbit as there is no proof.
People claim to see the ISS from the ground but should be able to see the 20,000+ satellites too. No pictures of satellites.
High altitude balloons prove that internet coverage is happening (as well as antennas and towers).

No satellites huh???...explain how folks that live way out in the wilderness can get live TV ???
Explain how meteorologists can predict storm systems several days or more in advance...???

All you have to do is go outside on any moonless night and just watch...you'll likely see a lot of satellites...unless you think they are little tiny stars orbiting Earth...!

 

[B7510HSD]

No satellites huh???...explain how folks that live way out in the wilderness can get live TV ???
Explain how meteorologists can predict storm systems several days or more in advance...???

All you have to do is go outside on any moonless night and just watch...you'll likely see a lot of satellites...unless you think they are little tiny stars orbiting Earth...!

Those must be the navigation lights on the balloons?

 

[IXLR8]

YEA for the "ignore" function... I just removed a bunch of dribble from the site for me.