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This is definitely Photoshopped... I wonder if the moon really looks like that if you add together photos taken every few minutes. Stuart

This is an interesting photograph: Stuart

Although, sadly, this globe seems mostly filled with Africa: Stuart

I see. Thanks for being more forthcoming than 1Mind1Spirit. Stuart

This is a nice photograph, don't you think? Stuart

Only some people. Those with telescopes. Stuart

Hmm, well perhaps I should give up. It's not a very interesting conspiracy theory, and it's so obviously wrong that there is no challenge in it. What was the single most impressive argument in the past thread, if I may ask your opinion and your indulgence? Stuart

Er, wasn't that what I was saying? Originally Posted by DFT_Dave: The air as it meets the water will create atmospheric conditions that become a barrier we cannot see past at great distances, even with a telescope. A telescope will also not be able to see beyond the horizon line at some point...

So then, airline routes. Is it part of the conspiracy that airlines fly 'over the top', well inside the Arctic Circle on routes between Europe and the US? With the price of aviation fuel as it is, you will find that commercial air routes will be a good indication of the global shape of the...

I think otherwise. In my city we are visited by cruise ships, and when they travel out into the open ocean they disappear from view, even through a telescope. The last part of the ship you see is the bridge right at the top. If you observe in the same way from the top of the hill, you see the...

Sorry I've not read the original thread, but did you deal with the question of why you can't see distant ships, even using a telescope? Is that a shipping company conspiracy? Stuart

Well, I guess we all have our proclivities. Stuart

The Privileged Planet is video based on the book of the same name by Jay Richards, a philosopher, and Guillermo Gonzales, an astronomer both associates of the Discovery Institute. Interplanner has been referring to the book in many of his recent posts...

Only the really good ones. ABMF, are you available for a job interview with the Taliban this coming Tuesday? Stuart

Thanks for the link. We can have a good laugh at the patently moronic fantasy bad sci-fi whenever we want. Of course we should respect the real humans who discovered the intellectual property that was criminally stolen from them by the insane people who invented this graceless book. At least...

Eventually this thread will have posted the whole of this book of plagiarism, and then it won't need to have anything else posted in it. Except maybe repeats of the really absurd parts, for us to laugh at again. Stuart

Have highlighted the platitudes for you. They mean nothing. They are the charlatan's phrases for the gullible. The joy of laughter at reading a human's attempt to start a new religion is tempered by the harsh reality that idiots will actually take that human seriously. But they are taken in by...

The writing of the authors is the first expression of those never before seen ideas in the minds of humans. You are right that they took intellectual property without crediting their sources. That’s stealing. So you are somehow hoping readers here will accept your assumptions about the...

There's a lot about you and me in this post, and very little about the problems of theft I have outlined for you. You can be satisfied with whatever you like. It appears you are satisfied with a very low grade of probity about sources, and satisfied with the abuse of human intellectual human...

What a load of fatuous platitudes. The worst of it is that the UB has stolen really amazing stuff from real people and turned that material into lame science fiction, mixed in with pseudo-religious fantasy conspiracy stories of space beings. Not only immoral, but sad. Stuart