2 days ago
#adhd #space #moon #mars
Learning about space is interesting for like 5 minutes then would actually be boring if actually you go to space.
Would be like ooooh ooooh I see a light because of the lack of light. Seeing the earth from space would be cool for 5 min or less but still cool.
The thing is when you’re traveling between earth and the moon or earth and another planet you’re literally in transit mode where you’re always moving.
I seriously don’t think you can stay in one spot for very long at all or ever.
The one cool thing that happened recently was the Starman being launched into space I think that was interesting but again we lost contact with that if we would’ve had communications like the Voyager one or something where we can still communicate with it even if it’s you know 500 billion years away that would’ve been interesting.
All in all living here on earth is really the best for us although it’s good to explore other planets and other moons and all that but as far as living there, you know there’s going to be more and more obstacles like on Mars we would have to wear a space suit and basically live in a bubble house or city because of the weather constraints of Mars.
And don’t get me wrong Mars would be super cool to go on but like I said for like five or maybe 10 minutes because you look up in the sky and oh wow their stars you know but then you’re like what the fuck
Then the question becomes what’s next?
Learning about space is interesting for like 5 minutes then would actually be boring if actually you go to space.
Would be like ooooh ooooh I see a light because of the lack of light. Seeing the earth from space would be cool for 5 min or less but still cool.
The thing is when you’re traveling between earth and the moon or earth and another planet you’re literally in transit mode where you’re always moving.
I seriously don’t think you can stay in one spot for very long at all or ever.
The one cool thing that happened recently was the Starman being launched into space I think that was interesting but again we lost contact with that if we would’ve had communications like the Voyager one or something where we can still communicate with it even if it’s you know 500 billion years away that would’ve been interesting.
All in all living here on earth is really the best for us although it’s good to explore other planets and other moons and all that but as far as living there, you know there’s going to be more and more obstacles like on Mars we would have to wear a space suit and basically live in a bubble house or city because of the weather constraints of Mars.
And don’t get me wrong Mars would be super cool to go on but like I said for like five or maybe 10 minutes because you look up in the sky and oh wow their stars you know but then you’re like what the fuck
Then the question becomes what’s next?
1 yr. ago
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From Greer
There are also felt facilities in Australia, a key one being Pine Gap, the so-called Alice Springs
Facility, which is mostly a U.S. Air Force facility even though it is in Australia.
I recently talked to the Deputy Prime Minister of Australia about this. Also the Redstone
Arsenal and the Marshall Space Flight Center. We have a scientist at the Redstone Arsenal
under who works under contract for IT&T, who have developed these transdimensional systems.
He was under contract with my project to bring these energy devices out.
And he was then threatened by a former CI director and what I call the Goon Squad that went down
there three years ago in March. This is just part of the information we have and this information
is on the flash drive given that you're all welcome to review. Thank you.
There are also felt facilities in Australia, a key one being Pine Gap, the so-called Alice Springs
Facility, which is mostly a U.S. Air Force facility even though it is in Australia.
I recently talked to the Deputy Prime Minister of Australia about this. Also the Redstone
Arsenal and the Marshall Space Flight Center. We have a scientist at the Redstone Arsenal
under who works under contract for IT&T, who have developed these transdimensional systems.
He was under contract with my project to bring these energy devices out.
And he was then threatened by a former CI director and what I call the Goon Squad that went down
there three years ago in March. This is just part of the information we have and this information
is on the flash drive given that you're all welcome to review. Thank you.
1 yr. ago
Why don’t the celebrities just go to Mars? It would be a hell of a lot easier.
1 yr. ago
So if Elon moves to mars, he will have to take a lifetime supply of ketamine with him.
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2 yr. ago
Mars' moons are among the smallest in the solar system. Phobos is a bit larger than Deimos, and orbits only 3,700 miles (6,000 kilometers) above the Martian surface. No known moon orbits closer to its planet. It whips around Mars three times a day, while the more distant Deimos takes 30 hours for each orbit.
