NASA Fail Compilation

Fellow Flat Earthers,


PLease pick this video apart from the Nvidia CEO, who tries to answer all the conspiracies behind the moon landings, he conveniently doesnt care to explain the LEM not leaving behind any blast craters, and a bunch of other shit. God I want to slap every one of those idiots in that room clapping for this tard. Damn real life trolls. I apologize in advance if this has already been posted, but I coudlnt resist laughing at this guy and sharing it with the community https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syVP6zDZN7I&feature=emb_rel_end

Hi guys,

Can someone help me understand how they did it? I'm really intrigued because I don't think it was made with cables or the zero-gravity plane.



Pure CGI?

danielmarchiori wrote:Hi guys,

Can someone help me understand how they did it? I'm really intrigued because I don't think it was made with cables or the zero-gravity plane.



Pure CGI?

Daniel,

Obviously, you have taken the correct first step -- you understand that this is not a space station floating above a ball, filled with busy scientists and rocket jockeys.

It is a cylindrical sound stage, and the actress, Sunni Williams is dangling from filaments, appearing to float. Take another look at her black sweatshirt and you will see just random sideways angular pulls of fabric. Notice how her hair is sprayed and styled in a full explosion, sticking straight outwards from her head.

Now, take a look at this video, of this illusionist and observe the same little angular pulls of fabric from the black sweater.

That is how they did it.

Daniel,

Obviously, you have taken the correct first step -- you understand that this is not a space station floating above a ball, filled with busy scientists and rocket jockeys.

It is a cylindrical sound stage, and the actress, Sunni Williams is dangling from filaments, appearing to float.  Take another look at her black sweatshirt and you will see just random sideways angular pulls of fabric.  Notice how her hair is sprayed and styled in a full explosion, sticking straight outwards from her head.

Now, take a look at this video, of this illusionist and observe the same little angular pulls of fabric from the black sweater.

That is how they did it.  

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Hi Oliver, thanks for the feedback.

I don't believe in nasa, I know we didn't go to the moon and we don't live in a wet spinning ball.

But this video is very disturbing, watch it at https://youtu.be/SGP6Y0Pnhe4?t=99 the girl's necklace behaves in a strange way, and in the next few seconds she gets stuck in 3 holes where it would not be possible to be stuck cables. Is it the anti-gravity plane? But if it is, they keep recording for a long time. This video crap is quite intriguing.

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danielmarchiori wrote:

Daniel,

Obviously, you have taken the correct first step -- you understand that this is not a space station floating above a ball, filled with busy scientists and rocket jockeys.

It is a cylindrical sound stage, and the actress, Sunni Williams is dangling from filaments, appearing to float.  Take another look at her black sweatshirt and you will see just random sideways angular pulls of fabric.  Notice how her hair is sprayed and styled in a full explosion, sticking straight outwards from her head.

Now, take a look at this video, of this illusionist and observe the same little angular pulls of fabric from the black sweater.

That is how they did it.  

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Hi Oliver, thanks for the feedback.

I don't believe in nasa, I know we didn't go to the moon and we don't live in a wet spinning ball.

But this video is very disturbing, watch it at https://youtu.be/SGP6Y0Pnhe4?t=99 the girl's necklace behaves in a strange way, and in the next few seconds she gets stuck in 3 holes where it would not be possible to be stuck cables. Is it the anti-gravity plane? But if it is, they keep recording for a long time. This video crap is quite intriguing.

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Intriguing indeed. I certainly don't have all of the answers, but I can say that the best explanation I can see is that from what I can tell, she is floating down belly-first with the suspension filaments behind her -- and the camera is looking up at her. You can clearly see distinct angled Points of the fabric of her black sweatshirt, supporting her weight and/or steering her movements. And, just like a puppet marionette, the strings can be loosened to allow her to bounce into the holes.

The necklace appears to be a nice touch. Subtle. But if she is dangling belly-first, as I predict, it does explain some of the forward float of the necklace. Again, I don't have all of the answers.

But this video raises more questions for me:

What "Experiments" and scientific-studies are they supposedly accomplishing? We have always been told that they spend their days conducting research in micro-gravity and so on -- but what are their findings after years and years of time and billions and billions of dollars? This space station has been floating around for almost 25 years, so they say -- but has it improved any of our lives?

Sunni Williams, the star actress in this production, she is supposed to be a scientist, astronaut -- a brilliant mind, talented and dedicated to the mission. They have her demonstrating beds, toothpaste, hair grooming and toilets in space. Is there a part 2 where Sunni shows Real work, real science or anything real taking place?

The answers to all of my questions and yours are the same -- this is a fake, studio-quality production showcasing actors dangling on strings. It costs billions and billions of dollars and provides absolutely zero positive net results for the world.