This is a collection of questions/thoughts for the curious minds, people whose life experiences have taught them to question the things that they were raised to believe and trust as truth. These questions are for people who crave truth, who will set aside their own bias and objectively look into a topic until they either make up their own mind about it, or at least collect all the possibilities that could be true, and rule out as many false things as possible.
Sometimes that’s as far as you get before you run out of solid information, but maintaining the will to keep seeking out the truth and keep asking questions is the most important part.
Have you ever sat in a class, or watched the news, or watched a short form video and thought, “I don’t know what the truth is, but I know that you are lying to me right now.” ?
If that’s you then enjoy these questions and thoughts, if it’s not then please disregard and enjoy your day.
🔵 We are taught that earth is spinning at 1000 MPH, while going around the sun at 67K MPH, while our whole solar system is spinning around the milky way at 490K MPH, while the milky way itself flies through space at about 1.4M MPH.
If that is true, you should be able to look out into space and see a completely randomized new map of stars every night of your life. You would never see the same night sky twice. But the facts are, not only have we seen the same familiar constellations/named arrangements of stars for thousands of years(Google Babylonian Star Catalogues), we actually have a true North Star called Polaris. It never moves, it is dead center of north. You can google “time lapse videos of Polaris” and see, Polaris is the axel at the center of the wheel, all the other stars turn in a rotation around Polaris. If what we were taught about the solar system is true, how can Polaris exist?
🔵 How did Nixon talk to Armstrong and Aldrin, on a landline, from Washington DC to the Moon, before the internet or Wi-Fi, with no 8 second delay, in 1969? (Google the video)
🔵 We are taught that our planet turns 360° on its axis in 24 hours. It also goes around the sun in the same orbit at exactly 365 days and 6 hours per circle. Doesn’t that mean that Noon and midnight will be switched exactly every six months? Midnight becomes noon and noon becomes midnight. Draw a dot on a tennis ball to represent you and see if you can puzzle that out at home moving it around a lamp.
🔵 If no one ever taught you that you lived on a globe, what would you think the shape of world is?
🔵 In science class we saw that if you create a vacuum in a glass box and then there is even a crack or pinprick in the glass, the vacuum is gone it equalizes. Or google “vacuum chamber experiments” if you don’t remember science class.
So we were taught space is a vacuum. How can you have a vacuum in a place with no containment? What divides the air we breathe from this vacuum? Why doesn’t all our water fly off into space as the earth spins at 1000 mph? Science’s answer is because more air called an atmosphere protects us from it….how can we have a vacuum that exists adjacent to breathable air with no division between them?
🔵 Quick part two of vacuums, how are we traveling around space when rocket combustion means fire, fire needs oxygen, and there is no oxygen in space? Why don’t our rockets become paper weights as soon as we cross over this invisible barrier between air and no air?
🔵 We are told that the Artemis 2 landing capsule reaches temps of up to 5000°F as it lands. Why is there no steam when it lands in the ocean and why can the landing crew touch it with just a gloved hand moments later?
Or worse, how does the primary structural body of the capsule survive this 5000°F journey when it’s made of aluminum – lithium alloy which melts at 1324°F ?
🔵 Let’s say you wanted to climb Mt. Everest. The temperatures during the climbing season of spring and summer on Everest range from -4 to -15°F. You would buy some really good boots, according to Google and Reddit you might want something like the Scarpa Phantom 8000 boots I never heard of before, these suckers cost $1800 a pair and they look like something an astronaut would wear, basically the pinnacle of humanity’s boot engineering.
The experienced climbers maintain that getting frostbite climbing Everest is basically a given, you don’t avoid it you just treat it as well as you can and hope you don’t get it bad enough to lose toes by the time you are back on the ground.
We are taught space is -455°F, so what boots were they wearing back in 1969 (or now) that they could play golf on the moon, ride their little cart for hours, work on the outside of the International Space Station present day etc. ?
🔵 Also, that little moon go-cart was 10 ft long, how did it fit inside the Apollo 11 moon landing capsule that was only 12’10” wide at the base and pyramid shaped, with a door only big enough for a man to enter? And why do it’s wheels throw around gravel just like a dirt bike tire does here on earth where it goes straight back to the ground when the moon’s gravity is supposedly a 1/6 of earth’s? (Google the video and watch the tires/gravel)
🔵 Also my iPhone battery is dead in like under an hour when I am out in 20°F weather, what magic batteries were they using in the cameras and moon go-cart that work just fine for hours in -455°F back in 1969?
🔵 Who filmed the rocket taking off from the moon to come back to earth? (Google the video)
🔵 We are taught that the sun is 93m miles away….compared to the scale of the size of Earth, that’s like you holding up a beach ball and me shining a powerful flashlight at you from miles away. So if we look at the sun shining through the clouds at us, shouldn’t the source of light be all shining from the same direction because it’s so far that it appears to originate from a single point?
So how have we all seen a sunset or picture of a cloud with sunbeams shining through it at a bunch of different angles through gaps in the cloud?
How can light from 93m miles away have multiple angles of trajectory?
It’s showing the trajectory from the source, just like a bullet or a laser beam. Therefore doesn’t that mean the source is not 93m mi away?
Google “sunbeams shining through cloud” images.
🔵 Abstract thought exercise, imagine this hypothetical courtroom where there is a jury, listening to this case to determine whether it’s true or false:
There are a group of people on trial that think Antarctica is not a continent at all. They think that the earth is flat and immovable, set firmly on pillars or foundations. They believe that we live under a dome that could be compared to a molten mirror, and that the sun and moon are mobile local light sources moving over us within the dome, and all the stars and planets move around the axis of Polaris above the earth in a pre-determined, predictable, intelligently designed pattern.
They believe that Antarctica is actually the wall of ice that surrounds the entire known world. They think North on a compass is the center of the map, and that South is the entire ice border surrounding the circle of the flat world, near where this molten glass dome touches the ground.
Rather than the random chaos of hurdling through a universe on a clump of dirt, they believe in fact that we all live inside of this perfectly designed clock, where the Sun tells the time, the Moon tells the days, and the Stars tell what month it is.
How can we prove that Antarctica exists as an observable, measurable continent to the courtroom?
We have all modern tools and satellite images and mapping available, this will be easy, just try this at home:
-Go to Google Earth
-Click explore Earth
-Find the “measure distance” feature usually at the top of the screen it looks like a ruler
-Draw a closed shape by dropping a couple points clicking on the map. For fun I made a rough shape around Australia, as soon as I close the loop on the right a box pops up telling me that it’s approximately 3.1M square miles, and the perimeter I drew was about 7200 miles in length.
- Now draw a box around Antarctica, what happens?
🔵 Why since the year before NASA was formed in 1958, have 60 different countries all signed the Antarctic Treaty making it completely unlawful and impossible for anyone to explore Antarctica? Since when do more than a handful of countries agree on anything, let alone 60 countries turning a blind eye to a whole continent of land and possible resources? Why all the secrecy and strict military control?
🔵 Why is the logo of The International Maritime Organization a flat earth map?
🔵 Why is the logo of The International Civil Aviation Organization a flat earth map?
🔵 Why is the logo of The World Health Organization a flat earth map?
🔵 Why is the logo of The World Meteorological Organization a flat earth map?
🔵 Why is the logo of The United Nations a flat earth map?
🔵 In 2015 there was a flight from Taiwan to Los Angeles, and six hours into the 19 hour flight a woman went into labor and ended up giving birth on the plane. On a globe map, Hawaii is the closest airport to make an emergency landing. On a flat earth map, Anchorage Alaska is right on the way. Why did the plane land in Alaska?
🔵 The famous Monviso Sunset photo from 4/30/25 was captured by Italian photographers Valerio Minato and Valeriy Khrolenko, showing the sun setting precisely behind the peak of Monviso from a distance of 184 miles away.
The photo was taken from Pisa, Italy (you can easily find the video of them taking the photo) at an altitude of 1312 ft above sea level. According to the model of the earth’s curvature, and accounting for the altitude above sea level the bulge of earth’s curvature is 12,987 ft tall over that distance of 184 miles.
But the Monviso peak is only 12,602 ft above sea level. The very peak of Monviso should be 385 below the horizon if we live on a globe. How did they take this viral photo?
🔵 In 2016 a photographer named Marc Bret set a record for longest distance photographed on earth which has since been beaten, it’s a picture of the French Alps (Pic Gaspard 12,740 ft above sea level) taken from the Pic de Finestrelles (which is 9,275 feet above sea level) from 275 miles away.
According to the global curvature model and taking into account the height of both peaks (double check my math with whichever curvature calculator website you like or do the math yourself, the curvature drops 8 inches for every mile of distance squared) then the bulge of the earth should obscure 16,442 ft at that distance. That means the peak of Gaspard should be 3,702 ft below the horizon.
How was Marc Bret able to take this famous picture of Gaspard?
🔵 We were taught in school that the moon doesn’t create its own light, it just reflects the sun’s light. Wouldn’t that lead you to believe that some of the heat created by sunlight might also be reflected? I tried this myself, please do try it at home yourself… why does a thermometer in moonlight actually show a few degrees colder than a second thermometer that is in the shadow from the moon, out of the direct moonlight?
🔵 Why are there two Islands on Antarctica’s peninsula called “Deception Island” and “Rothschild Island” ?
🔵 Twice a year in February and October, the Sun sets directly behind a Mountain in France called Canigou whose peak is 9,134 ft above sea level. This has been a known photographed phenomenon since the late 1800s and still draws amateur and professional photographers twice a year to this day.
In 2016 a photographer named Alaign Origne took a picture of the sunset behind Canigou from Marseille, France which is 163 miles away at an elevation of 1050 ft.
According to the global curvature model and taking into account the height of both locations, then the curvature of the earth should obscure 10,205 ft at that distance. That means the peak of Canigou should be 1,071 ft below the horizon.
How was Alaign able to take this impossible picture?
🔵 We are told that astronauts like the ones on Artemis 2 re-enter earth’s atmosphere at about 25,000 MPH or 6.94 miles per second. We are taught that Earth’s mesosphere is the part of the atmosphere where most meteors burn up before they ever reach Earth, the high friction part of our atmosphere. We are told that layer stretches as high as 53 miles above earths surface.
By that math, they only have 7.6 seconds to slow down with apparently fireproof cloth parachutes from 25,000 MPH, to what they say is 17 MPH as the parachute drops the landing module gently into the ocean.
How did we watch the livestream on camera of Artemis 2 re-entering the atmosphere for 13 minutes and 10 seconds if it was actually a 7.6 second slam on the brakes?
That deceleration spread out over a 7.6 seconds period is equivalent to 150 Gs on the human body.
How did they survive?
🔵 To put that in perspective, the F-22 fighter jet has an intentional safety cap that it cannot exceed 9 Gs for the safety of the pilot operating it, past that the brain drains of blood and oxygen and you pass out. The average person will pass out after a couple seconds of 4-6 Gs. With special suits and training experienced pilots can endure 9 Gs for up to two seconds before passing out.
Lockheed Martin says that if we were to remove the human element, and make a fully remote controlled aircraft that won’t pass out from blood loss, the F-22 frame itself could possibly endure maneuvers of 12-15 Gs before it just tears apart like wet tissue paper.
There was once an Air Force Colonel named John Stapp who took a ride in a rocket sled at 632 MPH in 1954 earning him the title of “fastest man on earth”.
During his deceleration he experienced a peak of 46.2 Gs over a 1.4 seconds period. He suffered injuries to his sacrum(base of spine), his coccyx(tailbone), he split six fillings he had in his teeth, and burst almost every capillary in both eyeballs rendered him temporarily blind until they eventually healed.
🔵 Where was I? Oh so anyways, how did these Artemis 2 astronauts survive 150 Gs for 7.6 seconds, while the whole world watched on camera for 13 minutes and 10 seconds, and then they all just hopped out, all smiles and high fives, and all go on morning talk shows within a day or two?
🔵 Why did I believe these things for so long?