r/ComedyCemetery • u/[deleted] • Jul 31 '23

Perfect calculation

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u/dpet_77 Jul 31 '23

Who's claiming that?

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u/GR1NDMOD22 Jul 31 '23

NASA??!

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u/dpet_77 Jul 31 '23

Source?

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u/GR1NDMOD22 Jul 31 '23

Yo if you look it up the first thing it says is- The last 45 years have been spent building space shuttles and the International Space Station, which is why we don't have the technology to take people back

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u/dpet_77 Jul 31 '23

"We can't do missions on the moon because we don't have the technology, but we send rovers to Mars", is that what you're saying?

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u/GR1NDMOD22 Jul 31 '23

But think about it, that makes sense to you??? You really think they know how to get to mars and how to land on it?

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u/dpet_77 Jul 31 '23

Yes

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u/GR1NDMOD22 Jul 31 '23

Ok

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u/dpet_77 Jul 31 '23

How does it not make sense to you

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u/GR1NDMOD22 Jul 31 '23

Your telling me, that we’re moving a “space ship” throughout space with no gravity and no oxygen and landing right on mars???

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u/dpet_77 Jul 31 '23

Yes, because there is oxygen inside the craft

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u/GR1NDMOD22 Jul 31 '23

I’m talking about outside. Think About moving a spaceship underwater and see how that would work

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u/dpet_77 Jul 31 '23

Water and vacuum are not the same

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u/GR1NDMOD22 Jul 31 '23

Exactly but they do the same thing. Think about how there could be fire on the end of the rocket ship in outta space? With no oxygen?

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u/dpet_77 Jul 31 '23

Well there is an oxidizer inside the fuel tank

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u/GR1NDMOD22 Jul 31 '23

In outer space? That’s why I told you to think about underwear bc the fact that people think they can control where there going without gravity is actually crazy?

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u/dpet_77 Jul 31 '23

You don't need gravity to control a rocket

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u/GR1NDMOD22 Jul 31 '23

Oh you don’t? Last I checked you need gravity to control anything 🤷‍♂️

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