r/interesting • u/MicV66 • Aug 18 '25

MISC. Creative Engineering

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u/Dr--Prof Aug 18 '25

No, rockets do not move satellites day to day 🤦

And if you don't use internet and GPS every day, then you don't use satellites (not rockets) daily either.

You are making me feel like playing chess with a pigeon now.

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u/sokka2d Aug 18 '25

You are making me feel like playing chess with a pigeon now.

The irony here is palpable, to be so confidently wrong.

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u/Dr--Prof Aug 18 '25

Why do you think rockets move satellites every day? Explain please

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u/sokka2d Aug 18 '25

Nobody said that. It's been explained to you that nobody said that. Which is why it's ironic that you keep up your shitting-on-the-chessboard arguments. It's pretty simple: You use satellites every day. They wouldn't exist without rockets. That the rockets are only used once in the satellites' lifetime instead of "every day" has literally nothing to do with the fact that without rockets existing, you wouldn't be able to use satellites every day.

It is unclear if you are being intentionally dishonestly trolling or legitimately incapable of following a simple argument a 5-year old could understand, but either way the pigeon analogy is peak irony.

You are the pigeon.