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Offline JoeZ

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Re: Are there space satellites?
« Reply #10 on: February 09, 2026, 11:57:20 PM »
That Star Link photo on the bottom there looks almost exactly the same as mine.

I don't have Star Link but I do think it is a wonder, as in maybe Elon is our times "Man of Wonders". He helps people talk and see all over the world through his internet "stars". He makes cars that drive themselves and will save the earth. He's making robot household servants. He gets presidents elected. He makes rockets that can land themselves.

This stuff does all exist, I think the lie is that it is because of him. He used to be a nobody until a few years ago.

Offline Gray2023

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Re: Are there space satellites?
« Reply #11 on: February 10, 2026, 06:42:36 AM »
Satellites...
The last picture is because of light pollution.  I hope you were just trying to be funny.  Otherwise you are just giving propaganda to pull on people's emotions to believe what you want them to believe.  Go to any city and look at the night sky.  Now go to the countryside and look.  Very different number of lights in the sky. 


Re: Are there space satellites?
« Reply #12 on: February 10, 2026, 08:05:14 AM »
BTW, does the name "Starlink" not bother anyone else, as being highly misleading to the point of lying?

"Star link" makes you think sci-fi, advanced, Star Trek, outer space, some kind of Internet-like communications network between the stars.

What is it really? A network of some kind of devices offering Internet access to earthbound humans under a Firmament -- very much stuck inside God's snow globe.

There are no "stars" involved, much less a "link" to them.

It's just a figure of speech, a cool-sounding name.  No one actually imagines that stars are linked.

Offline Matthew

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Re: Are there space satellites?
« Reply #13 on: February 10, 2026, 09:06:04 AM »
It's just a figure of speech, a cool-sounding name.  No one actually imagines that stars are linked.

Yes, I realize that.

But it goes beyond marketing hype, into the realm of propaganda.

You know what *everyone* thinks about when they hear "starlink"?  OUTER SPACE.
And they picture one of those CGI renditions of an "outer space" satellite orbiting around a globe-shaped earth.

Funny thing is, we don't have any photos (actual pictures) of ANY satellite in "outer space". Even though we supposedly have an ISS up there, various space vehicles that go up there all the time to deploy satellites, etc. What, they couldn't afford a $10 camera?

One of the biggest eye-openers for many Flat Earth believers was when they went to Google, searched for photos of "satellites", and could ONLY get CGI RENDITIONS of the things -- in other words, CARTOONS. Not photos. Not reality.

Offline St Giles

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Re: Are there space satellites?
« Reply #14 on: February 10, 2026, 10:00:59 AM »
Well, satellites are a lesser light in the night sky when the sun is reflecting off of them, so "star" might be an acceptable name.