A German rocket reached 109 miles in 1944.  Is this reflective surface Joe talks about the ozone layer?  If you take a camera out of the atmosphere what would you see?

"However, on June 20, 1944, a V-2 reached an altitude of 175 km (109 miles), making it the first rocket to reach space."

Source: https://www.britannica.com/technology/V-2-rocket

Side note:  I see people quote other texts the same way they quote othe people texts.  How do you do that?

This model doesn't have any corners.

St. John's vision

Revelation 7:1
After these things, I saw four angels standing on the four corners of the earth, holding the four winds of the earth, that they should not blow upon the earth, nor upon the sea, nor on any tree.

Please reconcile the science vs bible.

Joe did not originate this idea. God did. Please re-read Genesis in which God speaks of "The Firmament." You may also want to use the search box for in-depth discussions of The Firmament as proof of FE theory.

It's important to know that science needs to be reconciled to God's word. God's word does not need to be reconciled to what we now call "science."

The difference between actual science and what passes today for "science" is that actual science knows that a hypothesis or theory remains unproven until it does or does not (null hypothesis) become proven.

In contrast, what passes today for "science" is actually sujbective reality in which if a majority of "scientists" say (or are paid to say) that something is true (i.e. so-called "climate change" or "mRNA vaccines work" or "the science says keep a distance of 6 feet"). In fact these are UNPROVEN theories as is GE theory.

Hope this helps you in your search, Gray. Have a wonderful Christmas.

Hey,

you type something, select it with your cursor, and then press the "speech bubble" button




The result of the above would then be:

You can also edit the part that says "Quote" to instead say the source/author's the name (or anything you like) but this involves toggling the view and is a bit more complicated. I could show you if you like but I haven't in this comment in case it just confuses things.

Thank you so much.  I will try it the next time I need to quote from something.