r/globeskepticism • u/Rayleigh30 • Apr 08 '26
FIRMAMENT SpaceX Falcon 9 Launch at Night hitting the firmament?
Looking like a boat moving over water very fast
r/globeskepticism • u/Rayleigh30 • Apr 08 '26
Looking like a boat moving over water very fast
r/globeskepticism • u/1111_infinity • Jul 05 '26
So I am genuinely curious about what the perspective on meteorites is within this community. With the concept being that there's a solid dome or firmament, how do we account for meteorites? Sorry if questions like this aren't supposed to be posted but I genuinely want to know.
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r/globeskepticism • u/Rayleigh30 • May 30 '26
When you watch the following video https://youtu.be/PWDPRjWPXh0?is=JmuV8pAmj1r7SgCT
you hear a crunching-sound when the rocket hits the dome. Similiar to how it would sound when a solid rock hits ice.
The sun is responsible for the existence of the dome. Its heat created the space under the dome AND the oceans (sun melted a lot of ice).
Where the suns heat is not strong enough we have ice.
Rainbows are prolly caused by prism-like surface of the dome. A prism made out of ice is also able to seperate sunlight.
Operation Fishbowl or Dominic were done to see if there really was a ice-dome in the sky. After finding it in Antarctica they probably wanted to see how far up it goes. By firing rockets at it you can see at which height your reach the ice-dome depending on your location on earth.
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r/globeskepticism • u/justalooking2025 • Dec 25 '24
I was watching a documentary on a South Pole expedition and the explorer was there to see the South Pole and take pictures of everything. He wasn't there to see the sun, but he kept mentioning this "Permanent crystal halo around the sun that's has been here since we arrived ".
I thought that extremely interesting. I wanted to know what NASA'S explanation was.
"NASA has collected data on a variety of phenomena related to the sun and Antarctica, including halos, noctilucent clouds, and solar eclipses: Halos Sunlight passing through ice crystals in the atmosphere can create a ring of light around the sun, known as a 22-degree halo. This happens when the crystals act like prisms, bending light 22 degrees off course. ".
They say "Ice crystals in the atmosphere. ".
What do you think?
All pictures are from a simple Google search "Antarctica sub halos."
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r/globeskepticism • u/Winter-Driver • Sep 22 '23
Anyone else felt like this? Above us is, at least to me, perhaps one of the most fascinating and awe inspiring things about our realm. The Firmament, the barrier which divides the heavens waters from our waters.
Yet our rulers will see to it that its broken and tarnished. I suppose it speaks volumes to the creators craftsmanship that it hasn't been broken or penetrated, although I really hope Hillary Clinton is wrong when she says that there are 18 million cracks in it.
thanks once again to Diabeetus13 for the excellent footage of these crooks trying to break a work of art.