"Adamah" in hebrew is translated as "earth" or "ground". The name of the first man is Adam, because he was made from the earth. Indeed, science shows us that soil, earth, contains all the elements necessary to form a human body of flesh.
I have long wanted a nice telescope. I wanted to build a crows nest with seating for hunting and astronomical observation.
Nice! Great that you are taking up an opportunity that is available to you.
My point was even with the increased detail and clarity you can’t know what you’re seeing. The only reason you know what you see when you look through a telescope here in Earth is because you’ve already encountered that object or similar in person and can make that connection. You’ve never encountered any of these heavenly bodies at a scale you can comprehend so you can’t properly identify them. It’s theoretical. If they told you that you were seeing something else you couldn’t argue otherwise based on the images themselves.
Sure. I’ve spent time at the observatory at Bruneau Dunes Idaho. One of the darkest places in North America. Saw Saturns rings, the Pleides and tons of other cool shit from their massive Planewave CDK 700.
I maintain you have no conclusive basis for knowing what you're looking at. Your only "proof" is offered by sketchy NASA. Otherwise it's just speculation, perhaps well founded on other calculations, but still not confirmed.
people have been looking at and identifying moons and planets way before NASA
In a theoretical sense.
lol if seeing something with your own eyes is theoretical, then sure dude
Again, the question is what exactly are you seeing. You are certainly seeing something with your own eyes, I'll give you that.
yea, the same thing every single time, regardless of who is looking at it.
Well, that's good support for the theory isn't it.
that's why Neptune isn't theoretical anymore.
Circular logic…or should I say spherical ?
don't be retarded dude. if you use math to create a theory, then use physical human observation to prove it, it's not a theory anymore. It's a theorem. It's not circular, it's as dead simple as it could possibly be
