The movie Interstellar reveals the truth

[Simple Simon]

lol

Not the arc, the actual animals had solar panels.   

[The Ugly]

There was a guy on a forum i was on a few years ago arguing that all the animals on Noahs Arc had solar panels built into them to create energy because they wouldn't have had enough food.

Someone actually pointed out to him that the animals were below deck and as such wouldn't have had much benefit from solar panels

I dont know which poster was the dumbest.

Internet has just given the human madness/delusion pandemic a forum for exposure. Although, with all the fringe foiler sites, it might have helped create it, too.

[el numero uno]

http://theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=11211.0#.VF_55zSG80E

Why doesn't gravity pull the earth into a spherical shape?

The earth isn't pulled into a sphere because the force known as gravity doesn't exist or at least exists in a greatly diminished form than is commonly taught. The earth is constantly accelerating up at a rate of 32 feet per second squared (or 9.8 meters per second squared). This constant acceleration causes what you think of as gravity. Imagine sitting in a car that never stops speeding up. You will be forever pushed into your seat. The earth works much the same way. It is constantly accelerating upwards being pushed by a universal accelerator (UA) known as dark energy or aetheric wind. This acceleration does not violate physics and according to Einstein's theory of special relativity, we can accelerate forever without reaching the speed of light.

There are also other theories of flat earth thought that maintain that the earth sits on an infinite plane, with the sun moving overhead. Gravity works much like it does in a round-earth model, and the earth will never form into a sphere because the plane is endless.

ROFL

[Lustral]

Try to make sense if you criticize me.  This thread is about the movie Interstellar that states man didn't go to the moon. Just seeing how the masses will react.

Howard made a point I was going to say about the reflector. Then there were the rocks they brought back. You know, with no water and not from earth. I have gone into this here before. You know supersonic rockets were made using slave labour by germany at the end of ww 2 with fuck all resources. Usa stole scientist who headed v2 project, von braun, who made the saturn rocket. So 24 years after ww2 and with immense resources, after satellites that could spy were in space, you think landing on the moon with a man (a pointless exercise) was beyond the reach of man? There is video, physical proof etc yet you contest it because some retards make unsupported claims and find a fellowship on the internet?

Do you think 9/11 was a us govt plot? Honestly.

[cephissus]

Some truths I learned from interstellar:

- if science doesn't work, mysticism will do... Just be sure to call it science anyway!

- don't worry if your soundtrack only has one good song, you can just keep playing it until everyone forgets the rest

- if you want to star in an 'art blockbuster', you better learn to affect a funny voice

[Simple Simon]

[Papper]

Interstellar is more about humans than stars. With some reflections on time and space there to give that Nolan "spice" that he likes for his movies.

[Mr Anabolic]

Space Travel is centuries away......we got a long way to go...fuck, we're struggling to get to Mars.....imagine being in a fucking space shuttle for 5 months, one way to Mars and another 5 months to get back to earth. we will never make any space vehicle that will be able to travel at the speed of light....that's 5.5 million miles per hour or 186,000 miles a second....no fucking way

And when the astronauts got back from their trip, traveling at the speed of light...