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Planes fly at a maximum of 13km

So not actually firmament. That is just the interpretation of the youtube channel. How high up were these observed? SpaceX's starship reached 200km before re-entering Earth's atmosphere just a few days ago. So sprites occur at less than half the altitude reached by Starship a few days ago

Is that what the scientist said, or is it what the youtube channel said? I don't feel the need to watch a video which might result in generating income for a channel I have no wish to support.

Already debunked pages ago

Congratulations to SpaceX on a successful test flight of Starship, with the booster landing on the chopsticks and Starship making a successful re-entry after entering low earth orbit. Just realised it didn't land the booster on the chopsticks, they did a brief hover over the water in the Gulf...

It's a British thing, which originated at a time when England was largely Catholic. It only seems to have carried on in the Commonwealth countries and hasn't really been a thing in the USA. As noted above, it isn't really a done thing in the USA, so it would probably be seen as a strange...

No horses or suits of armour? How can they call themselves knights? Is outrage!

It would depend on the context.

Why? Globe earth cosmology does not require things to be moving at ludicrous speeds as your "no such thing as gravity" flat earth cosmology does.

True. He's way beyond that.

I'm just fond of incredible achievements :cool:

Eric "the idiot" Dubay again?

Density cannot work without gravity. If there is no gravity then the earth has to have been accelerating upward at 9.8m/s^2 for millennia which puts us travelling many, many times the speed of light.

Unfortunately, your particular beliefs have made you into an accuser. You regularly accuse people on this forum and other people you have never met of being liars, and you often make posts ridiculing others. That is not of God, and it should make you question whether the encouragement you get to...

Fun fact. "Istanbul" is just a variation of how Turks heard Greeks referring to Constantinople. Greeks commonly referred to Constantinople as "the City", and if anyone was going to Constantinople, they said they were going "εις την Πόλη", "to the city", which is pronounced "ees tin POli"