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I FIGURED IT OUT!
Isaac Stewart
Daniel Foster
Q predicted this
Connor Wilson
Aaron Nelson
Taiga or nah?
Owen Hughes
Jason Ross
Eli Brown
Tyler Wright
Christopher Sanchez
so what, its where they keep the generator...
Matthew Campbell
Aiden Howard
S H U T D O W N I S
H A P P E N I NG
Elijah Wood
So inorganic weather paterns
Nolan Long
Ok what? Do tell
Elijah Ortiz
genarator?
Joshua Perry
I'm sure some great orogenic processes made this
Zachary Hernandez
What happened in the north pole user? what did you figure out?
Oliver Russell
there is only one pole...
Lincoln Bennett
kys
Henry Cooper
u first
Adrian Morris
Noah Hill
So magnents, how do they work ?
Isaiah Bennett
what did you figure out? what is the op image?
Aiden Foster
This picture makes Earth-chan blush.
Luke Baker
Post from Antarctica. I'm guessing encrypted message of some sorts, HEX maybe?
Nathaniel Garcia
Some dude from antarctica posted that code which translated into gibberish, but then I went to bing and I searched the gibberish and it led me to these images.
Noah Rivera
K. Med time flat earther
Brandon Foster
...
David Walker
...
Camden Robinson
John King
what did it decode to?
Jonathan Price
"jõ¦ÄT ¯Ë§§Ìà*Y3ßÜ:Qðe»ñyS
But then you should add the word antarctica after it and then the 4th link down should be lance.modis or something like that
Logan Hernandez
Modis has other maps too ya know
Caleb Jones
I remember about 10 years ago when you checked out the globe on google earth the north pole was just a bunch of slices that all met at a center point, and you could not generate any detail of the north pole
Nicholas Reyes
Basic gestalt?
Grayson Perez
Yeah, there was a ton of pictures. I think part of draining the swamp is exposing pedos and then full disclosure.
Jonathan Lewis
how to do that?
John Clark
Nolan Watson
there are military bases which get blocked
Easton Hernandez
You really thing satmap drops on a vietnames basket weaving site would be the trumpy way
Eli Jones
It happened on the 23rd of September 2017 as well and yes I do actually.
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Isaac Gonzalez
Aaron Ortiz
Well I would prefer data subsets on the cloud interference then over pictures
Camden Sanchez
can you post the uncensored versions??
Liam Martinez
notice how its brighter
Hudson Green
Julian Roberts
why not photoshop them instead of an obvious crop
William Morgan
They did here
Hudson Lopez
They're not, it's because satellites don't pass directly over the north pole, so they can't map anything there.
It's an orbital mechanics thing, so of course brainlets on Jow Forums don't get it.
take my pic, notice how the satellite orbit doesn't pass over the north/south pole? Now take this map and transform it into a sphere, what do you get? You get a hole at the north/south pole where there's no satellite coverage.
There's only a few satellites that pass over the poles because it's an expensive orbit to go into - expensive in this case means it costs a lot of delta-v to get there; due to the spin of the earth, satellites naturally want to following along the orbital plane, so you have to cancel that momentum out.
t. not a fucking retard.
Christian Roberts
explain this
Alexander Sullivan
> satellites don't pass directly over the north pole
>There's only a few satellites that pass over the pole
reconcile this paradox
Liam Ortiz
see
Ryder Phillips
You kikes really think you can pretend like nobody has ever gotten data from the poles? Cmon now. Kys.
Noah Clark
>5
That would be the north pole, they can't record that area because the satellite moves in another place
Carter Myers
I'll explain it again, but you're apparently illiterate so I know it won't sink in: The satellite they get data from doesn't pass directly over the north/south pole. So they fill in the lack of data with something arbitrary, like the default sea-level.
William Gonzalez
see
>There's only a few satellites that pass over the poles
Christopher Reyes
Hunter Baker
Michael Wood
ya man polish people are pretty smart and stuff
Nicholas Myers
Wyatt Gutierrez
Ian Flores
Justin Young
so this is some set of data that doesnt include a collection of data over a long period of time, rather just one complete scan
Juan Jones
Hudson Evans
Daniel Stewart
>ever
Of course, there's plenty of data of the poles
Just not that particular image. It doesn't make economic sense to put every satelite on polar orbit. For example sea ice thickness data like that is mostly used in either navigation or environmental studies of the arctic region neither of which it's particularly crucial to get the actual pole data in
Logan Jones
It's easy to understand if you're not a brainlet, unfortunately I realize I'm dealing with absolute fucking retards here: Most satellites are not in polar orbits. Of the ones that are, not all of them are in perfect polar orbits which get coverage directly over the north pole, and that's probably because the earth is tilted at something like 13 degrees off the orbital plane.
If your polar satellite does not perfectly pass over the north pole then you're not going to get data from right on top of the north pole. This isn't hard to understand.
Landon Taylor
Kys black cube cucks
Christian Hernandez
Black sun boys
Jose White
It's probably data spanning a month or three. I'll draw a really quick picture to illustrate the problem
Daniel Morales
So your saying Noctilucent is related now?
Oliver Anderson
Jack Martin
Allow me to shed some more light on the possible reasoning that the satellites dont pass over the north poles
If you are launching a satellite then a lot of the velocity to get it in orbit actually comes from the rotation of the earth, meaning the best spot to launch from is on the equator going with the rotation of the earth, then the satellites start to slowly change their velocity to the side so that they can spin around the earth anywhere that they desire. The north pole is the most far from the equator and yields only a small amount of irrelevant information compared to the costs of drifting that much further from the axis of launching
Adam Reed
Leo Lewis
should we go to sleep now too?
Isaac Baker
Basically, you can find some data sets where they do scan the north pole
you are basically placing this operation with the burden of proof that the north pole exists so if they knew that maybe it would have gone differently
Jacob Hill
welp, i know what im looking into next
John Anderson
anyone dumping FE shit is either FBI Counter Intelligence or a worthless person with no life
Ryan Allen
Here we go. If you can't understand my shitty mspaint drawing oh well.
Caleb Butler
Cameron Robinson
satellites can rotate the Earth 24 times a day so I dont think the season is the problem, rather my 2 previous posts
in other words, no matter the tilt of the axis, the sattelite is always launching 90* from the north or south pole
Easton Adams
Thomas Long
It's a bit of both actually, polar orbits are just very costly to launch and maintain compared to lower inclination orbits
Also polar orbits offer less coverage of commonly interesting spots for most applications than normal orbits so there is that as well. Polar orbits are only particularly useful when needing to observer the poles directly or when there is a variable need for data such as spy satellites or earth mapping
Jose Morgan
Ethan Roberts
Jace Taylor
TAIWAN #1
Juan Reyes
>the equator is the hottest place on earth
How the fuck can you be this retarded?
Xavier Lopez
what the actual fuck is this autism and ignorance clusterfuck thread
Jaxon Powell
i think u guys are right check out this photo i found of the south pole too!
Tyler Diaz
Jason Taylor
Jow Forums more like /x/ huehuhe
Bentley Barnes
It's a Jow Forums thread, so yes.
Levi Smith
It's like the earth spins around every 24 hours