Thanx!

@Blinkity2012, I'm guessing you never looked trough a telescope.

@Blinkity2012 You must be one of them Flat Earth people, right? Well, see as you climb higher in altitude, the pressure of air drops. At the top of Mt. Everest, pressure is about one third of sea-level air pressure - not enough for people to breathe without aides. It is possible to go higher, of course - it was first possible in air balloons, then in airplanes, and this rule of lower pressure at higher altitude holds in all these cases. It stood to reason, therefore, that from some point onward, there would be no air or as close to no air as makes no difference. Empty “space”, if you will. This and many other things regarding space (such as the dropoff in gravity) were known well in advance of the first space flights, which is why they have been and continue to be (mostly) successful endeavors. Today we of course have both the recordings of instrumentation outside of Earth’s atmosphere, and first-hand accounts of the 500 or so people who have been on space flights, in addition to the hundreds of thousands of people involved in both manned spaceflight and the launching of satellites, the making of GPS systems that rely on said satellites, etc. Stop smoking so much pot and educate yourself.

Lol

I agree with the crashman_123 movie review. The music was extremely intrusive.

Oh Blinkity2012, the education system failed you terribly.

sounds like blinkity2012 is the indoctrinated puppet here. just how is outer space a ruse...it is a fiction story. are you saying nothing exists beyound the top of mount everest or k2, whichever is taller today? wow... i hope you get the help you need.