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  Spacy question - ISS and gyros - what u think?

  by MrRoboto in

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  lots of spacy questions lately so i'll add mine here.

  theres a video of one of the guys on the international space station doing some experiments with a few portable cd players, using them as gyroscopes when turned on.

  it was interesting to see.

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  waton

  please tell me what misinfo i gave so we can clear that up. Mr Roboto.

  sorry, did not mean that, just was momentarily peeved at looking to science questions, that could be answered by simple example, Gyros in orbit? look at Uranus. Actually like these science problems.

  just thought wt would be very pleased that their greatest threat would be tangled up in patently bizarre discussions, this not being one of them.

  My own misinformation, on the Moon observation, Eclipse shadow not 5, but only 3 hours. live and learn.

  have a great year everyone.
  
  
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  Spacy question - ISS and gyros - what u think?

  by MrRoboto in

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  lots of spacy questions lately so i'll add mine here.

  theres a video of one of the guys on the international space station doing some experiments with a few portable cd players, using them as gyroscopes when turned on.

  it was interesting to see.

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  waton

  wt question for you: if the gyro spins a slow 100 revolution per minute, how many is that per day, tip: it is in the wt bible. twice.

  here is the answer: 100 rev per minute, in 1 hour 6000 revs, in 24 hours 144 000 revs.

  I hope wt keeps minutes, it would be revealing to see the wednesday warwick ones.

  havoc = keeping wt-type misinformation alive, distracting from the real issues, it's like magic.
  
  
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  Is it 16?

  by Jrjw in

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  hi can anyone tell me if it's true the society says parents must take their child to meetings until they're 16 even if they don't want to?

  my ex is being a pain about me not forcing my 12 year old to be a witness.

  he doesn't know i'm becoming inactive at moment so i have to be careful how i word things to him.

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  waton

  my mother denies that she forced me.

  fastJehu: In my days, when the concrete on your autobahn was still wet, we called that voluntary compulsion = freiwilliger Zwank. FZ in the KZ.
  
  
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  Matthew 24:34 NEW UNDERSTANDING (January 2018 JW Broadcasting)

  by Alfred in

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  david splane explains newest understanding" of 'this generation" adding a 3rd group.... .

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  waton

  assuming this is real.

  1) Ages are not to scale, even Franz's time line, 21 in 1914, should be shown to reach to the Great Tribulation.

  2) Another one like him, would be 46 today and should be shown to reach past 2070,

  3) Splane said earlier, there are possibly older anointed, baptized younger, living longer, -- so they should show 2075 before the great Tribulation

  4) the elephant in the room:

  Jesus said "all these things will pass" before the generation dies. Splane contradicts Jesus. the line shows The generation passes, ends, before the Tribulation starts, Armageddon starts, the Judgements finishes with the sheep getting everlasting life.

  with pants on fire, why is there no smoke showing?
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  Flat earth vs round earth

  by Jrjw in

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  my brother has been talking about the earth being flat and some big conspiracy going on to make people beieve otherwise.

  what are people's thoughts on this?.

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  waton

  Nobody has bothered to comment on what the 'firmament' mentioned in Genesis 1 might be. I wonder why? kairos:

  because to believe the earth to be a platter is one thing, to believe that it is also under a huge cover (like the ones that were used to keep the flies off the cake) would take the cake, raising the stakes of in-credulity to another level.
  Firm circles, and epicycles did not hold the stars and planets / wanderers firmly above the Earth. Bible writers were not the only ones to try to grapple with explanations, the g[r]eeks too, but to still teach all that, like wt , is taking ancestor [knowledge] worship too far.

  Ps. the precision with which, and how firmly the orbits, rings fit into patterns is amazing though; shows how firmly nature adheres to the laws that govern it.
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  Factual, false, or phenomenon?

  by stillin in

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  this strikes me as strange.

  in the last few years i have met four newly associated, and in a couple of cases baptized, brothers in the congregations who say that they did long stints in secret branches of the military and that they were behind the lines, "wet work" operatives.

  i might have considered it exceptional that one person who served in such a capacity would even go to church, let alone join up with the likes of jehovah's witnesses.

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  waton

  amicable just finished reading the book: "A nice place to have a war" about CIA, Air America, Udorn, Hmong, Laos.

  Even some of the Missionaries in Indochina were "characters".
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  QFR - Posting JW publications on a personal website/social media

  by Listener in

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  2. bible

  the following is a qfr from the april, 2018 watchtower.

  just a couple of articles back the organization was explaining how jws need to be encouraging and even when admonishing congregations jesus would start out with encouraging words.

  we see none of this in the qfr, rather, it is heavy handed and legally incorrect.. why is it not permissible to post publications of jehovah’s witnesses on a personal website or on social media?.

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  waton

  Why are the r&f called "publishers" if they aren't allowed to publish? stillin

  well, at least in the past you were allowed to add some originality to your schpiel, in the "school" even the kids could comment on the bible reading (like "Jesus" in his home synagogue).

  Wt is past that now. public will notice.
  
  
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  Spacy question - ISS and gyros - what u think?

  by MrRoboto in

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  lots of spacy questions lately so i'll add mine here.

  theres a video of one of the guys on the international space station doing some experiments with a few portable cd players, using them as gyroscopes when turned on.

  it was interesting to see.

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  waton

  So we see the reflection off a small object that's not designed to reflect light to earth.. kairos

  wrong. it is actually designed to reflect light. to keep it cool, in the glaring sunlight, shiny surfaces also keep warmer in the shade. The only surfaces on it, to absorb sunlight, stealth-like, are the solar panes, panels, turning the sun photons's energy into electricity.

  The station can be seen at night with the naked eye, get their schedule for your location.

  kairos, = appointed times, greek, this time for the viewing.
  
  
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  Spacy question - ISS and gyros - what u think?

  by MrRoboto in

  1. social
  2. current

  lots of spacy questions lately so i'll add mine here.

  theres a video of one of the guys on the international space station doing some experiments with a few portable cd players, using them as gyroscopes when turned on.

  it was interesting to see.

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  waton

  Mr. Roboto, since you seem to spread havoc for wt here, , here is a

  wt question for you: if the gyro spins a slow 100 revolution per minute, how many is that per day, tip: it is in the wt bible. twice.
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  Spacy question - ISS and gyros - what u think?

  by MrRoboto in

  1. social
  2. current

  lots of spacy questions lately so i'll add mine here.

  theres a video of one of the guys on the international space station doing some experiments with a few portable cd players, using them as gyroscopes when turned on.

  it was interesting to see.

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  waton

  The rotating gyros should not respond in orientation to the rotating earth below, or the rotation of the station, if it synchronized with it's orbit every ~90 minutes, and shows the same side to the earth all the time as does the moon. Rotating objects keep their orientation in orbit, see Uranus' barrel orbit.

  JWorg television showed the Earth background rotating clockwise at one time, but that was as seen from the space station, that orbits the in same direction than the earth rotates , but ~16 times faster.

  liked the nutation of the video gyroscopes, the spinning Earth wobbles too, ~every Jubilee cycle. F.Franz would be pleased.