of course it isn't underwater! It must be human nature to watch something amazing and when they encounter the first thing they don't understand to call fake...
(, Mon 20 Oct 2008, 19:16, Reply)
space walk doesn't seem amazing to me, as we've already walked on the moon, caused nuclear fission etc etc.
It's just because some people think that everything is faked, that's all.
(, Mon 20 Oct 2008, 19:19, Reply)
but spacewalks still rate as pretty flipping special in my books. They never fail to make me feel all weird when your perspective kicks in and you realise that they are "upside down" and ^that's^ our planet up there!
(, Mon 20 Oct 2008, 19:23, Reply)
I agree, any human being in space is special. But considering what we've achieved since, it's not really anything unique.
It's only the Chinese showing that they can do anything that the established 'superpowers' can do, in my opinion. Nothing more than show.
(, Mon 20 Oct 2008, 19:27, Reply)
The Earth doesn't appear to be moving*, also it has no atmosphere, also, dem bubbles looks like water-bubbles to me.
I know my bubbles.
*It moves, then it doesn't..then it does.
I'm willing to keep an open mind, but it looks faker than Fakir McFakesalot III.
(, Mon 20 Oct 2008, 19:25, Reply)
Do you mean that it might be moving really slowly like a speed of 1/24rph?
If scan backwards and forwards on the time line when the earth is in shot you can clearly see that the earth is moving.
Also you may be right about the bubbles being water bubbles, or drops of water as they are more commonly called.
(, Mon 20 Oct 2008, 19:46, Reply)
If they filmed it underwater they would have had to have post-processed the video to remove the image distortion. And, if they were going to go that far, they would have removed the "bubbles" too.
(, Mon 20 Oct 2008, 19:58, Reply)