Jump to content

Cupid Stunt

Member
  • Posts

    664
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    3

Everything posted by Cupid Stunt

  1. I guess zzak sees stars during daytime, but thats because he's bumping his head on things a lot, which also happens to explain a lot of things about Zzzzzzzzzzak
  2. Here's a picture of stars in daylight, oh no hang on it was past 10pm, the Moon was out and I took a 4 minute long exposure to get this you twat You can tell it's a night time shot for two reasons: 1. The lights are on in the cottage at Pwll du over on the far right of the image 2. There's fucking stars in it you moron
  3. Fucking retard is posting stuff he knows isn't true That's Yosemite and the ground is illuminated by the Moon, you can see it's a long exposure not only because the Milky way arm is visible but by the motion blur on the guys hat Here's the text from the original photo.... "THE MILKY WAY OVER GLACIER POINT, YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK The Milky Way from Glacier Point in Yosemite National Park. Moonlight still illuminates Half Dome and the high Sierras beyond. While the colors of the Milky Way are only visible in long exposure photographs, most of the detail is visible to the naked eye if you take the time to look" Here's a link to the original article https://www.planetary.org/space-images/the-milky-way-over-glacier How ironic of you to lie and then use an image from an article which actually debunks your own bollocks
  4. What sick fucker puts fish in a kettle anyway?
  5. Moron alert! Set a camera's exposure for the Earth reflecting the Sun's light and all the stars will "vanish" as the exposure is not sufficient to show them. Set the exposure so the stars are visible and the planet and satellite would be completely blown out white., and it's not just a camera that does this, the automatic exposure for you own eyes does this too, stare at the Sun and see how many other stars you can see?, extreme example but let's try a bright full Moon or near full, see how many stars you can spot anywhere near the Moon, they are there but your eyes have adjusted to reduce the amount of light coming in. Oh and as for shots from the Moon not showing stars, it's fucking daytime on the Moon, how many stars can you see from the Earth during daytime? I know this all too well from my astrophotography That's enough of me trying to tell a muppet that he's a muppet, it's like telling a pig that it stinks, it doesn't understand and it doesn't care either.
  6. Actually there's plenty videos showing these retards trying to disprove that Earth is spherical and each time they manage to prove themselves wrong, a recent one tried to do it properly by using a laser and two pieces of material with a single hole in placed very far apart, guess what, yeah they inadvertently showed the Earths surface was curved.
  7. Oh please don't tell me we have a "flat Earther" here FFS, there's no telling them despite every single test they've tried to do getting completely debunked. Come on, if fuckwits were going to make up space travel stories surely they'd have made it good by saying we went to Saturn or Jupiter nit just a dumb hunk of rock so close to us.
  8. No I was trying to use th Google voice assistant so obviously I never got there
  9. I might steal some of those and given them to the vowel starved people of Cwmffrwd
  10. Who say's Wales lost all it's vowels in a gambling game
  11. Introducing my grand daughter to nature, this was a location I went to where the birds seemed to follow me, so I figured they wanted food and they did.
  12. A few today from a stroll along the canal, it was a very nice day for February, warm and bees and butterflies were out too
  13. Happens every time someone creates a thread about calculating the hypotenuse it ends up being about Pedro wanking off over men.
  14. I think he has a lady friend on fuckbook, go Tym go
  15. It's simple Bob, with that formula you can calculate how long a wooden leg needs to be to sit on comfortably whilst stuck up your arse 4 inches and leant at an angle of 70 degrees
  16. Taken me forever to figure out a simple hypotenuse calculator, yeay yeah I know Pythagoras theorum but on surveys I'm not able to measure the upright length just the width from the ground and the angle in degrees of the roof by placing my digital spirit level on a rafter My first spreadsheet formula was flawed and I was buggered if I could figure out the issue hypotenuse = width/cos(angle), eventually I realised that spreadsheets need radians not angles in degrees, then it hit me after and hour or two of playing with the functions "DEGREES" and "COS" etc that maybe there's a RADIANS function, and there is, formula is now hypotenuse = Width/COS(RADIANS(angle)) et viola, it works Now to scrub all the chalk markings off the living room wall before the Mrs see's them
  17. Pete meant that the Himalayan couldn't compete in BOTY
  18. A 1930 Austin 7 at a clients house today, fully working and being used on the roads
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

Privacy Policy