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Edited by Krishnas Prophet:
8/24/2016 7:45:53 PM
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When I Was Making This Video About the Tides, I Realized Something About The Traveler...
[url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGnVeaBbPmE]As I was making this video about the tides, and how "gravitation" is not what causes tidal effects[/url], I realized something. [b]The Traveler is massive and yet it produces no gravity as far as we know.[/b] Something that large hovering above the round earth should create some kind of gravitational pull if you accept mainstream round earth physics. But to all appearances, the Traveler does not have any noticeable effect on gravity. Kind of curious huh? It makes me wonder if Bungie is at least open minded when it comes to the Flat/round earth controversy.
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If you haven't noticed, the Traveler has not crashed into the Earth. It hovers at a fixed point. This means the Traveler has the technology to negate gravitational fields around it. Humanity also had access to this tech once if you look at the Empyrean Bellicose. The helmet allows you to hover in air, negating gravitational fields. That tech used to hold the floating gardens of Pomona Mons aloft. Your argument is flawed because you refuse to believe in tried and tested facts.
