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Which bible? There are several versions.

Not talking about miracles and prophecies. Talking about the basic, observed facts, like the existence of the exosphere and the fact that there are currently at least four artificial satellites orbiting the moon.

Don't need but one. Me.

Well, and as big ol' airbase in the heart of the Middle East. . . Just in case our relationship with Bahrain ever goes south.

You argue from ignorance -- a bad idea.

Where'd you hear that? Same place you heard there are no lunar satellites?

Earth-orbiting satellites suffer atmospheric drag. Lunar-orbiting satellites don't, no atmosphere. Or does the Koran say there is one?

You mean bureaucrats? You do realize that the U.S. budget isn't infinite, right? (Well, didn't used to be. Hard to say now that neither party even gives lip service to balancing the budget, nor even reducing the annual deficit.)

They can last longer. No atmospheric drag. Trust me, I actually understand orbital mechanics and practical satellite considerations.

They did. Three of them. And the Chinese sent one. They're on-station now.

I like the propaganda about a "homeland." The Balfour Decision was made in 1925, long before WWII or the Shoah. The Brits just wanted to get rid of the Jews.

Many satellite orbits have apogees beyond the moon.

There are currently at least four artificial satellites orbiting the moon: the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, Artemis P1 and Artemis P2, and the Chang'e 5-T1.

So, as you get closer to the sun, it gets colder. Thanks. It's no wonder the Arab world hasn't come up with anything for several centuries.

I'm pro-Israel, if by that you mean I agree with Israel's right to exist within secure borders and determine its own politics. Not real happy with some of the things Israel does. Same's true of any country.

If it gets hotter as you get closer to the sun, why is it that when the temperature at sea level is 20C, the temperature at 12,000 meters above sea level (12 km closer to the sun), the temperature is about -55C?

"Let who goes out for revenge first dig two graves." They got over it in South Africa and in Northern Ireland. Maybe they'll get over it in Israel and Palestine.

Right. In other words, it's an old text you cling to and deny any facts that contradict.

Until they decide they'd rather be alive and prosperous than right.