Well, unless you think your TV HD signal is sent 22,000 miles from a small metal object in "geosynchronous" orbit.All those satellite dishes are a vast hoax, then...
Seriously? I used to think this way until I started hearing that the ISS loses it's communications on certain parts of it's orbit. How is this possible if they have Satellites floating around all over and some 22,000 miles away.
If I could receive a HD TV signal from 22,000 miles away, why would they not just send it around the globe by towers which would be a fraction of this distance? Now, I can send a signal for High Speed Internet to these same satellites and receive back.... I seriously doubt that... and not one has been knocked out by a space rock or solar flare? Or affected by the radiation of the Van Allen Belt?
Another thing... I have set up and aimed many satellite dishes. They do need to be fairly fine tuned as to how well they are aimed at the horizon. However, not nearly as finely aimed as to align with a satellite 22,000 miles away.
Also, why are all these satellites in the southern hemisphere? The population is in the Northern hemisphere north of the equator. To be efficient, more customers would have less obstruction with buildings, trees and topographical issues if these satellites where over the northern hemisphere and the dishes would point straight up.
In the end, these electronic space buckets are miles away, in harsh conditions of massive temperature swings, radiation and other elements.... It is not up to me to explain what it is that I am getting my TV signal from.
Saying that the harsh conditions must not effect them because I have TV is not evidence enough to prove that they, in fact, do have satellites. That's like a kid saying there must be a Santa Clause because there are presents under the tree every Christmas morning and they don't have the knowledge to figure out the truth.
I don't know where my signal comes from for my TV. BUT, my dish is aimed almost parallel to the ground and the conditions in space would kill any electronic device.
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