[Dec 1, 2025] National Geographic, October 1986, VOL 170 - Flat Earth - Fake Space

As the official journal of the National Geographic Society, this magazine is a reputable source of

information. The October 1986 issue contains an article about Soviet astronauts aboard the

Salute Space Station, which was part of the Soviet Union's space program. The cosmonauts in this

photo are allegedly orbiting in a zero gravitational equivalent setting. Just to clarify, this is 100% floating,

so disregard the misleading and fallacious term of microgravity. With this in mind, let's examine

the evidence in this photo. Medical physiology, the redness in the faces of the two men,

and only the two men who are completely upside down. Not only are their faces red, but it is full

and puffy like we all look when upside down in real life on earth. It is unnatural the way

their cheeks lie and, furthermore, unlike the three upright who have normal-looking features.

All their faces should be slightly unnatural in a zero-g setting. The woman's hair lies flat,

even though she has soft hair that would easily float. Also, it does not seem to contain any

hair product. Besides, are cosmonauts using hair product? No, that would introduce contaminants.

Meanwhile, the inverted blonde man has a lock of hair sticking down. He has relatively long

straight hair that would be likely to hang down under its weight. The dark hair'd inverted man

has curly hair, and it would not hang down in the same way. According to the article,

the blonde man upside down was part of the crew who spent 237 days in the capsule. Yet his neck

shows a tan line. This is unrealistic. The left upside down man holds his right leg to support

his posture. There would be no need in zero gravity. Rather, he would be holding the structure

of the station. Also, the other upside down man is holding onto something vertically. Psychology

sexism. Men tend to do the physically harder things, especially around women, and even more so

when it is several men around an attractive female. All the men, permitting they are in gravity,

are doing a strenuous pose, but not the woman. She reclines comfortably. This would not matter

in zero gravity. Camera slash studio. The lighting casts a shadow down and to the right. This means

the camera lens and flash are spaced apart as one sees in a studio, not on a lightweight compact

camera. Object orientation. There is a general orientation of upright. The walls and mounted

items have an alignment with the camera person's orientation. Out of 360 degrees, they chose

perfect alignment with gravitational orientation. The importance of the headphones resting position

and alignment with vertical cannot be overemphasized. They are white with a white cord.

They are wrapped around a metal pole. The chassis of the headphones are resting in contact with

the round pole, and the muffs are resting back against the lower frame of the station structure.

The cord is not taught, but is tied below. These items are resting under gravity,

which is consistent with all other vertical alignments. Out of all random, floating positions,

they rest at the one which indicates that they are resting under a force pushing them down.

This is astronomically improbable. To the right of the last paragraph in the article,

there are two red handled tools that seem to be propped up in a cupped container. Again,

seemingly under gravity and aligning with a vertical orientation.

As the two handles are not symmetrical in their vertical alignments,

they give evidence that they have been resting somewhat loosely and are not snapped into a

holder of some sort. Behind the woman's head are pill packs. They indicate a vertical direction

by the tray they are packed in. However, this is not a long-term solution. It is only working because

they are all completely full, odd after 237 days, and are jammed in to hold. If they had actually

been used, they would no longer be jammed in and would be loose in the station. It's time to

wake up to the lies of NASA and all the other fake space agencies. Download the flat earth,

sun, moon, and zodiac clock app, and learn the truth of where you live and who you really are.