If there is no upside down in space, why is it every time you see two
ships on Star Trek, they’re all right side up. Even if it’s a
Federation ship and a Romulan ship, there right side up. You never see
The Enterprise approach a ship and the ship is upside down.
The more I think of the upside down thing, it makes sense.
Lets say that space ship 1 is takes off from the North Pole of earth.
It’s right side up. Space ship 2 (it looks like a 5 cause it’s upside
down) takes off from the South Pole of Mars. Even tough, the South Pole
of Mars is on the bottom when the ship takes off, it’s right side up
cause it’s taking off from the ground.
Now the ships meet in the middle of space. Both ships think they’re
right side up, but when they meet, they’re opposite. One ship is upside
down (even though there is no upside down).
Lets say you’re on a base, on the South Pole of Mars and you have
this really big, strong telescope. Even though you’re upside down
(looking from Earth) you’re right side when you’re standing on Mars. You
look through the telescope and see the ship takeoff from The North Pole
of Earth. Looking from Mars, that ship would be upside down.
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