What happens to all the people Obama pardoned when it's made public that he was an illegitimate president?

>Obama pardoned James E. Cartwright, a retired Marine Corps general and former vice-chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff who pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about his conversations with reporters about Iran's nuclear program. He was due to be sentenced this month.

https:// www.justice.gov/pardon/obama-pardons#PJAN172017

>>637760

Yeah Korea is going to be smeared for wanting peace and being friendly to Trump

>>637812

>>637835

>>637891

The earth isn't flat

>>637897

You know you can buy rocket kits yourself and send rockets up into the air, right? Rocket technology isn't a nasa hoax

>>637904

>>637913

^^^^^^^^^^

>>637925

That's right and once the rocket breaks the pull of earth's gravity and enters a vacuum momentum and gravitational forces dictate it's trajectory and acceleration. An object in motion doesn't stop just because it enters a vacuum

>>637937

nearby bodies affect trajectory if they are massive enough. Otherwise you perform calculations to get the desired affect. Since gravitational interplay between the moon and earth is rather constant and predictable it's not hard to make those calculations

>>637956

who said anything about using thrusters to change orientation or trajectory of something in a vacuum

>>637960

I didn't say anything about gyroscopes.

Here's the math you requested. The hypothetical scenario describes an object at rest but you can apply it to an object in motion too

>>637963

>>637979

^^^^^^^^^^

>>637989

Yes I'll just go ahead and perform these experiments in the vacuum of space with the private space company I own.

Moron