>Calls Out NASA
NASA probably shut it off to make sure the equipment didn't get damaged
>The Narrative Has you
Eat a fat deformed dick with that bull shit.
Tell me moar about muh micronova, since you wanna talk narratives.
Ben's a salesman, not a scientist.
Last few years, he's been selling TF out of fear porn.
NASA's equipment is very sensative. A sudden burst of light could very easily damage the equipment. It's why some sensors have to block out the actual sun itself. They wouldn't be able to pick up all the other intimate details needed, and seeing how some of that equipment is floating around in the solar system, it's not fucking easy to fix. And it already cost shit-tons of billions of dollars to develop and deploy. It's budget management. Sucks that Ben doesn't get to 0bserve whatever it is that he wants to watch so he can talk about it in his podcasts, or provide updates on his app or whatever it is he does to make money of NASA's hard work. But then again, Ben didn't pay NASA's bill, outside of a portion of taxes, which 250 million other Americans also had to contribute to. So, unfortunately, Ben doesn't get to make the call whether to risk breaking the equipment or not. If he wants to be in that position, he should've studied moar in the filed of astrophysics, rather than business. Having said that, for a man with a business degree, he sure doesn't seem to understand the basic concepts of cost-management pertaining to these types of things. So, if he sucks that bad in his own field of study, do you really trust his critical thinking skills in unrelated fields he's merely reporting on?