Can Satellite Radar Scan Deep Underground and Find a Second Sphinx

Welcome to another amazing and very informative episode of Flint Drivel Explains.

And today we're going to discuss the radar technology that some people, and we all know who these crackpots are, that claims to be able to scan deep into the ground from space.

Although I'm not an expert in radar technology, I am however an expert in science, which is basically the same thing.

And I also have an IQ well over 75, which is pretty good.

So picture this, if you have two or three Mount Everest's on top of each other, then we are basically in space.

And that is where the satellite that take these radar scans are located, which is in fact pretty high up in the air.

I mean it really is way up there, like really far, far away, kind of in a way.

So when they send a signal from that height to Earth, the signal that will return is so weak it is basically just noise.

And from that they want to believe that they found a second Sphinx.

I mean, come on, that is not how things work in the real world.

Maybe you guys should focus more on science and less on science fiction, and maybe I would take you guys seriously.