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originally posted by: onebigmonkey
a reply to: FoosM
X class flares did not occur during an Apollo mission, as you know full well.
originally posted by: eriktheawful
a reply to: FoosM
Please go back through this thread and show where I said "No." to the question about solar flares during Apollo.
Please. Let's see it.
originally posted by: FoosM
originally posted by: onebigmonkey
a reply to: FoosM
X class flares did not occur during an Apollo mission, as you know full well.
And if they did, what would you say then?
originally posted by: onebigmonkey
a reply to: FoosM
Instead of putting words in my mouth, put some in your own.
Evidence.
originally posted by: FoosM
originally posted by: Rob48
You tell us, Foo. Do some maths instead of getting everyone else to do the donkey work.
Or are you afraid that you will accidentally work out that Apollo was possible, like your Aussie pin-up did?
By the way, the Apollo 12 flares were explained to you four years ago. Have you forgotten which arguments you've already used?
Why should I have to do any math? Either Bob has calculated like NASA that one of the missions went through
the belts or not. Either his work supports NASA's statements or it doesn't, I don't have to check his math for his mistakes. So tell me, does Bob's math correlate with NASA's statements?
originally posted by: FoosM
originally posted by: eriktheawful
a reply to: FoosM
Please go back through this thread and show where I said "No." to the question about solar flares during Apollo.
Please. Let's see it.
What exactly are you responding to?
"No" to Major solar flares happening during Apollo?
originally posted by: Rob48
originally posted by: FoosM
originally posted by: Rob48
You tell us, Foo. Do some maths instead of getting everyone else to do the donkey work.
Or are you afraid that you will accidentally work out that Apollo was possible, like your Aussie pin-up did?
By the way, the Apollo 12 flares were explained to you four years ago. Have you forgotten which arguments you've already used?
Why should I have to do any math? Either Bob has calculated like NASA that one of the missions went through
the belts or not. Either his work supports NASA's statements or it doesn't, I don't have to check his math for his mistakes. So tell me, does Bob's math correlate with NASA's statements?
I know Bob's page has a lot of scary numbers on it, but do please try to read it.
Or even just, you know, read the header.
Apollo 11's Translunar Trajectory.
If you want to plot the courses for the other missions then I'm afraid it's calculator time, Foos. Bob only spoon-fed you Apollo 11.
originally posted by: FoosM
originally posted by: Rob48
originally posted by: FoosM
originally posted by: Rob48
You tell us, Foo. Do some maths instead of getting everyone else to do the donkey work.
Or are you afraid that you will accidentally work out that Apollo was possible, like your Aussie pin-up did?
By the way, the Apollo 12 flares were explained to you four years ago. Have you forgotten which arguments you've already used?
Why should I have to do any math? Either Bob has calculated like NASA that one of the missions went through
the belts or not. Either his work supports NASA's statements or it doesn't, I don't have to check his math for his mistakes. So tell me, does Bob's math correlate with NASA's statements?
I know Bob's page has a lot of scary numbers on it, but do please try to read it.
Or even just, you know, read the header.
Apollo 11's Translunar Trajectory.
If you want to plot the courses for the other missions then I'm afraid it's calculator time, Foos. Bob only spoon-fed you Apollo 11.
Apollo 11 does not represent all the missions.
I asked if Bob has any missions that show what NASA has stated regarding
Apollo going through the heart of belts?
originally posted by: Rob48
originally posted by: FoosM
originally posted by: Rob48
originally posted by: FoosM
originally posted by: Rob48
You tell us, Foo. Do some maths instead of getting everyone else to do the donkey work.
Or are you afraid that you will accidentally work out that Apollo was possible, like your Aussie pin-up did?
By the way, the Apollo 12 flares were explained to you four years ago. Have you forgotten which arguments you've already used?
Why should I have to do any math? Either Bob has calculated like NASA that one of the missions went through
the belts or not. Either his work supports NASA's statements or it doesn't, I don't have to check his math for his mistakes. So tell me, does Bob's math correlate with NASA's statements?
I know Bob's page has a lot of scary numbers on it, but do please try to read it.
Or even just, you know, read the header.
Apollo 11's Translunar Trajectory.
If you want to plot the courses for the other missions then I'm afraid it's calculator time, Foos. Bob only spoon-fed you Apollo 11.
Apollo 11 does not represent all the missions.
I asked if Bob has any missions that show what NASA has stated regarding
Apollo going through the heart of belts?
Precisely my point! Are you being deliberately obtuse? Bob did the maths for Apollo 11 ONLY and found it didn't encounter harmful levels of radiation. If you want to prove that any other mission did encounter harmful levels of radiation then you need to apply his method to the other five missions.
Off you trot.
The trajectories of ALL the Apollo missions are detailed on the link in Bob B's trajectory analysis. So you can do the exact same maths he did.
Bob did the maths for Apollo 11 ONLY
originally posted by: FoosM
originally posted by: Rob48
originally posted by: FoosM
originally posted by: Rob48
originally posted by: FoosM
originally posted by: Rob48
You tell us, Foo. Do some maths instead of getting everyone else to do the donkey work.
Or are you afraid that you will accidentally work out that Apollo was possible, like your Aussie pin-up did?
By the way, the Apollo 12 flares were explained to you four years ago. Have you forgotten which arguments you've already used?
Why should I have to do any math? Either Bob has calculated like NASA that one of the missions went through
the belts or not. Either his work supports NASA's statements or it doesn't, I don't have to check his math for his mistakes. So tell me, does Bob's math correlate with NASA's statements?
I know Bob's page has a lot of scary numbers on it, but do please try to read it.
Or even just, you know, read the header.
Apollo 11's Translunar Trajectory.
If you want to plot the courses for the other missions then I'm afraid it's calculator time, Foos. Bob only spoon-fed you Apollo 11.
Apollo 11 does not represent all the missions.
I asked if Bob has any missions that show what NASA has stated regarding
Apollo going through the heart of belts?
Precisely my point! Are you being deliberately obtuse? Bob did the maths for Apollo 11 ONLY and found it didn't encounter harmful levels of radiation. If you want to prove that any other mission did encounter harmful levels of radiation then you need to apply his method to the other five missions.
Off you trot.
Rob48
The trajectories of ALL the Apollo missions are detailed on the link in Bob B's trajectory analysis. So you can do the exact same maths he did.
Now you say:
Bob did the maths for Apollo 11 ONLY
BUSTED!