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originally posted by: OneBigMonkeyToo
The LM descent engine also had an influence on the ground by scouring away smaller particles, which was both observed and photographed by astronauts on the ground,and by producing more subtle changes only visible by repeat observations from a distance. The latter effect was reported at the time, and has also been observed since by other spacecraft and at locations for other spacecraft landings, as well as empirically demonstrated on Earth.
You have variously denied all of these things, and had your backside handed to you every time.
Do you have anything other than ignorance, prejudice and your woefully poor understanding of the available data to support your case?
a reply to: turbonium1
I have actual proof.
I have actual proof.
originally posted by: choos
originally posted by: turbonium1
However, they know that none of the 'surface' images support their claim of a disturbance, caused by the LM.
curious.. how would you describe this picture?
explain to me
1. why the boot prints are so bright?
2. why the regolith within the red circle, darker than the regolith surrounding it?
Ignore the evidence which doesn't support Apollo, like usual.
so will you continue to ignore this little image??
originally posted by: turbonium1
originally posted by: choos
originally posted by: turbonium1
However, they know that none of the 'surface' images support their claim of a disturbance, caused by the LM.
curious.. how would you describe this picture?
explain to me
1. why the boot prints are so bright?
2. why the regolith within the red circle, darker than the regolith surrounding it?
Ignore the evidence which doesn't support Apollo, like usual.
so will you continue to ignore this little image??
Since the issue is about the large area of 'disturbed soil', which is not seen in any of the Apollo 'surface' images.
originally posted by: turbonium1
originally posted by: choos
originally posted by: turbonium1
However, they know that none of the 'surface' images support their claim of a disturbance, caused by the LM.
curious.. how would you describe this picture?
explain to me
1. why the boot prints are so bright?
2. why the regolith within the red circle, darker than the regolith surrounding it?
Ignore the evidence which doesn't support Apollo, like usual.
so will you continue to ignore this little image??
Since the issue is about the large area of 'disturbed soil', which is not seen in any of the Apollo 'surface' images.
You already know that, of course. But, you'll keep on trying to avoid it, and divert it, just as you have here.
It won't work, no matter how many times you try it,
originally posted by: OneBigMonkeyToo
originally posted by: turbonium1
originally posted by: choos
originally posted by: turbonium1
However, they know that none of the 'surface' images support their claim of a disturbance, caused by the LM.
curious.. how would you describe this picture?
explain to me
1. why the boot prints are so bright?
2. why the regolith within the red circle, darker than the regolith surrounding it?
Ignore the evidence which doesn't support Apollo, like usual.
so will you continue to ignore this little image??
Since the issue is about the large area of 'disturbed soil', which is not seen in any of the Apollo 'surface' images.
Apart from that area of disturbed soil in that Apollo surface image?
originally posted by: choos
originally posted by: turbonium1
originally posted by: choos
originally posted by: turbonium1
However, they know that none of the 'surface' images support their claim of a disturbance, caused by the LM.
curious.. how would you describe this picture?
explain to me
1. why the boot prints are so bright?
2. why the regolith within the red circle, darker than the regolith surrounding it?
Ignore the evidence which doesn't support Apollo, like usual.
so will you continue to ignore this little image??
Since the issue is about the large area of 'disturbed soil', which is not seen in any of the Apollo 'surface' images.
You already know that, of course. But, you'll keep on trying to avoid it, and divert it, just as you have here.
It won't work, no matter how many times you try it,
it does show a large area of disturbed regolith.. im not surprised you dont recognise it.. majority of the image is showing disturbed regolith, im also not surprised that you think ive circled the only disturbed regolith.
all you need to do is tell me two things that will put this image into perspective for you:
1. why the boot prints are so bright?
2. why is the regolith within the red circle darker than the regolith surrounding it?
originally posted by: turbonium1
Why does it not match the large 'disturbance', claimed to be around the LM, claimed to be more reflective than undisturbed soil beyond it?
Because you cannot outline something you cannot see. Since it is not actually there, in the images, and you know it.
originally posted by: MuonToGluon
a reply to: turbonium1
AHEM: Your Proof PLEASE
Edit:
Thank You
originally posted by: turbonium1
There is absolutely no 'disturbance' seen in these images. The surface is unchanged.
originally posted by: turbonium1
THE PROOF IS ALL OF THE APOLLO 15 SURFACE IMAGES, WHICH SHOW DISTURBANCE OF SOIL AS CLAIMED TO BE ABOUT 200m by 50m IN SIZE, ALL AROUND THE LM!!
You're welcome.