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Originally posted by ngchunter
Originally posted by Big-Brain
It would be very funny to see LEM oscillating because of pendulous effect while rotating in all directions at 360 degrees like a fun-fair machine.
I seem to recall that in my last post I asked you why this effect wasn't observed in Pixel while it was tethered... Your claim is an a priori assumption, it's up to you to provide proof of it.
Originally posted by Big-Brain
Originally posted by weedwhacker
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BB....I explained quite clearly about the aliens, and the Moon. We went, they weren't happy about it. They watched all the way.
They want our DNA.
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Have they told you these things in person?
If they want our DNA, why don't they take it?
Originally posted by Big-Brain
You can’t understand simple physics. The cables attached to Pixel are not in traction to eliminate 5/6 of earth’s gravity.
Therefore Pixel could fly free avoiding pendulous effect.
But we all smart people see that Pixel is held vertical by means of thin nylon wires while stripe-cables are waving in the wind to simulate that it is not tethered.
Instead its perfect stability shows that it is perfectly tethered by means of nylon invisible cables.
Put your forefinger under a glass and try to balance it. You can see that the top part oscillates tremendously.
Look carefully at this video at 02:05 (2 minutes and 5 seconds)
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The rocket oscillates like a pendulous. It means that it suspended from the crane by means of thin nylon invisible wires. Instead strip-cables waving in the wind make you think the rocket is not suspended at all from the crane.
John Carmack doesn’t cheat me and my readers because we are smarter than him.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
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Also, please prove wrong the testimonies of abductees (females) who have been impregnated whist abducted, only to be abducted again, to have the embryo removed, then re-abducted (years later) to be shown their hybrid child....
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Originally posted by ngchunter
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Now suddenly you swap back to the position that "nylon wires" are holding it in order to fake the flight, ignoring the fact that cables would not make it more stable, and in direct contradiction to your previous statement in THIS VERY POST where you said they are not being used to lessen the effect of gravity.
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Originally posted by Big-Brain
"ignoring the fact that cables would not make it more stable ?"
If you lift an object with a crane, why shouldn't it be stable?
Hey, what are you saying? Here we are not at Langley crane and the cables would be used for safety.
But we see thet they are used to hide the real thin nylon invisible cables that hold the rocket like in the previous image.
The flame, or colored smoke, computer generated has no thrust.
The rocket couldn't be so stable if it had a real oscillating rocket engine.
It would be better that you reason, instead of saying nonsense
Originally posted by ngchunter
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Holding the rocket with wires will not increase the stability of an unstable rocket. You yourself already admitted that by claiming it as the reason that there are no LLRF videos on youtube. In one case you believe an unstable rocket attached to a crane will still be completely unstable, and in this case you believe it will be magically stable because of the presence of cables. Your switch your claims around at will to fit whatever the situation is.
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You need to prove it was computer generated if you're going to make that claim. Considering how it affects the environment around it when it's turned on, that's impossible unless the entire scene is computer generated, which it obviously isn't.
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Originally posted by Big-Brain
No, you don't understand simple phisics yet.
I said the "full scale (or "somewhat smaller") LEM" at Langley Crane was unstable because cables were attached to its center of gravity:
Invisible nylon cables instead are attached to the top of Armadillo Pixel and Texel like in this image:
Have you seen how much stable is that tank?
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At 1 minute and 21 seconds they have exaggerated with dust effect computer generated or perhaps the dust is produced by a helicopter.
On that background our funny John Carmack has developed his computer rocket game. NASA's frauds call them CRG.
The rocket is suspended from a truck crane with invisible nylon cables attached to its top or is moved on that background thanks to Softimage or Maya 3D
The Micro-Space suborbital vehicle is assembled from the modular propulsion units which are used in our other designs. It uses a cockpit core much like a bobsled into which three pressure suited men can squeeze. Various configurations of propulsion strap-ons are possible.
SpeedUp's Laramie Rose continues to move toward hover testing. The thrust-vectoring vanes have been installed, and the vehicle is mounted on a set of 3-axis load cells. We measured thrust vs. throttle position in the first test, and the effectiveness of the thrust-vectoring vanes on the second test. Sharp eyes will see one of the vanes moving near the end of the test, and some peroxide dripping from a fitting that is easily replaced.
Originally posted by ngchunter
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Please, seek help for your own sake.
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Meanwhile, in 1969, the company changed its name to Grumman Aerospace Corporation, and in 1978 it sold the Grumman-American Division to Gulfstream Aerospace. Grumman built the Grumman Long Life Vehicle (LLV), a light transport mail truck designed for and used by the United States Postal Service. The LLV entered service in 1986.