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Originally posted by jra
Originally posted by turbonium
The dust starts to be blown out from under the LM at around the 2:30 mark. There are videos like this for every Apollo mission.
www.youtube.com...
A mad thing with that vid. At about the 2:47-8 you can see a Grey alien. I know it's just the shadows creating a form of pareidolia but I thought it was kinda funny. Try it out.
[edit on 28-2-2010 by The Teller]
Originally posted by NorthStargal52
I just find it hard to believe our technology was advanced enough...
They even drop hints as to what they are just finding out now.. I believe it was a way to get money so that they in fact could continue on in the research and necessary technology needed for a real mission but like they say that isn’t happening now... they say like 2018 is a possibility
Also...Russia at the time had no way of tracking that far into space. They DIDnt get that technology until 72 (I believe).
Originally posted by jprophet420
becasue if they did, someone from ats would run the pix through a program that breaks down photos and "debunk them", and then turn it into a conservative vs. liberal debacle.
lol in reality either way its because nasa knows the truth...
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by DIDtm
Also...Russia at the time had no way of tracking that far into space. They DIDnt get that technology until 72 (I believe).
Russia could not track spacecraft to the Moon? Huh. Interesting. I wonder how they managed to perform the first lunar impact (Luna-2) in 1959. I wonder how they managed to get the first image of the far side of the Moon, also in 1959 (Luna-3). I wonder how they succeeded with the first soft landing on the Moon in 1966 (Luna-9). I wonder how they had so many successful (and unsuccessful) lunar missions if they could not track their own spacecraft. Interesting.
www.russianspaceweb.com...
Originally posted by bokonon2010
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by DIDtm
Also...Russia at the time had no way of tracking that far into space. They DIDnt get that technology until 72 (I believe).
Russia could not track spacecraft to the Moon? Huh. Interesting. I wonder how they managed to perform the first lunar impact (Luna-2) in 1959. I wonder how they managed to get the first image of the far side of the Moon, also in 1959 (Luna-3). I wonder how they succeeded with the first soft landing on the Moon in 1966 (Luna-9). I wonder how they had so many successful (and unsuccessful) lunar missions if they could not track their own spacecraft. Interesting.
www.russianspaceweb.com...
Is there a difference between USSR communicating with their own spacecraft and USSR tracking and decipher transmissions from the US alleged Apollo ?:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Originally posted by bokonon2010
Is there a difference between USSR communicating with their own spacecraft and USSR tracking and decipher transmissions from the US alleged Apollo ?:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Originally posted by Tomblvd
Oh, now it's "tracking AND deciphering"?
To answer your (amended) question, no, there is no difference between tracking a Soviet spacecraft and a US spacecraft.
The signals come from a certain point in space, and that cannot be faked.
Originally posted by bokonon2010
Originally posted by bokonon2010
Is there a difference between USSR communicating with their own spacecraft and USSR tracking and decipher transmissions from the US alleged Apollo ?:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Originally posted by Tomblvd
Oh, now it's "tracking AND deciphering"?
The telemetry requires deciphering.
To answer your (amended) question, no, there is no difference between tracking a Soviet spacecraft and a US spacecraft.
Wrong answer, at least the frequencies and formats of signals were different;
sit down.
The signals come from a certain point in space, and that cannot be faked.
They had to know the coordinates of those 'certain points in space', didn't they?
AND
why 'that cannot be faked'?
To answer your (amended) question, no, there is no difference between tracking a Soviet spacecraft and a US spacecraft.
Wrong answer, at least the frequencies and formats of signals were different;
sit down.
Perhaps, and if it were true, all that requires is tuning your receiver to different frequencies. And these frequencies were published prior to launch.
The signals come from a certain point in space, and that cannot be faked.
They had to know the coordinates of those 'certain points in space', didn't they?
AND
why 'that cannot be faked'?
Most of the receiving they did was when the spacecraft were around the moon, and most scientist were aware of the coordinates of the moon.
And despite JWs efforts, he never explains exactly how an entire Apollo mission would be faked, so until I see an reasonable explanation of how it could be faked, I'm going with it "cannot be faked".
Originally posted by bokonon2010
'if it were true' - if you are not sure, try to educate yourself first about these frequencies and formats, before your 'tuning'.
Are you saying that to receive TV, voice and telemetry from the lunar spacecraft,
only the moon coordinates required, and not spacecraft orbits and surface position on the moon?
It seems you have difficulty with the logic, and you may want to have simple and practical explanation. So,
go to the supermarket with a fake banknote and get caught;
then try to explain to the judge in your defense
that you are not guilty unless it is shown how you made the fake banknote.
Then share your experiences with us.