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Originally posted by pepsi78
In the entire history exept the so called apolo lunar misions no maned craft went above or in to the belt.
what i dont want to belive is not that it didint kill them but no simtoms
no burns that is not posible.
what i agree on with you is that yes the shoot could of been pictured from the side
obviously the only shielding they had was the literally paper thin outer hull of aluminium; And their suits consisting of glass fibre, some aluminium fibres and silicon rubber.
..obviously the only shielding they had was the literally ......
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Originally posted by pepsi78
He would incrmininate that what they had was insuficient but never the less about the 6 feet lead plate it is true he does not say it him self it is just acording to him and it was quoted by the guy that speaks over the image but right after that he incriminates that what they had was not suficent, that is a incrimination you can look from what ever point of view
you like it will still be the same and it was quoted by him and not from the guy from fox.
His face has he speaks about it is not so positive it's like sayng with a look on his face it would not be inof.
After that he talked about the solar flare the bigest one in the 20 th century why would he even mention the flair in this documentary, it is ovius
that he was makeing a remark on it cause of the misions.
Originally posted by pepsi78
And now i ask a qestion.
Why would the craft not suffer damage short circuits etc.
If satelites get damaged from it all the time and brake down why would the apolo misions be so difrent.
Are you implyng that the radiation tha offen create problems for satelites
never penetrated the walls of the module.
i want you to answer me
1 did the radiation penetrate the wals of the craft?
2 why didint it cause short circuits and other navigation anomalyes?
Originally posted by SteveR
This is going on far too long. Please see clavius.org and read the Radiation chapter.
You'll see that the VA Belts only admit electron radiation.. not gamma radiation. Electron based radiation is dangerous, but very EASILY shielded against. The Soviet's knew this too. You see every hoax beleiver seems to think there is lots of gamma radation up there.. the type of radiation during atom bomb explosions, the type of radiation that needs meters of lead shielding. Well your going to have to learn some basic science... that is NOT the kind of radiation the astronauts had to deal with. The thin aluminium hull was the best way to protect against electron radiation. End of story..
Originally posted by pepsi78
Both manned and unmanned spaceflights tend to stay out of this region.
Originally posted by pepsi78
You are rong but i dont want to link it to the mision any more it will take forever.
Originally posted by pepsi78
So be it agent smith , than the space suttle can have a joy in the belt
can seat for days there and it wont have any efect, i just dont buy that.
I am going to search for the dark side of the moon documentary and see it my self i didint get to see that one.
I rest my case
[edit on 9-11-2005 by pepsi78]
[edit on 9-11-2005 by pepsi78]
Originally posted by SteveR
Originally posted by pepsi78
You are rong but i dont want to link it to the mision any more it will take forever.
I am wrong? Pepsi, clavius.org is not "rong."
Oh and I'm highlighting two parts of your quote.
"on prolonged exposure, damage instruments and be a hazard to astronauts."
"Both manned and unmanned spaceflights tend to stay out of this region."
Originally posted by pepsi78
And why do they tend to stay out , cause of the radiation level ohhhhh now that we have found that out how about seating around the camp fire and singing that song...
Of course they tend to stay away from it since it would penetrate the walls
of the suttle but no not the sardine can that the astronauts traveled by.
Read what it says i dont care what other material is on that site
"It is populated by protons of energies in the 10-100 Mev range, which readily penetrate spacecraft and which can, on prolonged exposure, damage instruments and be a hazard to astronauts."
Originally posted by pepsi78
I have my opinions you have yours...
I was clameing my point with 2 phisicists.
Prolonged
1. To lengthen in duration; protract.
2. To lengthen in extent.
Originally posted by pepsi78
I have my opinions you have yours , i was talking about the belt increase by 1000x that was the point of the hole discution but i will not go over it again , just flip the pages back and ceck my posts.
I was clameing my point with 2 phisicists.
[edit on 9-11-2005 by pepsi78]
It's legendary (at NASA) because it happened during the Apollo program when astronauts were going back and forth to the Moon regularly. At the time, the crew of Apollo 16 had just returned to Earth in April while the crew of Apollo 17 was preparing for a moon-landing in December. Luckily, everyone was safely on Earth when the sun went haywire.
In August 1972 the Sun produced a “sudden and spectacular resurgence of solar activity,” as the staff at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Space Environment Center called it. It was just a matter of luck that Apollo astronauts were not caught up in that resurgence.
One of the worst sun flares ever recorded happened in August 1972, which was between the Apollo 16 and 17 missions.
Note that NASA's 30-day exposure limit is 25 REM. The terrestrial occupational limit for radiation workers is 5 REM/year. The median lethal dose is 450 REM. According to a Bioastronautics Data book, you have about a 10% chance of death at half this (counting death within 60 days of exposure, that is; there is also delayed death by radiation-induced cancer, about 1E-6 per REM absorbed.) "Vomiting and nausea in about 10-50% of personnel" but "no deaths anticipated" for 100-200 rads. According to that Bioastronautics Data book, "little" flares can give you 50-200 rads of skin dose of over 30 MeV protons. (REMs and rads have about the same danger at this energy level.)
...snip....
the worst of the Apollo missions gave the astronauts about 1 REM, as it happens. That came from the Van Allen belts, not from the sun or from Galactic Cosmic Rays.