View of Earth from Artemis 1 Moonbound

a reply to: shaneslaughta

They turned off comments likely because the blonde girl would have been the focus of the comments knowing youtube...

Interesting perspective of the Earth in the video however.

a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

Yeah I know what you mean there.

If you like that perspective check back in about a day and a half. That video was made at 50k miles from earth and they still got 200k more to go.

a reply to: shaneslaughta


Roger that, will be checking back. Not that often to see the Earth from space like this.

So i'm looking for this conspiracy video called "American Moon",
so i go to youtube and search for "American moon", no quotes; what do you get ?

Nothing!

Now go to google.com and search for "American moon", no quotes

what do you get?

The conspiracy movie --- why is that ?

originally posted by: shaneslaughta
a reply to: carewemust

Must enable tracking stations doppler shift compensation.

Think of it like Kentucky windage of the physics world.

I'll find a replay online. Thanks!

originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
a reply to: shaneslaughta


Roger that, will be checking back. Not that often to see the Earth from space like this.

You'd think at least one curious UFO would be filmed by Artemis.

I get the feeling while watching this summary of the Artemis mission www.cnn.com... that we lost all the knowledge we gained from the 1960's Moon flights and are starting over.

Maybe...just MAYBE...there were no Apollo flights to the Moon?

originally posted by: carewemust

originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
a reply to: shaneslaughta


Roger that, will be checking back. Not that often to see the Earth from space like this.

You'd think at least one curious UFO would be filmed by Artemis.

I have zero doubts they have been, and then promptly classified. Not released to the public is the standard. Air Force (AFOSI) has jurisdiction.
Also there's the new Space Force. And all the military agencies. FOIA's denied will mention UAP Security Classification Guide. I'm curious if anyone has submitted a FOIA request on this space craft images.

a reply to: carewemust

Or maybe, just MAYBE, it's a completely new spacecraft full of technology that didn't exist then on mission profiles they didn't use then and they need evaluating properly before people get involved. This is exactly the same process followed by Apollo.

All of the knowledge gained from Apollo (and all the other missions) is available in large quantities.

a reply to: kloejen

Because it's 3 hours of bull**** no-one needs, and Youtube (owned by Google) has a policy of not promoting bull****.

Youtube is a business, not a human right.

Maybe...just MAYBE...there were no Apollo flights to the Moon?

a reply to: carewemust



The blueprints on microfilm of the SATURN V were saved on microfilm

Problem was that each rocket was custom built by hand, especially the first stage

Once landed on moon and beat the evil godless Soviets the rationale for continuing was gone the public didnt want to spend the billions to continue, at the time the Vietnam war was costing more and more money and something had to go

It was the final 3 missions to the moon Apollo 18, 19, 20 In fact the last mission Apollo 20 was cancelled just as after Apollo 11 to save money

Rocketdyne, who built the first stage of Saturn V, recently tested redesigned first stage called F1B which used a simplified design and using modern materials and techniques had only 1/3 the parts of the original

Um?
they put a camera on the End of the solar panel?

any one remember the pic of the moon with earth Behind it?
look at the size of earth in this ! way too small! LOL

I am looking forward to more images of Artimis ... I hope land pray there is much success .

a reply to: kloejen

Seems no conspiracy here!

originally posted by: buddha
Um?
they put a camera on the End of the solar panel?

any one remember the pic of the moon with earth Behind it?
look at the size of earth in this ! way too small! LOL

Size changes dependent upon the point which you view it from.

originally posted by: carewemust
I get the feeling while watching this summary of the Artemis mission www.cnn.com... that we lost all the knowledge we gained from the 1960's Moon flights and are starting over.

Maybe...just MAYBE...there were no Apollo flights to the Moon?

Don't start, I already had to chase away one flat earther.

a reply to: buddha

All depends on the camera and the point of view:

Live stream from Artemis I looking at Earth as we head to the Moon.

originally posted by: shaneslaughta
As obviously flat as your 2 dimensional viewing device.

Yup, flat as a board Earth is just half of a disc or disk! Earth Vader's cape is in background because it's black. No wonder the world has a dark side!

originally posted by: carewemust
I get the feeling while watching this summary of the Artemis mission www.cnn.com... that we lost all the knowledge we gained from the 1960's Moon flights and are starting over.

Maybe...just MAYBE...there were no Apollo flights to the Moon?

We didn't lose anything. The whole moon landing was a cover for the torsion physics all the nazis brought over when we and Russia recruited all the top scientific brass. Absurd to think in less than 20 years computers went from the size of a room down to the palm of your hand, and we're supposed to believe we're still using rocket fuel. It doesn't even make sense.

Like how all the UAP crap is advertising for the aerospace industry, and they provided early 2000s phone quality pictures to make us think the Nimitz was threatened by soccer balls—the Nimitz is a state of the art war ship with apparently very old cell phones duct-taped to record the threat.

Similar to nuclear weapons. That's old tech. We use rods of tungsten for the same effect minus radiation. It's all bull# and it's bad for yas.

We can thank Howard Huges Aerospace corporation and wallstreet lawyers for the mental retardation we currently see in this thread.