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Originally posted by Sylpho
John, maybe do you know a name of that son?
Originally posted by micpsi
I love the way Lear passes off his speculations as though it were 'insider' knowledge that he had acquired. Teasing tidbits of disinformation carefully crafted to deceive and to astound. The truth of the matter is: he does not know a damn thing. If someone can make such scientifically incorrect statements like that, how can any of you suckers trust a single thing he says?
Yes, I have both the name of the son and the father. They are the same name.
Originally posted by johnlear
I am not a physicist or mathmetician
so I can not tell you where your calculations are in error
but I can tell you that the gravity on the moon is at least 64% and there is a breathable atmosphere.
Originally posted by johnlear
I can tell you that the gravity on the moon is at least 64% and there is a breathable atmosphere.
Originally posted by Sylpho
Yes, I have both the name of the son and the father. They are the same name.
John, probably you can't disclose his a name than... right?
Originally posted by timeless test
You may be utterly convinced by what you post although the disclaimer in you signature suggests something rather different but can you please rationalise the following with regard to your earlier contentions.
1. If the Moon has a breathable atmosphere how can its surface be so scarred by impact craters when the meteorites which would have caused them must have burnt up in that atmosphere?
2. If the Moon has breathable atmosphere then how did the LEM fly in that atmosphere? Whatever its propulsion system to say it has the aerodynamics of a brick is a serious understatement and in any kind of atmosphere that would make its supposed flight completely untenable, yes?
Originally posted by johnlear
The moon hasn't always been in orbit around the earth and it probably hasn't always had an atmosphere. The impact craters were probably from a time the moon was in storage without an atmosphere.
So based on the fact that I think the moon does, in fact, have a gravity of 64% that of earths ...
... and the fact that there was little or no dust blown about on any photo or video we have of its departure from the moon and the fact that there was no visible exhaust crater under the LEM or the fact that there was no dust or dirt on the LEM landing gear foot pad ...
it is likely that they used an anti-gravity propulsion system.
Originally posted by johnlear
The moon hasn't always been in orbit around the earth and it probably hasn't always had an atmosphere. The impact craters were probably from a time the moon was in storage without an atmosphere.
based on...[ ]...the fact that there was little or no dust blown about on any photo or video we have of its departure from the moon and the fact that there was no visible exhaust crater under the LEM or the fact that there was no dust or dirt on the LEM landing gear foot pad it is likely that they used an anti-gravity propulsion system.
Originally posted by yfxxx
So, based on completely flawed premises, you come to a conclusion ...
it is likely that they used an anti-gravity propulsion system.
... which is, as expected, complete hogwash.
Originally posted by timeless test
Thanks for the reply but it doesn't really get us anywhere does it?
You could equally well argue that the craters are the result of the activities of huge rock eating termites that died out millions of years ago and biodegraded to form Moon dust.
So the simpler and far more logical answer is that the Moon has approximately one sixth gravity and they did the trip in a vacuum with the reported use of rocket engines which did not produce a crater as the rocky surface under the dust layer is far too hard to be damaged by a low power rocket which was throttled way back and actually cut out before the LEM hit the surface.
You see I understand that you only post this stuff for discussion purposes and do not represent it as fact etc. etc., but without any evidence to support what you say it really does end up reading as some kind of game you like to play with other posters rather than a serious presentation of rational beliefs.
Originally posted by johnlear
Yes I noticed how Armstrongs boot print failed to make the slightest dent in the surface of the moon which pretty much proves your theory of a rocky surface.
But were the 'dark ages' really dark?
...why orbit at a wasteful 60 miles? Why not orbit at 15?...[ ]...It HAD to orbit WAY OUT THERE.
Originally posted by timeless test
(and at least two of them even when visually enhanced are wildly unconvincing),
Originally posted by johnlear
Rational, conventional, repeatable, scientific, serious, are all types of restraints that keep modern man from exploring the unknown. Its what separates us from the 'dark ages'. But were the 'dark ages' really dark?
They believe hook, line and sinker the lie about the moon being a barren chunk of dirt, with no gravity, with no air, and so dry that, left unprotected your body would turn to dust.
Of course, that is nonsense. The moon has gravity, about 64% of earths, a breathable atmosphere, huge cities, giant constructs, vegetation, lakes, undeground laboratories.
So, yes, I do advance my theories for discussion and, yes, they are really 'out there'.
Originally posted by yfxxx
Do you prefer the "dark ages"? A world full of wild superstitions,..
irrational fears,..
unpredictable plagues,
and an average life expectancy in the 30s?
And if you held the "wrong" superstition, you were tortured, burned, drowned (or everything in turn) by those with the "correct" superstitions!
Originally posted by Laserjock
I guess I really need someone to show me how the "bucket excavator" is identified from that picture. I mean, I see nothing in that picture that remotely looks like a piece of mining equipment. At least overlay something that is partially convincing.
I have seen people claim to see parking garages
and all kinds of structures and things in these moon shots yet not one has really shown me any thing even remotely convincing.
And how do we know that is a reactor?
Originally posted by johnlear
There is a possibility that some people are not ready to see these things. While it seems clear to some of us, there are some that, really, really, can't see anything. Its not their fault. They just honestly don't see it.
We assume ...