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Originally posted by buddhasystem
What does elliptic shape of any craft's orbit have to do with the planet's gravity?
This proves in yet another way that the Moon's gravity is 1/6th of the Earth's and not 64% of it, as John Lear continues to erroneously claim.
Originally posted by zorgon
This proves in yet another way that the Moon's gravity is 1/6th of the Earth's and not 64% of it, as John Lear continues to erroneously claim.
So how about tackling my question that I have asked in many threads? Langley used a huge frame and put astronauts in slings to simulate 1/6th G All the media coverage of the day showed them doing flips and high jumps and able to live huge boulders...
Yet the best they can do is a mere 18 inches.. I have watched the videos from Apollo
Originally posted by buddhasystem
What part of that do you want to disprove???
Now, if you'd be so kind to briefly go over the simple formula I gave in my previous post (re: lunar orbiter) and see for yourself, about the Moon's gravity...
watch the last throw... Don't try that in 64%g
Originally posted by ArMaP
Shadows should be bigger the nearer we are from the terminator, but I don't see how can we say if the shadows change in size or not,
Originally posted by WeAreOne
Number 1 is on the earth rising and setting video; should we be able to see the earth spinning and I don’t mean at crazy speed but I have watched the vid a couple of times and the earth never changes including the cloud formations, it stays exactly the same through out the whole video.
Originally posted by WeAreOne
Hi guys and girls,
Number 1 is on the earth rising and setting video; should we be able to see the earth spinning and I don’t mean at crazy speed but I have watched the vid a couple of times and the earth never changes including the cloud formations, it stays exactly the same through out the whole video.
Is it simply moving too slowly for us to notice?
The stars... yes those illusive stars...
Originally posted by weedwhacker
Hi, I'm happy to see this thread getting back on topic. Let's keep the Selene pictures coming!
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Because there are many very bright objects in the frame and you have to adjust the exposure correspondingly. I thought you knew this.
Originally posted by WeAreOne
My second one is to do with this picture- see link-
jda.jaxa.jp...
and also here-
jda.jaxa.jp...
My question for you is this photo real or a mock up using cgi?
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Zorgon, are you gonna pitch in for John's new telescope? Can you imagine the possibilities, when John is armed with a decent instrument?