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Are you clowns STILL trying to justify NASA "losing" thousands of invaluable and irreplaceable videotapes of the most epic events in history? Really?
Originally posted by theability
reply to post by GoldenFleece
Are you clowns STILL trying to justify NASA "losing" thousands of invaluable and irreplaceable videotapes of the most epic events in history? Really?
Again the tapes are not all VIDEO! NASA used AMPEX Tape systems to record data streams, in various multipurpose forms, as others and I have previously stated numerous times in this thread.
Its like using a TAPE system to back up your computer data. Understand?
Fine, call it what you want, the footage is still lost and its inexcusable... well unless you were trying to hide a crime then it makes complete sense.
In an attempt to ridicule the claim that no dust could form in a vacuum and deposit itself on the shiny LM gold foil, one of them conveniently forgets the massive amounts of dust kicked up by the LM's rocket engine or the dust sprayed by the lunar rover's tires.
To refute the claim that NASA somehow "lost" 13,000 original and irreplaceable Apollo videotapes -- including the entire Apollo 11 moon walk -- one of them posts a Phil Plait blog that starts with not one, but TWO warnings that the entire story is a hoax.
Originally posted by GoldenFleece
reply to EVERYONE
Look at the dishonesty and inaccuracies exhibited by the professional debunkers on this page alone.
In an attempt to ridicule the claim that no dust could form in a vacuum and deposit itself on the shiny LM gold foil, one of them conveniently forgets the massive amounts of dust kicked up by the LM's rocket engine or the dust sprayed by the lunar rover's tires.
You mean besides the laughably crinkled-up papier mache exterior, warped LM upper walls and the shiny gold duct tape that isn't even tarnished or dusty after a 250,000 mile journey?
Foos, now that you are back from your hidey-hole, please answer the Apollo 12 quesiton.
Originally posted by theability
reply to post by Tomblvd
Foos, now that you are back from your hidey-hole, please answer the Apollo 12 quesiton.
He knows he can't answer that question, because you sure can't flip the SCE switch to AUX by remote!
In 1955, the USA announced plans to put a scientific satellite in orbit for the International Geophysical Year (IGY) in 1957-1958. The goal was to track the satellite as it performed experiments. At that time there were three possible candidates for the launch vehicle: The Air Force's SM-65 Atlas, a derivative of the Army Ballistic Missile Agency's SSM-A-14 Redstone, and a Navy proposal for a three-stage rocket based on the RTV-N-12a Viking sounding rocket.
The Army's Redstone-based proposal would likely be first ready for a first satellite launch. Its connection with German-born scientist Wernher von Braun, however, was a public relations risk.
Originally posted by DJW001
reply to post by FoosM
Fine, call it what you want, the footage is still lost and its inexcusable... well unless you were trying to hide a crime then it makes complete sense.
Footage? It's not video! Speaking of concealing crimes by "losing" footage, I wonder whatever happened to the original Moonfaker tape. Inquiring minds want to know.
Originally posted by theability
reply to post by Tomblvd
Foos, now that you are back from your hidey-hole, please answer the Apollo 12 quesiton.
He knows he can't answer that question, because you sure can't flip the SCE switch to AUX by remote!
Originally posted by zvezdar
reply to post by FoosM
If you've ever worked for a government organisation you would have no trouble understanding that things like this happen. Constantly and repeatedly.
Regardless there is more than enough footage and data out there, these types of posts are merely a distraction. All you've done is shown that NASA had a lot of data storage issues, which no one will argue about.
Originally posted by FoosM
If its a simulation you can do whatever you want.
And I already answered the question.
TOM just wants me to react to a scenario he invented.
Its another nail in the coffin for the validity of the moon landing.
There was no storage issue.
There was a crime committed.