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Originally posted by SayonaraJupiter
theability, could you please point out to me any successful science missions (US or USSR) doing human tissue or live animal testing which exceeded beyond LEO and beyond the VAB's prior to A8, launch date December 21, 1968? Same question for weed and Tomblvd. It is a yes or no question.
JW's radiation argument is not based on nor does it not promote an irrational fear of space radiation.
SPACECAST 2020 was a USAF project report done in 1993. What they are saying is that space is not empty like a vacuum... space is FILLED with deadly radiation!!
Originally posted by SayonaraJupiter theability, could you please point out to me any successful science missions (US or USSR) doing human tissue or live animal testing which exceeded beyond LEO and beyond the VAB's prior to A8, launch date December 21, 1968? Same question for weed and Tomblvd. It is a yes or no question.
DJW001, let me explain to you something. Your job is not to convince me what to think. My job is to ask a neutral question and I expect just neutral responses. I am not here to make points against you.
The thread it gets a bit confusing when Tomblvd is quoting SayonaraJupiter, when SayonaraJupiter is asking questions to DJW001. I have no control over that aspect of the thread. Please accept my apologies if there has been some mis-communications in our dialogue here in this thread.
JW's radiation argument is not based on nor does it not promote an irrational fear of space radiation. There are a thousand sources which will tell you that men landed on the moon but there are a thousand sources which tell you that space is full of deadly radiation!
.. May have to put that word out to CHRLZ to return here, and finish his radiation treatise....).
Originally posted by Pinke
Do you believe that such researchers have remained silent their whole careers to avoid being attacked by some shadowy government organisation or something like that?
Originally posted by Pervius
A nuclear warhead sat atop a missile and the missile caught on fire in it's silo at Fort Dix in the 1960's. The US Army got in their vehicles and headed WEST. Nobody ever told you and it was almost 50 years before this information became public.
National Secrets do stay silent. If American's knew +40,000 Americans died from that accident from radiation leaving the area...s would have rolled.
themilitarystandard.com...
Shortly after the explosion, the State Police station near Fort Dix received a call from an Air Force sergeant who stated, "an atomic warhead has exploded." The State Police quickly notified area civil defense forces and closed off area roads. Troops at Fort Dix on maneuvers were recalled to post. Shortly thereafter, a wire service sent out the following bulletin: State Police reported an atomic warhead of a BOMARC exploded today near here sending heavy radiation throughout the area.
A nuclear warhead sat atop a missile and the missile caught on fire in it's silo at Fort Dix in the 1960's.
Yes, some moon videos and photos are fake.
Yes, some are real.
We did land on the moon.
Why is there so much confusion of whether we did or not?
Because they saw UFO's on the moon as well as artifacts.
Study history and not obsess over some details in a photograph.
Originally posted by dplum517
Yes, some moon videos and photos are fake.
*snip*
Study history and not obsess over some details in a photograph.
"Apollo 7's achievement led to a rapid review of Apollo 8's options. The Apollo 7 astronauts went through six days of debriefing for the benefit of Apollo 8, and on October 28 the Manned Space Flight Management Council chaired by Mueller met at MSC, investigating every phase of the forthcoming mission. Next day came a lengthy systems review of Apollo 8's Spacecraft 103. Paine made the go/no-go review of lunar orbit on November 11 at NASA Headquarters in Washington. By this time nearly all the skeptics had become converts." Source science.ksc.nasa.gov...
"Lunar landing negationists may fade into the background again when the US returns to the moon, but will they die out entirely? Probably not, said American astronomer Seth Shostak.
"We'll go back to the moon and find all this hardware and take pictures of it and say, 'Look! Their bootprints!'
"And people who like to think that the US government has nothing better to do than fake a moon landing will say, 'Well, you faked that, too.'" Source : www.chinadaily.com.cn...
Originally posted by SayonaraJupiter
THIS THREAD IS RADIOACTIVE!! We are experiencing some shred of the thread with excessive quoting. Some people are even getting to the edge of frustration when I asked a simple, fact seeking question.
I want to know what it is about "deep space" that you think is specifically dangerous. You are the one who brought it up, now tell us why.
Skepticism. Get Some.
Why didn't NASA do that testing?
Study history and not obsess over some details in a photograph.
Sending animals into space to test for radiation is a really poor way to do the science. Let's say you send a monkey up into space and get it back. You can examine it, and it might appear fine. Great, radiation must not be a problem, you conclude. But 6 years later, the monkey dies of cancer. Unfortunately, living tissue makes for a pretty poor radiation detector. You might be able to tell there is some kind of radiation, but you won't necessarily be able to tell what kind and how much.
Originally posted by SayonaraJupiterWhy didn't NASA do that testing?
Originally posted by theability
reply to post by dplum517
Study history and not obsess over some details in a photograph.
The photographic record of Apollo is history you goof!
Did you attend school? Basic and rather elementary school skills teach us that photographs are history, memory's and documentation of our past, right?
So why wouldn't we "obsess" over photographs, for it is apart of the Apollo Mission history record.
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