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Every country that has sent a probe, not only to the moon, but out of LEO, has had the capacity to measure radiation. It is a very easy procedure to connect a detector to the telemetry. If radiation were some kind of "show stopper", the scientists and engineers, not to mention the politicians of ALL these countries would all know something was amiss. Yet we have seen not one scientist or engineer question Apollo. Not one. Why?
Originally posted by backinblack
reply to post by Tomblvd
Every country that has sent a probe, not only to the moon, but out of LEO, has had the capacity to measure radiation. It is a very easy procedure to connect a detector to the telemetry. If radiation were some kind of "show stopper", the scientists and engineers, not to mention the politicians of ALL these countries would all know something was amiss. Yet we have seen not one scientist or engineer question Apollo. Not one. Why?
Is it true they checked radiation levels years after the apollo missions and found them to be 30-40% more that earlier figures?
I know there are a lot of rumours around..
I know there are a lot of rumours around..
What specific radiation are you talking about?
A link would be helpful.
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Originally posted by theability
reply to post by backinblack
I know there are a lot of rumours around..
What does a rumor have to do with FACTS, Jesus backinblack, get off the gut feelings!
You wanted to debate, yet you talk about rumors, what a joke!
Rumors, hearsay, have nothing to do with Apollo being a hoax!
How hard is that to figure out?
I am through with you
Originally posted by backinblack
reply to post by Tomblvd
What specific radiation are you talking about?
A link would be helpful.
I'll try and find it..Maybe in another thread.
I think it was from the moon surface though..
“We really need to know more about the radiation environment on the Moon, especially if people will be staying there for more than just a few days,” says Harlan Spence, a professor of astronomy at Boston University.
Originally posted by theability
reply to post by backinblack
Is that actual video?
It appears enhanced.
You hoax people and your "it appears" bs again?
How many times has the gut feelings of it looks odd have to be brought up?
What you think has nothing to do with it.
That has been proven.
If you think its fake then Show your work.
I'll be waiting for your beyond reasonable doubt proof.
GOOD LUCK!
edit on 24-12-2010 by theability because: (no reason given)
that will capture select portions of the Moon's surface at 0.5-meter resolution.
Originally posted by theability
reply to post by FoosM
Why are you only focusing on Apollo 17?
Wow Foosm that is what mission it was in the video, you goof!
I know how hard it is for you to actually focus on one topic, like throughout this whole thread, you can't pay attention to detail about anything!
edit on 25-12-2010 by theability because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by FoosM
The videos you posted Weed prove you wrong.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
www.russelland.com...
It really is astonishingly easy to discredit each and EVERY "hoax" claim, each and EVERY time....
Good night, Moon "hoax" believers, wherever you are......
edit on 25 December 2010 by weedwhacker because: (no reason given)
Image Transform, then a startup company in North Hollywood, brought about the other improvement. They demonstrated to NASA, using Apollo 15 footage, their new proprietary system for enhancing video. NASA had them bring their system online for Apollo 16. Now the converted video from all EVA's was shipped to California, enhanced, returned to Houston, and then distributed to the network pool, all in real time.
Originally posted by jra
Originally posted by FoosM
The videos you posted Weed prove you wrong.
Could you perhaps explain how they prove WW wrong? Lets try to have an actual discussion for once.
2nd line
After less than a day on the lunar surface, it is time to go. Using its one small engine, the top part of the Eagle rises up. Dust blows everywhere. "I looked up long enough to see the flag fall over," Aldrin recalls.
Flag and debris motion during cabin depress and RCS hot-fire check
Hmmmm. A "startup company" . "North Hollywood". "new proprietary system for enhancing video" Hmmmmm. Sounds like some early CGI company, or more accurately CIA company.
Its like NASA is using the same plaster of paris moon they used for Apollo for new missions.
Originally posted by DJW001
reply to post by FoosM
Its like NASA is using the same plaster of paris moon they used for Apollo for new missions.
Either that, or the Moon just doesn't change very much. What sort of changes would you expect in the terrain? Meteoroids large enough to cause cratering that would be visible at these resolutions are extremely rare. The meteors you see at the height of a brilliant shower are the size of a grain of sand.
Im starting to think that maybe they are hiding something there on that moon.
The point is that the maps are similar in scale.
Maybe I should of said they are using the same cameras.
They use the same/similar fuel, right?
The engines are used for the same principle. right?
So why do we clearly see exhaust from the Shuttle but not the LM?
Common hypergolic propellant combinations
--Aerozine 50 (a hydrazine and unsymmetrical dimethylhydrazine (UDMH) mix) + nitrogen tetroxide - widely used in historical American rockets, including the Titan 2; all engines in the Apollo Lunar Module; and the Service Propulsion System in the Apollo Service Module
--Unsymmetrical dimethylhydrazine (UDMH) + nitrogen tetroxide - frequently used by the Russians, such as in the Proton rocket and supplied by them to France for the Ariane 1 first and second stages (replaced with UH 25); ISRO PSLV second stage
--UH 25 + nitrogen tetroxide - large engines: Ariane 1 through Ariane 4 first and second stages
--Monomethylhydrazine (MMH) + nitrogen tetroxide - smaller engines and reaction control thrusters: Apollo Command Module reaction control system; Space Shuttle OMS and RCS; Ariane 5 EPS; Draco thrusters used in SpaceX Falcon 9 second stage and Dragon spacecraft.