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So what. The level of opposition to your posts is not evidence that you are correct or that you have a valid point.
Originally posted by Josephus23
reply to post by Derised Emanresu
So...
I get anywhere between 6 and 9 nine people now who seem adamant to attempt and prove my point wrong.
Who cares about stars. Are you suggesting that the opposition to your posts and the support they have gathered is directly linked to the factual nature of YOUR posts and not theirs?
And for some odd reason all of these same people have 5-8 stars beside all of the "Josephus is wrong" comments.
You have no reasoning at all. You are poisoning the well, your ad hominem attack and appealing to ridicule highlite the fact that your posts have no substance or real strength in arguing your belief.
You see... I am using inductive reasoning to intuit that the same people who seem intent on trashing me are all patting one another on the back and starring each other's comments, like the comments have some relevance.
This is irelevant. You argument has no substance. Just show the evidence that supports your claim.
And then you all act like you just killed a deer a brought it home for dinner. (Troglodytes used to do that)
Inductive reasoning is the same type that I used to show that these supposed "moon landings" are most likely a HOAX.
It only betrays the fact that you are all a bit freaked out that your official storyline might not make a lick of sense.
Peese.
And, that *may* be possible...!
Originally posted by ocker
And, that *may* be possible...!
I found ...
Late last month, NASA announced the winners of 12 awards for studying the biological effects of radiation. Topping the list is a $1.75 million project to irradiate up to 18 squirrel monkeys in an effort to find out what space radiation does to the central nervous system...The experiment is designed to investigate the effects of solar flares and galactic cosmic rays: both will bombard astronauts with charged particles in greater numbers once they leave the protection of Earth's magnetosphere.
Originally posted by FoosM
Radiation
Of course we cant get to the moon because of radiation.
Short stay on the moon's surface? What about the trip itself?
These guys supposedly went through an unmapped VA belt, during a period of high solar activity, and pranced around on a radiated moon. Even low doses of radiation can be deadly- as in cancer causing. And if it doesnt kill you, it can at least it can make you sick:
Strong, unfiltered sunlight, with its large infrared component, heats one side of the spacecraft. Meanwhile, the great heatsink of deep space chills the other side as energy is radiated away at infrared wavelengths. The story is told in the excellent book, Apollo: The Race to the Moon, by Murray and Cox, of the difficulties the spacecraft designers were having with the heatshield material around the Command Module, trying to make it withstand extreme cold as well as heat. Joe Shea, a brilliant and intuitive engineer who was the NASA chief overseeing the CSM's difficult birth, asked how long it took for the heatshield to cool to the point where it began to crack and flake. The answer of thirteen hours prompted him to suggest that they simply keep changing the spacecraft's attitude by rotating it slowly in the sunlight. The maneuver which resulted was PTC or Passive Thermal Control, dubbed by many the 'barbecue' mode.
The integrity of the heatshield is not the only reason for PTC. The RCS quads, SPS propellant tanks and the structure, propellant and battery systems of the LM also needed to be evenly heated or cooled
Originally posted by PsykoOps
Originally posted by FoosM
Radiation
Of course we cant get to the moon because of radiation.
Short stay on the moon's surface? What about the trip itself?
These guys supposedly went through an unmapped VA belt, during a period of high solar activity, and pranced around on a radiated moon. Even low doses of radiation can be deadly- as in cancer causing. And if it doesnt kill you, it can at least it can make you sick:
This part alone shows how much you know about apollo. They went through a mild part of the belt. There was no high period of solar activity and even if there were they had procedures to minimize the exposure. Also the radiation in the moon wasn't dangerous for a 3 day stay.
[Edit to add] Btw, they started to map the belt in 1958
[edit on 5/5/2010 by PsykoOps]
Originally posted by FoosM
Because every aspect of Apollo could be simulated on Earth.
they had simulated regolith & moondust
Originally posted by Tomblvd
How could the unique properties of the lunar regolith be simulated here?
Originally posted by Exuberant1
Originally posted by Tomblvd
How could the unique properties of the lunar regolith be simulated here?
You honestly cannot think of any ways to simulate lunar regolith for the cameras?
How would they even know they were about to be fried by massive solar event?
Originally posted by DJW001
reply to post by FoosM
Every aspect of World War II can be duplicated on a sound stage, therefore World War II didn't happen. Brilliant.
The bomb sites were intensely radioactive for the first few hours after the explosions, but thereafter the danger diminished rapidly. American scientists sweeping Hiroshima with Geiger counters a month after the explosion to see if the area was safe for occupation troops found a devastated city but little radioactivity. Water lilies blackened by the blast had already begun to grow again, suggesting that whatever radioactivity there had been immediately following the blast had quickly dissipated.
U.S. military authorities touted these findings to an apprehensive world as proof that A-bombs really weren't so bad. A rumor widespread among Japanese civilians--evidently based on comments made by an American science writer in an interview published shortly after the bombings--held that Hiroshima and Nagasaki would be uninhabitable for 70 or 75 years. To quell such talk, American military leaders held a press conference at which they suggested that the explosions had been massive but otherwise ordinary, denied any lingering danger, and predicted there would be no further deaths.
WW2 was not conducted and communicated through one source, ala a government agency. Apollo was.
Joe Shea... asked how long it took for the heatshield to cool to the point where it began to crack and flake. The answer of thirteen hours prompted him to suggest that they simply keep changing the spacecraft's attitude by rotating it slowly in the sunlight.
I dont recall the LM being rotated on the moon for the three days it was sitting there baking in the Sun.
Nor did I see Astronots pirouetting.