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Earth’s albedo is 0.37; Mars is 0.15; Jupiter, 0.52; Saturn, 0.47; Uranus, 0.51; Neptune 0.41. Pluto’s albedo varies from 0.5 to 0.7.
Originally posted by ImaginaryReality1984
reply to post by verylowfrequency
4. No crater? If you use this argument then i ask where is the large dust cloud as the pod lands? If you want a crater you need dust and none appears. This suggests that they either cut the engines before landing (official explanation) or that the particles, being jagged and existing in minimal gravity simply were thrown up and then sank back onto the surface rather quickly.
Originally posted by ickylevel
You don't really try to argument. You are doing it backward, you have a conclusion and you try to find something to support it.
[edit on 30-4-2010 by ickylevel]
Originally posted by Josephus23
The altitude at low earth orbit is 1,240 miles.
The rocket fired for two minutes and the distance to the moon is
238,857 miles.
The rocket is assumed to get the astronauts an awfully long distance, and quite accurately when one considers that no atmosphere would be present to allow for control of the craft, like an airplane.
Originally posted by Josephus23
Especially when one considers that the earth and the moon both have gravity. (The moon's is 1/6th that of the earth).
So this means that, regarding gravity from here to the moon, which is what rockets are designed to overcome, that we have a battle from here to the moon.
Originally posted by Josephus23
Then the astronauts have to make it back.
Originally posted by Josephus23
He also asks why no other country has been to the moon other than the good ole US of A (wave flag).
Originally posted by Josephus23
Our technology was from 1968. I would think that someone could replicate that by now.
Originally posted by Josephus23
He then goes on to state, with NASA references, that space beyond low earth orbit is "awash with radiation".
Notice that he is not saying in the Van Allen Belts alone.
But ALL of SPACE beyond low earth orbit.
Which brings me to the final argument that I will reference and that has to do with the amount of neutron radiation on the surface of the moon, which is RADIOACTIVE for of all those reading.
We didn't begin mapping that radiation on the moon until 1999.
That is a big chance to take with our astronauts, and, consequentially, why Russia stated that they would never send anyone to the moon.
The radiation.
It would have fried the astronauts.
Mmmmmmm..... Fried Astronaut.
Read the twelve part series.
Originally posted by reeferman
reply to post by ImaginaryReality1984
3. How were the mirrors placed on the moon to reflect todays lasers?
is there not a rover on Mars?
could not a similar device simply deployed the special mirror's?
did not the MoonFaker videos show evidence that lasers were reflected off the surface of the moon well before the first "landing"?
Newtons laws. An object will continue upon it's path until outside forces act upon it. Low earth orbit requires 17,000 mph (approx), escape velocity is 24,000 (approx). Once in low earth orbit the required acceleration is rather small when you consider that gravity is smaller than at earth's surface.
Actually if you want to argue that then the moon would attract us toward it
They haven't wanted to? There has been no reasont o go back until modern times with the realization that helium 3 can be useful
You know the strange thing? Tons of the moon attempt hardware was scrapped and engineers are scouring old tech to see how they overcame certain problems. This is to save them having to think it through a second time. We could of course fund them to research it a second time but that seems stupid.
A sattelite with 3mm of aluminium protection would consume around 1500 rem of radiation. The lethal dose for humans can be as high as 200 rem, at first look this seems lethal! However the astronauts passed through the belt very quickly and so their dose was minimal. The spacecraft also seems to have used gold foil as protection which is denser than aluminium and so offers more protection. Oddly modern sattelites are more prone to radiation cmpared to old echnology because the circuits are smaller and so more vulnerable to radiation.
Originally posted by ickylevel
The crater and jump videos are pretty amazing. You must be brainwashed for not having just a doubt seeing them. It would be like accepting official version of 09/11. The flag video is not very convincing though.
For me the way astronauts jump on the videos is totally unrealistic. I alway tougth they were attached on cables.Until then I didnd't know that NASA itself conducted test and experiments to see how high they would be able to jump. And it contradicts completely their own moon videos.
And the "NASA guy" trying to explain that they are pulled back by gravity because they were heavily equiped : Lol he doesn't even knows that free fall force is the same regardless of the mass. It's the beginning of the jump that's harder , you don't fall faster if you are heavier.
The evidences are in front of your eyes , for you to see.
You can alway find an excuse to deny them, like saying that the "kid" wo makes theses videos is not credible (I too don't believe in 100% of what he says).
Propanganda is not made to challenge critical thinking, but to give an excuse to the cowards.
Ringed by footprints, sitting in the moondust, lies a 2-foot wide panel studded with 100 mirrors pointing at Earth: the "lunar laser ranging retroreflector array." Apollo 11 astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong put it there on July 21, 1969, about an hour before the end of their final moonwalk. Thirty-five years later, it’s the only Apollo science experiment still running.