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The only conspiracy I personally think might of occurred here is covering up of findings at most, the best lies contain truths... I believe we went to the moon, and that we aren't being told some things about whats been found.
Originally posted by decisively
One may say this with utter confidence as Alan Shepard, a man alleged to have been diagnosed with Meniere's Disease would never have been sent to the moon were Apollo real.
In the 1960s, the very best way to determine this number, the earth's gravitational field strength number, was by MEASURING THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE EARTH AND MOON AS PRECISELY/ACCURATELY AS POSSIBLE. This is not a point in dispute, very common knowledge now.
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Deceleration begins quickly as the spacecraft slams into the upper fringes of the atmosphere, rising from a fraction of 1 G to almost 7 G's in less than 30 seconds. Source Page 342 The Apollo Guidance Computer: Architecture and Operation
By Frank O'Brien
Originally posted by decisively
reply to post by Junkheap
FYI, Meniere's disease is not considered curable now, in 2012. And fyi, even if William House fixed Shepard's bad ear, Shepard may well have come down with symptoms due to disease developing in his nonsurgerized ear, the previously good one.
Apollo is fake my friend and the Meniere's disease issue is a full proof PROOF of that simple fact.
Sorry boys....
Originally posted by fixer1967
My watch has more computing power than the Apoll did and my cell phone (W408g) has more computing power than all the computers NASA had at the time and they did it with that level of tech and we have not gone back with all the tech we have now. Rovers on the moon? I would think the moon being close by they would have rovers all over the place. If for no other reason to test them before wasting the extra time and money sending them to places like Mars. The level of tech is what gets me the most about it all. Any less tech and the Apollo would have been powered by a stream engine.