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Originally posted by choos
reply to post by SayonaraJupiter
ok. april than, so did he sit in a centrifuge in april?
Originally posted by choos
reply to post by SayonaraJupiter
from april to launch date he has a total 18hrs in a centrifuge. are we agreed on this?edit on 10-5-2012 by choos because: refined question
Originally posted by choos
reply to post by SayonaraJupiter
alright, ill try again, Did michael collins spend time in a centrifuge?
I am using the data in this report to demonstrate that Michael Collins didn't get time on the centrifuge until April 14th
It turns out that it is very hard to pinpoint something so far away, even with fancy 1960s vintage equipment.
Originally posted by ProudBird
reply to post by SayonaraJupiter
YES!!! Yes, I WOULD!!
A chance to fly in SPACE??? Yeah....I would JUMP at that!!!!
(ANYONE want to hire me??? I'm not THAT "old" (yet).......I can be a GREAT 'asset'.....)
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Originally posted by Shoonra
Far from "no question that Apollo is fake", the moon landings were each done with demonstrations that PROVED that the astronauts were not on earth. For example, hitting a golf ball a mile. Simply not possible even with Hollywood's best studio at the time.
Alan Shepard "Second, there’s no question in my mind that it’s easy to misjudge distances, not only high above the surface - that we discussed before - but also distances along the surface. It’s crystal clear up there (on the Moon) - there’s no closeness that you try to associate with it in Earth terms - it just looks a lot closer than it is."
The NASA scientists had reported that the Apollo 14 astronauts Shepard and Mitchell had come almost 65 feet close to the 1100-feet Cone Crater and could not identify it. When the Astronauts had abandoned their search after completion of a half-an-hour extension, they were at the highest elevation point near the 1100-feet enormous crater and they were expecting a highly prominent pit. Astronaut Mitchell felt that the Moon had deceived them.