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webstra
Deny at any cost...that's what apollogists do.
Because the price of losing is to big.
choos
already told you.. the proper factor to replicate earth gravity is 2.26x.. you need to speed up lunar footage 2.26x to replicate earths gravity..
that doesnt mean that objects will move at earths speed, IT WILL HOWEVER MEAN THAT OBJECTS WILL FALL AT THE SAME RATE AS ON EARTH
webstra
Deny at any cost...that's what apollogists do.
Because the price of losing is to big.
dragonridr
reply to post by turbonium1
Please show us this footage id love to see it so show us where its been sped up and we can compare it to the original. See i see you talking about alot of ifs but have dont nothing to present your point. Ive seen videos that were sped up didnt look realistic to me so you pick one that you think looks good and will look at it.
turbonium1
You're joking, I hope...
2.26x speed is clearly faster than normal, Earth-bound speed.
All movements are too fast, including the descent.
It matches up at 1.5x speed, as the Mythbusters jump showed so well.
This is confirmed with all the other footage (except Apollo 11). At the same 1.5x speed, it's all at Earth speed.
It's not possible on the moon. Only on Earth.
Do I need to mention the 50% speed, too?
But the Apollo Defenders want to keep Apollo in a spotless condition, they can't deal with any incongruities in the narratives. Like the number of cameras smuggled by astronauts or Arizona State University with the "stealth LRV" images.
turbonium1
If you speed up a 1/6g jump by 1.5x, will it match up to a 1g jump?
Within 0.2-0.3 seconds ?
It will not match up, of course.
So how come they matched?
They don't match 2.26x speed, as you claim they would.
You can't even use your 'magic' dust, now.
Exactly the contrary. It is you Hoaxies who are so out of touch with the messiness of reality that you consider minor incongruities due to faulty memories or departures from plan to be evidence of fraud. If your bus does not arrive on time, does that incongruity prove that the bus company doesn't exist?
Really, DJ, what you are suggesting here (by means of a card-stacking technique) is utterly ridiculous. If the bus does not arrive on time the conclusion should be that "the bus is late". It does not automagically mean the bus company doesn't exist!
What you are describing is Defender Logic. It's a leap of faith. For example "I saw the launch therefore it's all real." Leaps of faith are not logical. Here's a good one "I saw it on TV therefore it's all real they couldn't fake it or they'd all be lying about it."
SayonaraJupiter
webstra
Deny at any cost...that's what apollogists do.
Because the price of losing is to big.
The Apollogists know they have lost. They can hear the ghost of Richard Nixon saying deny, deny, deny. "Well, I'll tell you I am not a crook."
Then it's the ghost of Richard Nixon apollogizing. "When the president does it, that means that it is not illegal."
But the Apollo Defenders want to keep Apollo in a spotless condition, they can't deal with any incongruities in the narratives. Like the number of cameras smuggled by astronauts or Arizona State University with the "stealth LRV" images.
I am sure some Apollo Defenders will come along and try to say that the BLACK BLOB is a LRV. They would be stupid to try to do that when the picture clearly shows a BLACK BLOB.edit on 2/15/2014 by SayonaraJupiter because: add BLACK BLOB
DJW001
reply to post by SayonaraJupiter
Really, DJ, what you are suggesting here (by means of a card-stacking technique) is utterly ridiculous. If the bus does not arrive on time the conclusion should be that "the bus is late". It does not automagically mean the bus company doesn't exist!
Oh? Then why does Hasselblad not knowing how many of its cameras someone else left on the Moon mean NASA faked landing on the Moon? Explain the difference between the two assertions.
What you are describing is Defender Logic. It's a leap of faith. For example "I saw the launch therefore it's all real." Leaps of faith are not logical. Here's a good one "I saw it on TV therefore it's all real they couldn't fake it or they'd all be lying about it."
Whereas it requires no leap of faith to go from Richard Nixon watching The Godfather to Richard Nixon hoaxing Apollo.
Goodbye.
choos
turbonium1
If you speed up a 1/6g jump by 1.5x, will it match up to a 1g jump?
Within 0.2-0.3 seconds ?
It will not match up, of course.
So how come they matched?
They don't match 2.26x speed, as you claim they would.
You can't even use your 'magic' dust, now.
i just noticed something..
i was using lunar gravity as 1.92m/s^2 which is incorrect.. gravity of the moon is 1.62m/s^2 so the factor is not 2.26x its back to 2.46x sorry for confusing..
so, a 1/6g jump at 2.46x would match up very well with a 1g jump..
im not the one using magic dust here..
you are the one who believes the dust falls too fast when sped up to about 2.46x..
on earth for dust or dirt to fall 11.61cm it will take about 0.154seconds to hit the ground..
if you speed up the jumping salute 2.46x (original frame rate is 29.97fps so 2.46 multiplied by 29.97 = 73.7fps)
all the dirt/dust is pretty much on the ground by frame 347 or by 4.708seconds.. frame 336 corresponds to 4.559 seconds in the clip at 73.7fps.
so by roughly analysing the clip when sped up 2.46x the dust takes about 0.149seconds to hit the ground.. pretty damn close to 0.154seconds calculated above aint it?
turbonium1
What did you just say here?...
"..a 1/6g jump at 2.46x would match up very well with a 1g jump.."
Why don't you ever show videos to support your claims?
Not to worry, I'll do it for you. Here's the video at 2.46x speed..
Obviously, Young's jump at 2.46x speed is much faster than Mythbusters jump in 1g.
That's why you didn't post it, and why you didn't address the issue.
You've continually ignored the fact that Young's jump at 1.5x speed matches the Mythbusters jump in 1g, within 0.2-0.3 seconds.
I'll ask you one last time...
At what speed is Young's jump (ie: the descent) better match to the speed of the Mythbusters jump (ie: the descent)?
A) 2.46x speed
B) 1.5x speed
Please answer this honestly.
No more excuses...