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originally posted by: cestrup
originally posted by: Rob48
And as for calling the factor of 2.45x a "strawman", what the hell? That is just another example of basic science, basic fmaths. If you want objects in the Apollo footage to appear to be falling at the correct rate for Earth gravity, you have to speed it up by 2.45 times. I did that equation at school when I was about 14 years old!
t = √(2d/g)
If you divide g by a factor of 6 (ONE SIXTH GRAVITY!) then you increase t by a factor of √6.
√6 = 2.45.
Many things about Apollo may be rocket science, but this is GCSE physics! Does NASA control Newton's laws of gravity now or what?
Please, stop embarrassing yourself by confusing ignorance with skepticism. Skepticism is an admirable, healthy trait. Ignorance of basic mathematics and science is not.
Assuming they're in 1/6 gravity being the fallacy, buddy. Most of us, who believe this was a hoax, believe that this was filmed in 1g, with harnesses and film speed to give the illusion of the moon's gravity.
originally posted by: cestrup
Put Apollo 11 'lunar' footage to 2x speed. It appears to be normal speed.
originally posted by: Kronzon
originally posted by: cestrup
I don't have conclusive evidence either way. I haven't been shown conclusive evidence either way (which makes me retarded, I guess - I mean look at the cloud formations in the photo!).
You type that and then go into a tirade. That seems a little strange. Also, you made a comment about astronauts getting rabid when questioned... well, if I risked my life for science and the good of mankind then had a group of people constantly follow me around calling me a liar along with other names, I won't repeat here, eventually I would get a little rabid too. People like that [conspiracy stalkers] are sketchy. It's good to be rapid. Especially when you have children. It's a natural protection instinct. And lastly, would you mind putting up your OWN mathematical equations proving this possible hoax?
originally posted by: cestrup
a reply to: cestrup
And something nobody has replied to which was quite the eye-opener for me was what the poster "Turbonium" (sp?) brought up. Why, if you speed up the footage on Apollo 11 to 2x and then the rest to 2x, do they look different? It makes the other missions look too fidgity (Usain on meth ) but puts Apollo 11 in earthly fashion. I find that rather odd. Looking forward to your answers...
originally posted by: cestrup
a reply to: Rob48
Nobody is asking for the dust - we're talking about the astronauts jump being IDENTICAL to the mythbuster's jump at 1g. That's why I'm being dismissive about the dust. I thought I made that clear. The dust is separate of the astronaut - right???
Next, they brought in a rig with a harness and bungee cords attached to a tracking system--built specifically for the test by Trapeze World--that would simulate the moon's gravity. After strapping in, Adam repeated the three movements while Jamie filmed him at 48 fps.
When they slowed down the footage to the regular 24 fps, they weren't impressed by what they found. While it was close, the slowed down footage wasn't an exact match with NASA's footage
originally posted by: cestrup
a reply to: Rob48
Nobody is asking for the dust - we're talking about the astronauts jump being IDENTICAL to the mythbuster's jump at 1g. That's why I'm being dismissive about the dust. I thought I made that clear. The dust is separate of the astronaut - right???
Here, this is literally one of thousands of sped up clips. This is where it's subjective. It looks rather normal to me and others but you'll claim it looks silly and we'll just have to agree to disagree. Then you'll throw some numbers out there that assume everything was on the moon and wei'll again be at wit's end. Amirite??
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originally posted by: onebigmonkey
originally posted by: cestrup
a reply to: Rob48
Nobody is asking for the dust - we're talking about the astronauts jump being IDENTICAL to the mythbuster's jump at 1g. That's why I'm being dismissive about the dust. I thought I made that clear. The dust is separate of the astronaut - right???
Here, this is literally one of thousands of sped up clips. This is where it's subjective. It looks rather normal to me and others but you'll claim it looks silly and we'll just have to agree to disagree. Then you'll throw some numbers out there that assume everything was on the moon and wei'll again be at wit's end. Amirite??
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But it doesn't look normal does it? I don't know how you can say it is when clearly it is not. Armstrong and Aldrin cross paths any times - how come the harnesses don't get tangled up?
originally posted by: onebigmonkey
You can't take these little fragments in isolation and say the rest is irrelevant. The rest is crucial to seeing the entire picture.
originally posted by: cestrup
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And WTH is this? How does a man do this? He can only jump 18 inches on a salute but can lift himself up with his big toe? This is insane? He's being pulled up by a wire if you ask me.
And there's even "pings" of light from the wires above the astronauts - as seen in this footage
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What the heck could that be??
Do you understand how a production works? They make things look perfect and scrap the bad scenes - such as harnesses tangling. I find this type of logic troubling. So because you don't see their harnesses tangling - it's real? You must be imrpressed by a lot of industry tricks[.quote]
In a live production? With ground crew talking to the astronauts while being observed in close-up by the world's media IN THE CONTROL ROOM? Jesus H Christ.edit on 7-5-2014 by Rob48 because: (no reason given)
originally posted by: cestrup
a reply to: Rob48
I still don't see how that didn't look totally strange to you. I thought the 200lb back pack weighed them down, even in lunar g? But here, it's like a feather. And him putting his hand on the other fella just lifted him right up. Looks very fishy to most people but you believe everything from Apollo so let's throw subjectivity out the window. It looks totally normal, right???
The pings, as shown by Percy, are sometimes 4+ ft above the astronaut and follow a straight line from the plss. I'm not talking about the antennae.
originally posted by: cestrup
a reply to: Rob48
I still don't see how that didn't look totally strange to you. I thought the 200lb back pack weighed them down, even in lunar g? But here, it's like a feather.
The pings, as shown by Percy, are sometimes 4+ ft above the astronaut and follow a straight line from the plss. I'm not talking about the antennae.
originally posted by: cestrup
originally posted by: Kronzon
originally posted by: cestrup
I don't have conclusive evidence either way. I haven't been shown conclusive evidence either way (which makes me retarded, I guess - I mean look at the cloud formations in the photo!).
You type that and then go into a tirade. That seems a little strange. Also, you made a comment about astronauts getting rabid when questioned... well, if I risked my life for science and the good of mankind then had a group of people constantly follow me around calling me a liar along with other names, I won't repeat here, eventually I would get a little rabid too. People like that [conspiracy stalkers] are sketchy. It's good to be rapid. Especially when you have children. It's a natural protection instinct. And lastly, would you mind putting up your OWN mathematical equations proving this possible hoax?
no tirade, just what I have problems with. I don't claim what I have is 100% conclusive proof. I'm simply here providing of why I believe it to be a hoax rather than man went to the moon. Why don't you tell me why you believe so much instead of worrying about your perceived motives of me? That would be a start. And welcome to ATS!
Oh, as to the astronauts. Do you have proof of them being stalked? I mean, them being harrassed, yes - I've seen that. But what made you think they were in danger? Do people normally go around in the late 90s with a camera and a microphone and hurt people? They all got really angry and "showed their cards" IMO much like when I was a child and caught in a lie. Make it seem really personal and sell the idea that "you're insulted" and get angry and make threats. These guys should be laughing at the notion if they were confident about what they've seen. Instead, as soon as they knew Sibrel's intentions - they all reacted the same way.
originally posted by: cestrup
originally posted by: Kronzon
originally posted by: cestrup
I don't have conclusive evidence either way. I haven't been shown conclusive evidence either way (which makes me retarded, I guess - I mean look at the cloud formations in the photo!).
You type that and then go into a tirade. That seems a little strange. Also, you made a comment about astronauts getting rabid when questioned... well, if I risked my life for science and the good of mankind then had a group of people constantly follow me around calling me a liar along with other names, I won't repeat here, eventually I would get a little rabid too. People like that [conspiracy stalkers] are sketchy. It's good to be rapid. Especially when you have children. It's a natural protection instinct. And lastly, would you mind putting up your OWN mathematical equations proving this possible hoax?
no tirade, just what I have problems with. I don't claim what I have is 100% conclusive proof. I'm simply here providing of why I believe it to be a hoax rather than man went to the moon. Why don't you tell me why you believe so much instead of worrying about your perceived motives of me? That would be a start. And welcome to ATS!
Oh, as to the astronauts. Do you have proof of them being stalked? I mean, them being harrassed, yes - I've seen that. But what made you think they were in danger? Do people normally go around in the late 90s with a camera and a microphone and hurt people? They all got really angry and "showed their cards" IMO much like when I was a child and caught in a lie. Make it seem really personal and sell the idea that "you're insulted" and get angry and make threats. These guys should be laughing at the notion if they were confident about what they've seen. Instead, as soon as they knew Sibrel's intentions - they all reacted the same way.
originally posted by: cestrup
a reply to: choos
Quit focusing on the dust. That's a losing argument. You can't single one piece out in that shoddy footage and that could easily be added on as some special effect of some sort. We are talking about the astronaut, not dust. Why does it appear exactly as the mythbusters jump when sped up? No dust - why???
Sometimes it's easy to see through the motives and bringing up blogs from a comic webstite in 2003 when Jarrah was probably a child (just a guess, I can't tell how old he is) is kind of harsh.