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I've been watching some of the Spacecraft films videos of Apollo
missions, 7 through 15 so far. Got me thinking... If the first moon landing was faked, why do more? They could have said "we beat the russians to the moon, we're happy". Why take the time and trouble to fake 6 more missions? The DVDs I have range from 8 or 10 to over 20 hours of footage. Why would they do all this if it wasn't real? |
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PowerPost2000 wrote:
If the first moon landing was faked, why do more? They could have said "we beat the russians to the moon, we're happy". Why take the time and trouble to fake 6 more missions? Maybe they had a contract with Chesley Bonestell that ran for 7 jobs? --scott -- "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." |
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![]() Scott Dorsey wrote: PowerPost2000 wrote: If the first moon landing was faked, why do more? They could have said "we beat the russians to the moon, we're happy". Why take the time and trouble to fake 6 more missions? Maybe they had a contract with Chesley Bonestell that ran for 7 jobs? --scott After the Apollo 11 landing revealed the surface of the Sea Of Tranquility to be a rolling dust covered plain, WvB turned to Chesley Bonestell (who was at mission control for the landing) and said: "Don't worry Chesley; you were right- it was the Moon that was wrong." ;-) Still, even Chesley would have gotten some satisfaction in a picture like this: http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/image/pla...tt_boulder.jpg or this: http://www.astro.czuby.net/photos/Ksiezyc_(55)/apollo%2017%20-%20large%20lunar%20boulder.jpg Pat |
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http://www.astro.czuby.net/photos/Ksiezyc_(55)/apollo%2017%20-%20large%20lunar%20boulder.jpg
Pat Flannery, Since their superimposed Earth is merely worth 1.9°, it's fairly obvious that the Hasselblad 6X6 format camera lens must have been that of an in between custom/stealth lens that supposedly wasn't within their standard inventory, offering a moderate diagonal telephoto ratio of roughly 28:1 (diagonal FOV = 28 x 1.9 = 53°). Of course those pesky 85% albedo clouds of Earth are unfortunately not all that much brighter than portions of that unusually clean and essentially moon-dust free rock that's sharing an albedo close to 70%, with the moonscape being within the realm 50+%. Perhaps that big moon rock that's so reflective was actually a large rock like formation of their moon guano, or possibly of dirty moon salt/sodium. Since Earth should have been an extremely vibrant bluish orb as having it's extra kilometers worth of an atmospheric layer plus such highly reflective clouds, I can't but wonder why they felt it so necessary as to having turned down the color saturation of so many of their color prints to roughly 10%~5% of normal? Even in B&W format the near-blue and near-UV spectrum worth of our Earth should have been extremely vibrant to that of an optically unfiltered Kodak eye that's typically extra sensitive to such bluish and even a bit of the UV-a color spectrum. Too bad the likes of Venus or any other planet wasn't ever within frame upon any of their EVA expeditions, whereas compared to mother Earth is where the likes of Venus would obviously have been the much smaller item but otherwise downright blinding to the unfiltered Kodak eye (especially without such optics having a fairly substantial UV filter). The same can be said of the near-blue and UV-a worth of Sirius that must have always been hiding itself directly behind the moon. Of course within two of those Apollo missions is where Venus would have been downright impossible to have excluded, yet somehow they managed. http://history.nasa.gov/SP-362/ch1.htm "Hasselblad EL. Electric; interchangeable 80-, 105-, 250-, and 500-mm focal length lenses; 105-mm lens transmits ultraviolet (UV) wavelengths." BTW; Their Westinghouse Color TV Camera also had no such near-UV/UV-a deep cutoff filter. Though having a farily low resolution at 200 lines, but otherwise having offered a darn good dynamic range of operation from 5 to 12,000 f-c (that's a nifty DR of 2400 which is way better than double that of their film, yet still no such other planets nor stars that even film should have recorded). http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/image/pla...tt_boulder.jpg Here we have our naked moonsuit of roughly 85% albedo, accommodating our brave and obviously rad-hard DNA astronaut as walking upon our totally gamma and otherwise hard-X-ray moon, plus having to endure loads of direct and of secondary IR that should have been efficiently reflected at 33% off the otherwise nearly 7% average visual albedo instead of the apparent 55+% visual albedo of their very guano like moon that was so nicely covered in such a nifty thin layer of clumping and non-electrostatic portland cement and cornmeal. Notice how the darkest of that moon-dust which should have been infused with the likes of titanium. iron and carbon/soot isn't hardly below the 20% albedo mark. Notice how the upper surface of that big rock is offering somewhat less of an incline yet accommodates no such moon-dust whatsoever (must have been cleaned off from all of that solar wind). Notice how the not so distant terrain that's unless you're standing upon a hill simply can't be hardly more than a km to the horizon, yet our moon seems to be offering such an unusually clean terrain which hasn't hardly another such rock or much less of any dark and nasty meteorites to spare, or even one lousy exposure worth of the nearly coal like darkness worth of lunar basalt in sight. This image is actually suggesting they were within somewhat of a crater like depression with all of those nicely eroded soft hills surrounding that perhaps should not ave any more moon-dust upon them than thar hills than upon that nifty terrestrial looking rock. BTW No.2; I believe that most of those camera lenses did so happen to incorporate a neutral polarised filter, that which should have made for their portland cement and cornmeal surface of their otherwise guano like moon record as somewhat darker than otherwise recorded w/o benefit of such an optical element. I'll also gladly post links to those official color and even of those UV sensitive B&W images of our red, white and blue flag that oddly recorded such colors as though being of xenon lamp spectrum illuminated. Imagine that, apparently our sun upon our naked moon is actually a raw xenon illumination spectrum with damn little UV and essentially contributing nothing of hard-X-rays or otherwise adding to the horrific cosmic gamma influx. Apollo-11 July 20th, 1969 (distance from the surface of moon to surface of Earth) http://www.fourmilab.ch/cgi-bin/uncgi/Earth 12:00 UTC July 21, 1969 View from Moon: 379,829 km above 8°19'S 75°7'E The average distance = 384,467 km or 384,401 km depending on which US/Russian science you'd care to select. Aparently the actual average distance is just about anything you'd care to make it as pertaing to whatever lat/long position upon this Earth you're stiuated at, and of course since Earth's tilt has been continually shifting about is certainly why there's hardly any absolute way of folks knowing the center to center average distance from any one given surface location. Again, it's too bad that we still haven't established anything as efficiently station-keeping itself within the interactive LL-1 zone that would have told us damn near everything we'd care to know, and then some. Supposedly (according to NASA) their "normal 80-millimeter lens could be easily replaced with a 105-millimeter, 250-millimeter, or 500-millimeter lens". Of course with moonsuit gloves it's nearly impossible if not simply unwise to change a given lense once you're on the EVA go. There's also the fairly nasty electrostatic moon-dust consideration plus the continuous extremes of IR that's obviously direct as well as per secondary that's contributing roughly another 33% as reflected, as essentially providing extra IR energy for man and machine to deal with, along with a thin/(low density) of a nearly crystal clear atmospheric layer of a few of those highly insulative elements to boot. Gee whiz folks, besides all of the gamma/hard-X-rays and of being so damn hot and nasty in ways of being so coal like carbon/soot worthy of being electrostatic dusty and of avoiding whatever's actually tens of meters deep in places, and yet we're still supposed to perceive there's no insurmountable problems to behold. - Brad Guth |
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PowerPost2000 wrote:
If the first moon landing was faked, why do more? They could have said "we beat the russians to the moon, we're happy". Why take the time and trouble to fake 6 more missions? You know Hollywood: if one movie is a success, it'll be followed by numerous sequels... ![]() Mark |
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PowerPost2000,
There's metric tonnes worth of gold in them thar hills. Meaning that on both sides of this perpetrated cold-war fence there were tens of thousands of jobs and seriously big-time financial and retirement benefit rewards for being encharge of such a grand collective, whereas such a hoax or not was all that counts, as otherwise keeping thousands of such highly paid positions at the top that simply would not have been created and/or sustained so long after WW-II, was clearly their priority No.1 objective. This is not even to mention upon all of their religious ruse factors that already had a long and bloody history of getting their way, or else. It's not that each side wasn't at the time honestly trying to get something to/from our extremely nearby moon. Once our first Apollo mission failed but was having to be hoaxed along in order to look as though we'd accomplish the task (else funding would have been cut), then it was just more of the same dry-runs, along with each effort obtaining more expertise and soft-science with regards to what human space travels and that task of having to eventually accomplish our moon actually represented, and therefore the learning curve of appreciating the daunting task of actually getting something/anything safely onto that nasty sucker was gradually becoming a reality, that should become doable as of today, or of at least the near furture of what sufficiently robust robotics can manage. Radiation, pesky meteorites and/or meters deep moon-dust or not, just their own Kodak moments has long since proven as a hard matter of physics fact that such unfiltered photos were not as such obtained while upon our dark and nasty moon. So, where's the argument? The likes of "tj Frazir" and of so many others as having been sufficiently correct about our moon being one extremely nasty radioactive plus cosmic/solar reactive place that our frail DNA simply can not have survived unscaved, but then why not collectively work together at terminating the likes of NASA once and for all? This Usenet of incest cloned "Art Deco" types being just another borg like brown-nosed collective part of their ongoing ruse/sting of the century, whereas their pagan religious and political skewed agenda has been clearly based upon a butt-loads of space-toilet infomercial crapolla, or much worse. Why are these folks pretending at being so all-knowing but otherwise so unable or unwilling to contribute to the actual task of informing the public, as to sharing the information as to how badly they've been snookered, and that far too many having died as a direct result of this perpetrated cold-war and the ongoing science ruse/sting of the century. tj Frazir; all these elements are charged by cosmic rays. tj Frazir; all these elements are in radioative constant. tj Frazir; How much radioactive thorium can you stand ? Russia/USSR since 1959 has in fact managed to have impacted our moon, and subsequently we've impacted that nasty sucker many times with some fairly big stuff, yet neither of us have thus far managed to establish a surviving robotic science package (not that we haven't tried every trick in the book) that's interactively contributing data as taken directly from the lunar surface. Unfortunately, survivable types of impactors having robust micro circuitry and thus being capable of such methods having provided suitable data from such science instruments simply haven't been allowed anywhere near our moon, and as far as anyone knows about fly-by-rocket landers that simply have not been up to the task of accommodating the necessary deorbit and down-range while dealing with lunar mascons, whereas the obvious thin atmosphere and terribly nasty surface environment limits our options of getting anything of size and mass safely deployed without such efforts involving some degree of final impact into the meters deep layers of salty and reactive moon dust, or having to termiate into a nearly solid basalt crater. Oddly, the ongoing exclusions of existing evidence, especially as to our moon's gamma and secondary/recoil worth of hard-X-rays, has thus far been the status quo of what has been excluded from their hard-science, as well as having been banished away from the remote soft-science as published for the rest of us village idiots to read about, just as were the similar gamma and other radiation spectrum readings as taken from our privately funded Lunar Prospector. In other words, it has been impossible that folks encharge of such instruments as having received these science readings about the existing gamma and hard-X-ray potential of our moon to have not known about such facts, as having been in fact playing along with our original perpetrated cold-war game plan, by way of having excluded whatever doesn't agree with the NASA/Apollo scriptures and political agenda. The same tactic goes for whatever Venus has had to offer. You'd think that this degree of skewed science as having lied it's butt(s) off and then having ever since been continually involved with covering thy butt(s) is as bad off as it gets, but it's not even the worse part of what such dastardly deeds have actually amounted to. The likes of "tj Frazir" have been sufficiently right from the very beginnings, yet having become somewhat diverted by way of these Usenet rusemasters and of their own mindset that wants certain things to be the case, when in fact so much of science and thus history is simply skewed beyond the point of no return. - Brad Guth |
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Sy Liebergot ) writes:
Brad Guth dribbled more of his looniness and insanity: PowerPost2000, [....] - Brad Guth I normally ignore this provocative subject, since there are some of you psuedo-scientists and engineeers bloviating here that haven't a year's formal science training or common sense among you. As a "front-line" Flight Controller in Mission Control and an integral participant for the entire Apollo Program, I will tell you unequivocally that we did indeed sucessfully land humans on the Moon and return them safely to Earth on all the missions so reported. If you continue to believe otherwise, then I can only assume that you're off your meds or are communicating from some loony bin. Or perhaps you desire to sell books to other people with "tin foil hats." Sy Liebergot "Apollo EECOM: Journey of a lifetime" Mr. Liebergot, Brad Guth is a well known kook whose insanity only starts at " we never landed on the Moon ", but continues to goofy **** about Venus ( When he started, his first posted " map of Venus ", was actually one of *Mars* - really ) that makes lobotomy cases look like Einstein & Hawking in contrast. Pay him no mind, for he has none. Plonk the dip****, as most have learned to do, and everyone, save him, but who cares about him, will be the far far better for it. And, kudos for your real work, and the telling of same. Andre |
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Dear incest clond borg "Andre Lieven",
What can anyone that's the least bit human have to say about your pagan Third Reich buttology of skewed DNA on a stick that's so incest mutated? - Brad Guth |
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Dear incest cloned borg "Andre Lieven" and on behalf of the entire lot
of NASA's MIB/Usenet ****ologest, What can anyone that's still the least bit human have to share about your pathetic pagan Third Reich buttology of skewed DNA on a stick that's so incest mutated? - Brad Guth |
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