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Slightly OT Moon landings.
I'm sure on this conspiracy theory laden group, you are familiar with the
'men never walked on the moon' crowd. Surely, with the lowering of the orbit of Smart over the next few weeks, before it hits something, it might have enough resolution to clear up the matter once and for all, though I'm sure the conspiracy fans would claim those pictures were doctored as well. :-) Brian -- Brian Gaff....Note, this account does not accept Bcc: email. graphics are great, but the blind can't hear them Email: __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ __________ |
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Slightly OT Moon landings.
lol, why bother? Unless you have another reason, a few more pictures of man-made stuff sitting on the moon isn't going to ... Now taking them there and letting them walk around and look at the stuff on vacation that might help. Then again maybe not, they would probably just think ... -- Craig Fink Courtesy E-Mail Welcome @ -- On Wed, 26 Jul 2006 08:20:03 +0000, Brian Gaff wrote: I'm sure on this conspiracy theory laden group, you are familiar with the 'men never walked on the moon' crowd. Surely, with the lowering of the orbit of Smart over the next few weeks, before it hits something, it might have enough resolution to clear up the matter once and for all, though I'm sure the conspiracy fans would claim those pictures were doctored as well. |
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Slightly OT Moon landings.
I'm sure on this conspiracy theory laden group, you are familiar with the 'men never walked on the moon' crowd. Surely, with the lowering of the orbit of Smart over the next few weeks, before it hits something, it might have enough resolution to clear up the matter once and for all, though I'm sure the conspiracy fans would claim those pictures were doctored as well. That little matter is specifically on LRO's plate. The orbiter is tasked, among other more important duties, to photograph a number of the old landing sites with enough resolution to hopefully (but doubtfully) shut 'em up for good. We'll just have to wait a few more years. |
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Slightly OT Moon landings.
LRO, a NASA spacecraft, is obviously being operated by those in on the
"conspiracy", so that won't help with the die-hards. For them, all evidence that refutes their claims is part of the "conspiracy". KMM Vincent D. DeSimone wrote: I'm sure on this conspiracy theory laden group, you are familiar with the 'men never walked on the moon' crowd. Surely, with the lowering of the orbit of Smart over the next few weeks, before it hits something, it might have enough resolution to clear up the matter once and for all, though I'm sure the conspiracy fans would claim those pictures were doctored as well. That little matter is specifically on LRO's plate. The orbiter is tasked, among other more important duties, to photograph a number of the old landing sites with enough resolution to hopefully (but doubtfully) shut 'em up for good. We'll just have to wait a few more years. |
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Slightly OT Moon landings.
LRO, a NASA spacecraft, is obviously being operated by those in on the
"conspiracy", so that won't help with the die-hards. Exactly. NASA is telling the truth any time it agrees with them and lying any time they disagree. For them, all evidence that refutes their claims is part of the "conspiracy". Bingo. Anyone dumb enough to believe that we never landed on the Moon is not going to be convinced by mere evidence. Mark Of course, you're both right. But for those of us true believers (i.e. sane), the photos should be fantastic: The rovers will show as a 6x4 pixel image and the LM descent stage should be about 15x15 large in an image that is about 6 football fields wide in each direction. Even the individual ALSEP experiments should be a pixel or two large and the ground that was plowed up by footprints should show up differently from the pristine portions with the right lighting. The rover wheel tracks should be picked up easily so we should be able to follow the paths of each EVA. But for me, the one thing that has me thrilled will be the fact that we will finally know the _exact_ path that Shepard and Mitchell took on their trek up the flank of the hill to Cone Crater during Apollo 14's EVA 2! The MET's tracks should be visible and they were soooo close... |
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Slightly OT Moon landings.
Grr, dam the sticky caps lock key!
Brian -- Brian Gaff....Note, this account does not accept Bcc: email. graphics are great, but the blind can't hear them Email: __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ __________ "Vincent D. DeSimone" wrote in message . .. LRO, a NASA spacecraft, is obviously being operated by those in on the "conspiracy", so that won't help with the die-hards. Exactly. NASA is telling the truth any time it agrees with them and lying any time they disagree. For them, all evidence that refutes their claims is part of the "conspiracy". Bingo. Anyone dumb enough to believe that we never landed on the Moon is not going to be convinced by mere evidence. Mark Of course, you're both right. But for those of us true believers (i.e. sane), the photos should be fantastic: The rovers will show as a 6x4 pixel image and the LM descent stage should be about 15x15 large in an image that is about 6 football fields wide in each direction. Even the individual ALSEP experiments should be a pixel or two large and the ground that was plowed up by footprints should show up differently from the pristine portions with the right lighting. The rover wheel tracks should be picked up easily so we should be able to follow the paths of each EVA. But for me, the one thing that has me thrilled will be the fact that we will finally know the _exact_ path that Shepard and Mitchell took on their trek up the flank of the hill to Cone Crater during Apollo 14's EVA 2! The MET's tracks should be visible and they were soooo close... |
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Slightly OT Moon landings.
i OFTEN WONDER HOW THE DOUBTERS EXPLAIN.
the ROCKS THAT ARE HERE the CORNER CUBES USED TO BOUNCE LASERS the INDEPENDENT RECEPTION OF SOME OF THE SIGNALS FROM INSTRUMENTS LEFT THERE. Are they still signalling? No. The last instruments were turned off in the mid-80's, I believe. Of course, the laser reflectors still work. |
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Slightly OT Moon landings.
Brian Gaff wrote: i OFTEN WONDER HOW THE DOUBTERS EXPLAIN. the ROCKS THAT ARE HERE the CORNER CUBES USED TO BOUNCE LASERS the INDEPENDENT RECEPTION OF SOME OF THE SIGNALS FROM INSTRUMENTS LEFT THERE. :-) Brian -- Brian Gaff....Note, this account does not accept Bcc: email. graphics are great, but the blind can't hear them Email: "The rocks are fake!" crowd really amuse the heck out of me. Because I've seen some loopy attempts to expplain that as chemically altered rocks. Frankly if we could do that and not get to the moon still...something would be ****ed up in progress... -A.L. |
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Slightly OT Moon landings.
Brian Gaff wrote:
the ROCKS THAT ARE HERE Apparently von Braun went to Antarctica to find them. Even though he's not a geologist and his visit was inevitably high profile... but then NASA's too dumb to think of sending an unknown geologist to look for moon rocks there instead. It's amazing, really: most of the moon-hoaxer claims are so absurd that anyone with a tiny bit of common sense should be able to see through them in seconds, yet they still find believers. Though I guess given how dumb the average person is, a few percent of people must be barely distinguishable from vegetables. Mark |
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