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Moon countdown: NASA probe enters lunar orbit
Okay, remember this guy? Equipment on board is so sensitive, it can measure and detect conditions as thin as 1/5th the width of a human hair. Now, remember the lunar orbiter in 2009? It mapped the lunar surface from 150 miles up. Okay, that is roughly the same orbit... so it should have had no problem showing detail on the dust particles from that height. And yet, with a stated mission of relaying pictures of Apollo equipment, NASA had the chutzpah to send us honest pics of the Apollo sites (absolutely nothing there) and then tell us that the equipment was there, they just could not get zoom in close enough? And you believed that? Remember, they said they were taking pictures of apollo equipment before they launched the probe... so it was part of the mission; and it was the only part of the mission that carried public interest. No one said anything about not being able to bring the necessary equipment to do so; and the technology to accomplish the mission is at least 20 years old... guess what? those pics of moon dust were just that... moon dust. Who ya going to believe? NASA or your lying eyes.
NASA tells lies like this. Outright, ridiculous boners. Lots of 'em.
Van Allen did not discover the radiation belts, he was just first to measure them... that's right, measure them. After he measured them he wrote an article in a scientific journal, and gave his measurements. The Russians also measured them. Conclusion? Traveling through the heart of both radiation fields would produce 70-100 REM/hour.... and it takes over an hour to pass through them both. Okay, then you are outside the belts in the solar wind... figure roughly 4 REM/day. Did you know that the moon is radioactive? Since you get both the solar wind and the moon's radiation together, figure roughly 8-10 REM/day for time spent on the moon.
Apollo mission had no radiation shielding... none, zip, nothing. Not only so, they carried their drinking water in metal containers; which would have produced a double dose of radiation in the water when passing through the Van Allen belts. NASA claims to have traveled right through the heart of the radiation belts (at our equator) on all their missions. On top of all that, the later missions were flown at solar maximum with some really big solar flares (those events can add 7-9 REM). So, guess what? Apollo missions all carried dosimeters to measure radiation absorbed during their trip; both on the crafts and on the men's suits. And yet, somehow, those missions went to the moon and back and recorded less than 1/2 REM for the entire mission... every last apollo mission pulled that off. The dosimeters worked. It's just that, if all you've done is take a cargo jet up to 40,000 feet and dump the capsule, that's all you get for radiation.
the joke list is long. four legged landings on an uneven surface. No stirring of moon dust from rocket engines. rocket engines with no variable thrust for landing on 1/6th gravity. sitting right on top of 140 decibles and can't even hear those rockets. not enough thrusters in the LEMs to navigate in three dimensions, they would have been stuck in a plane. oh and big huge sheets of aluminum foil attached by their edges for walls of the LEMs. Remember, those guys could take off their suits in those LEMs (no space locks either) ... hence they were fully pressurized. 32 pounds per square inch... pushing on a 7 foot by 7 foot square sheet of Aluminum foil attached only at the edges. That's 12 tons of pressure pushing out and nothing but a pure vacuum on the outside to stop it. The aluminum foil didn't even bulge. the rovers kicked up dust the same as on earth, meaning there was an atmosphere stopping it from making perfect high arcs like it would have on the moon. Not one picture of the real sun in any of the Apollo missions; they were all false lighting. Not one picture of a star. And they brought back studio quality pictures taken on light sensitive kodak film that is marred by 5 REM and totally obliterated by 25 REM of radiation. The television signal was ten times out of range of the dishes receiving the signal. And my favorite, the moon suits were made by the Playtex bra company out of the same material... remember the moon is full of obsidian; a rock that is sharp as broken glass edges, and one tiny slice in the body bra and the vacuum instantly kills the men. (one of the astronauts gets bored and starts kicking a boulder around; talk about a death wish) Don't forget those micrometeorites; guess where all that moon dust comes from? It can be as small as the gravel in your fish aquarium and just one is all it takes to kill a man in a body bra on the moon... or destroy the LEM. They say that it almost rains moon dust at times on the moon, because of our proximity to the asteroid belt (they burn up in our atmosphere).
25 years from now, no one with a brain is going to believe the Apollo hoax. The kids growing up now all see through it. Only those of us who were alive and suffered the brain washing and drank the kool-aid still believe. No wonder they think we are idiots.
Okay, remember this guy? Equipment on board is so sensitive, it can measure and detect conditions as thin as 1/5th the width of a human hair. Now, remember the lunar orbiter in 2009? It mapped the lunar surface from 150 miles up. Okay, that is roughly the same orbit... so it should have had no problem showing detail on the dust particles from that height. And yet, with a stated mission of relaying pictures of Apollo equipment, NASA had the chutzpah to send us honest pics of the Apollo sites (absolutely nothing there) and then tell us that the equipment was there, they just could not get zoom in close enough? And you believed that? Remember, they said they were taking pictures of apollo equipment before they launched the probe... so it was part of the mission; and it was the only part of the mission that carried public interest. No one said anything about not being able to bring the necessary equipment to do so; and the technology to accomplish the mission is at least 20 years old... guess what? those pics of moon dust were just that... moon dust. Who ya going to believe? NASA or your lying eyes.
NASA tells lies like this. Outright, ridiculous boners. Lots of 'em.
Van Allen did not discover the radiation belts, he was just first to measure them... that's right, measure them. After he measured them he wrote an article in a scientific journal, and gave his measurements. The Russians also measured them. Conclusion? Traveling through the heart of both radiation fields would produce 70-100 REM/hour.... and it takes over an hour to pass through them both. Okay, then you are outside the belts in the solar wind... figure roughly 4 REM/day. Did you know that the moon is radioactive? Since you get both the solar wind and the moon's radiation together, figure roughly 8-10 REM/day for time spent on the moon.
Apollo mission had no radiation shielding... none, zip, nothing. Not only so, they carried their drinking water in metal containers; which would have produced a double dose of radiation in the water when passing through the Van Allen belts. NASA claims to have traveled right through the heart of the radiation belts (at our equator) on all their missions. On top of all that, the later missions were flown at solar maximum with some really big solar flares (those events can add 7-9 REM). So, guess what? Apollo missions all carried dosimeters to measure radiation absorbed during their trip; both on the crafts and on the men's suits. And yet, somehow, those missions went to the moon and back and recorded less than 1/2 REM for the entire mission... every last apollo mission pulled that off. The dosimeters worked. It's just that, if all you've done is take a cargo jet up to 40,000 feet and dump the capsule, that's all you get for radiation.
the joke list is long. four legged landings on an uneven surface. No stirring of moon dust from rocket engines. rocket engines with no variable thrust for landing on 1/6th gravity. sitting right on top of 140 decibles and can't even hear those rockets. not enough thrusters in the LEMs to navigate in three dimensions, they would have been stuck in a plane. oh and big huge sheets of aluminum foil attached by their edges for walls of the LEMs. Remember, those guys could take off their suits in those LEMs (no space locks either) ... hence they were fully pressurized. 32 pounds per square inch... pushing on a 7 foot by 7 foot square sheet of Aluminum foil attached only at the edges. That's 12 tons of pressure pushing out and nothing but a pure vacuum on the outside to stop it. The aluminum foil didn't even bulge. the rovers kicked up dust the same as on earth, meaning there was an atmosphere stopping it from making perfect high arcs like it would have on the moon. Not one picture of the real sun in any of the Apollo missions; they were all false lighting. Not one picture of a star. And they brought back studio quality pictures taken on light sensitive kodak film that is marred by 5 REM and totally obliterated by 25 REM of radiation. The television signal was ten times out of range of the dishes receiving the signal. And my favorite, the moon suits were made by the Playtex bra company out of the same material... remember the moon is full of obsidian; a rock that is sharp as broken glass edges, and one tiny slice in the body bra and the vacuum instantly kills the men. (one of the astronauts gets bored and starts kicking a boulder around; talk about a death wish) Don't forget those micrometeorites; guess where all that moon dust comes from? It can be as small as the gravel in your fish aquarium and just one is all it takes to kill a man in a body bra on the moon... or destroy the LEM. They say that it almost rains moon dust at times on the moon, because of our proximity to the asteroid belt (they burn up in our atmosphere).
25 years from now, no one with a brain is going to believe the Apollo hoax. The kids growing up now all see through it. Only those of us who were alive and suffered the brain washing and drank the kool-aid still believe. No wonder they think we are idiots.
