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I do know a disinformation agent when I meet one. Have you met middleview? You two should hit it off.Do you know what being amicable to the truth is?
No, you don't. I just won the Internet.
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I do know a disinformation agent when I meet one. Have you met middleview? You two should hit it off.Do you know what being amicable to the truth is?
No, you don't. I just won the Internet.
Hurray for me!!!
One more time since you are obviously stoned right now:The Apollo missions all supposedly flew equatorial orbits and released to the moon straight through the heart of the radiation belts. When the alpha particles strike metal they turn into x-ray poisoning, that's what the radiation threat was, in the radiation belts.
see this post for a better understanding of radiation in space...
Son, you don't know S**** from Shinola.I do know a disinformation agent when I meet one. Have you met middleview? You two should hit it off.
The 3 inch aluminum skin of the Apollo capsules would have only acted to make the radiation lethal, aluminum does not "block" radiation. That's why the dosimeters on the men's suits and the dosimeters on the outside of the capsules all recorded the same REM.The astronauts on the ISS do not regularly spend time inside the belts, but from time to time solar storms expand the belts to the orbit of the space station. In the 1960s, several Apollo crews went through the Van Allen belts on their way to and from the moon. Their time in that radiation-intensive region, however, was very short, in part because the trajectory was designed to pass through the thinnest known parts. With more study, astronauts can be better protected for long-term stays in Earth orbit.
https://www.space.com/33948-van-allen-radiation-belts.html
Most of the radiation was either blocked from entry or absorbed.
where's your Apollo mission savvy? Where's your essays, your illumination, your brilliance? All you got is internet debunkers.Son, you don't know S**** from Shinola.
I'm a disinformation agent? Where's my God damned pay?
No, unlike you, I have ascertained critical thinking skills. You offer nothing but snark, put-downs and tired-ass-long-debunked-nutter-isms.where's your Apollo mission savvy? Where's your essays, your illumination, your brilliance? All you got is internet debunkers.
posting fail
I have not "dodged" a single one of your inane, sophomoric attempts to reinvent what happened here. Seriously, I would not be busting your balls if you offered any kind of respectful rebuttal to my facts that you scoff at only because you are completely ignorant aboutThe 3 inch aluminum skin of the Apollo capsules would have only acted to make the radiation lethal, aluminum does not "block" radiation. That's why the dosimeters on the men's suits and the dosimeters on the outside of the capsules all recorded the same REM.
The Apollo missions had dosimeters on the outside of the capsule. Why didn't those dosimeters record any radiation? Explain that. Are you saying Apollo 11 encountered only 1/7th of one REM the entire mission?
I noticed you did a great job of dodging every last question I asked you. but you fill up the page with nonsense posts.
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Lead does. You understand that sunlight is radiation and that we are constantly being irradiated right here on Earth, right?The 3 inch aluminum skin of the Apollo capsules would have only acted to make the radiation lethal, aluminum does not "block" radiation. That's why the dosimeters on the men's suits and the dosimeters on the outside of the capsules all recorded the same REM.
The Apollo missions had dosimeters on the outside of the capsule. Why didn't those dosimeters record any radiation? Explain that. Are you saying Apollo 11 encountered only 1/7th of one REM the entire mission?
I noticed you did a great job of dodging every last question I asked you. but you fill up the page with nonsense posts.
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No satellites in space.Then how do you propose we ended up launching satellites into space? Is the earth flat as well? Are we resting on the back of a giant turtle?
Astronauts received just about as much radiation as you would normally get from a cat scan.Lead does. You understand that sunlight is radiation and that we are constantly being irradiated right here on Earth, right?
Really? So you can get a cell phone signal straight through the molten lava and condensed metal at the center of the earth? Can you call someone on the other side of the planet???No satellites in space.
I do not believe that the world is flat and know nothing of a giant turtle.
Really? So you can get a cell phone signal straight through the molten lava and condensed metal at the center of the earth? Can you call someone on the other side of the planet???
I can't even get service in a parking garage....
Masts and cables darling masts and cables -
Damn, Days, you must be schizophrenic. You are so brilliant on so many levels (and I have such great respect for that) but then when we get to the whacko world of conspiracy theories (9/11/ moon landing/ holocaust deniers) you break out the tin foil hats.Wow, how far do I have to break it down for you? NASA built a full studio to make films and they made films, no one disputes that... but they never made a training film, so what did they make? Where are the films that they made?
Wow, I guess this is the kind of understanding one gets from watching debunkers on YouTube, eh?
Let's start with sun. The sun has flares, they are solar magnetic storms, nuclear fusion chain reaction explosions... happens constantly, sometimes it is referred to as the Sun's weather. Extremely big flares, coronal mass ejections, will kick massive amounts of material out from the Sun's surface, and then suck it right back, but all flares are explosions of light, and they kick out radiation that, when absorbed by human skin, becomes radiation poisoning. The magnetosphere of the earth and then the atmosphere of the earth shield us from that radiation poisoning. If you travel beyond the atmosphere and the magnetosphere, the solar flares will pose a threat of radiation poisoning.
In the Apollo missions, had they flown beyond the magnetosphere, the radiation striking the aluminum skin would have created x-ray poisoning. That poisoning would have affected the men and their drinking water, which would have doubled or tripled the dose of poisoning recorded on their dosimeters. But 1/7th of one REM is nothing, Apollo 11 did not record any radiation poisoning for their entire mission. NASA covered for that by saying there was no radiatiion poisoning in space. Sun studies have proven that to be a great big lie, so let's return to their missions and ask again; where did they fly? How did they fly through both radiation belts, twice, and walk on the moon during a minor solar flare and not record any radiation at all? Apollo 14 supposedly flew a two week mission, just two weeks after the biggest particle storm of the century, which would have left the magnetosphere buzzing with high energy particles. During their supposed time beyond the magnetosphere, Apollo 14 endured 5 major flares and 4 minor flares. Apollo 14 mission radiation would have killed the crew 5-10 times over, easily, if you figure in the drinking water. Dosimeters should have recorded at least 4000 REM. NASA records that the dosimeters read 2 REM. Where did they fly?
how is it, you are "calling me out" and you don't know the first thing about radiation poisoning? Or any of the Apollo mission history? Apollo missions flew during solar maximum, while NASA claimed that they "got lucky" and never encountered any particle storm activity... that was the only way NASA could explain none of the Apollo missions recording any radiation on their dosimeters. IOW, they couldn't explain it, so they lied. 1/7th of one REM isn't even enough to to explain low earth orbit, it is about what you would expect from a high altitude cargo drop from a helicopter... like they did for their training exercises.
There is radiation is space ... from solar flares. The radiation belts have stagnate high energy particles in them that get trapped in the earth's magnetosphere when particle storms from solar flares pass through. If you fly through the radiation belts at 25,000 mph, you should encounter enough collisions with high energy particles (that's what they are called, it is still a debate whether they are, in fact, particles) to encounter radiation poisoning. If the biggest particle storm of the century passed through just two weeks prior to your mission, you are probably dead just passing through the radiation belts. 500-600 REM is lethal. When the Soviets put a dog into space, it died in the radiation belts, at the beginning of the mission.
That's good stuff there.NASA Spacecraft Images Offer Sharper Views of Apollo Landing Sites
Media briefing materials associated with this story can be found here.
NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) captured the sharpest images ever taken from space of the Apollo 12, 14 and 17 landing sites. Images show the twists and turns of the paths made when the astronauts explored the lunar surface.
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This interactive shows two LRO images of the Apollo 12 landing site. Click and drag on the white slider bar to wipe from one to the other. The left image was released today; the right image is a zoom-in on an LRO image released in 2009. LRO was moved into a lower orbit to capture the new image. The images do not line up perfectly because of differences in lighting conditions, angle of the LRO Camera, and other variables. Image brightness and contrast have been altered to highlight surface details. (Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/ASU)
At each site, trails also run to the west of the landers, where the astronauts placed the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package (ALSEP) to monitor the moon's environment and interior.
This equipment was a key part of every Apollo mission. It provided the first insights into the moon's internal structure, measurements of the lunar surface pressure and the composition of its atmosphere. Apollo 11 carried a simpler version of the science package.
One of the details that shows up is a bright L-shape in the Apollo 12 image. It marks the locations of cables running from ALSEP's central station to two of its instruments. Although the cables are much too small for direct viewing, they show up because they reflect light very well.
The higher resolution of these images is possible because of adjustments made to LRO's orbit, which is slightly oval-shaped or elliptical. "Without changing the average altitude, we made the orbit more elliptical, so the lowest part of the orbit is on the sunlit side of the moon," said Goddard's John Keller, deputy LRO project scientist. "This put LRO in a perfect position to take these new pictures of the surface."
The maneuver lowered LRO from its usual altitude of approximately 31 miles (50 kilometers) to an altitude that dipped as low as nearly 13 miles (21 kilometers) as it passed over the moon's surface. The spacecraft has remained in this orbit for 28 days, long enough for the moon to completely rotate. This allows full coverage of the surface by LROC's Wide Angle Camera. The cycle ends today when the spacecraft will be returned to its 31-mile orbit.
The paths left by astronauts Alan Shepard and Edgar Mitchell on both Apollo 14 moon walks are visible in this image. (At the end of the second moon walk, Shepard famously hit two golf balls.) The descent stage of the lunar module Antares is also visible. (Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/ASU)
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"These images remind us of our fantastic Apollo history and beckon us to continue to move forward in exploration of our solar system," said Jim Green, director of the Planetary Science Division at NASA Headquarters in Washington.
LRO was built and managed by Goddard. Initial research was funded by the Exploration Systems Mission Directorate at NASA Headquarters. In September 2010, after a one-year successful exploration mission, the mission turned its attention from exploration objectives to scientific research in NASA's Science Mission Directorate.
https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/LRO/news/apollo-sites.html
Start with the battleship Maine, do you "remember the Maine"? And it goes further back. America has always run false flags, it is our entire history. When we want a war, we manufacture an excuse to get it.Damn, Days, you must be schizophrenic. You are so brilliant on so many levels (and I have such great respect for that) but then when we get to the whacko world of conspiracy theories (9/11/ moon landing/ holocaust deniers) you break out the tin foil hats.
I can't follow you down this rabbit hole so I just have to stay out of the discussion.
It is good stuff. The mapping mission was a success. But they lied about bringing cameras that would zoom in on the Apollo sites... obviously.That's good stuff there.