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Game Over for NASA Moon-Landing Hoax

 
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A question for someone with some photography experience, especially in the area of exposure.

Ive read that the hasselbald camera didnt have automatic exposure settings and that this had to be done manually.

I think (correct if wrong) someone here on this thread a while back said that Nasa had worked out the exposure time needed before they left and that the astronauts had some kind of instructions on how long to have the shutter open to get the right amount of exposure for the particular time of day depending on where the sun was, if this is correct, does anyone know where this information is stored in the nasa archives..

Could someone who has knowledge of exposure give me some education on the process of manually making sure exposure is correct... thanks..
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Just talking about how it was done on Earth, but one can extrapolate the same method for the moon. The light value of a scene lit by full sunlight on a clear day is fairly constant. Once that constant is known, various combinations of aperture and shutter speeds (depending on speed of emulsion) can be worked out to give proper exposure.

If one reduces the shutter speed, the aperture must be enlarged accordingly, to give proper exposure. All the rolls of consumer film had those little scales of aperture and shutter speed combinations to use in different conditions, in case one had no meter or didn't know what to do to make a manual exposure.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11390334


According to the guide on the magazine, the camera was never moved off of 1/250. Then they switched between 5.6 and 8.0 depending on upsun or downsun. There's a very nice picture of the exposure chart, which itself contains a cute little compass with the f stops on it.
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how did they switch between 6.5 and 8.0 nomuse? Ive been looking at the pics of the camera, is that what the numbers around the outside of the lens are?
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A question for someone with some photography experience, especially in the area of exposure.

Ive read that the hasselbald camera didnt have automatic exposure settings and that this had to be done manually.

I think (correct if wrong) someone here on this thread a while back said that Nasa had worked out the exposure time needed before they left and that the astronauts had some kind of instructions on how long to have the shutter open to get the right amount of exposure for the particular time of day depending on where the sun was, if this is correct, does anyone know where this information is stored in the nasa archives..

Could someone who has knowledge of exposure give me some education on the process of manually making sure exposure is correct... thanks..
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11980848


Just talking about how it was done on Earth, but one can extrapolate the same method for the moon. The light value of a scene lit by full sunlight on a clear day is fairly constant. Once that constant is known, various combinations of aperture and shutter speeds (depending on speed of emulsion) can be worked out to give proper exposure.

If one reduces the shutter speed, the aperture must be enlarged accordingly, to give proper exposure. All the rolls of consumer film had those little scales of aperture and shutter speed combinations to use in different conditions, in case one had no meter or didn't know what to do to make a manual exposure.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11390334


According to the guide on the magazine, the camera was never moved off of 1/250. Then they switched between 5.6 and 8.0 depending on upsun or downsun. There's a very nice picture of the exposure chart, which itself contains a cute little compass with the f stops on it.
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What was the ASA/ISO of the film being used?
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Don't worry, it must have been around 160ASA.
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Just before I go: I notice none of the believer crowd here has yet addressed any of the points I've made. Wonder why?
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"Any?"

I think you meant "Some." At the rate new claims have been popping up on this thread (well, new posts about old retreads!) some are bound to get lost.
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Sidestepping the issue. I see. You can't address them, that's quite obvious. Lol
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WHAT points?

You can spare the time to get all huffy, but you can't spare the time to re-post, or even synopsize?

I just went back two pages and I'm not grasping which point or points you think absolutely has to be addressed.
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A question for someone with some photography experience, especially in the area of exposure.

Ive read that the hasselbald camera didnt have automatic exposure settings and that this had to be done manually.

I think (correct if wrong) someone here on this thread a while back said that Nasa had worked out the exposure time needed before they left and that the astronauts had some kind of instructions on how long to have the shutter open to get the right amount of exposure for the particular time of day depending on where the sun was, if this is correct, does anyone know where this information is stored in the nasa archives..

Could someone who has knowledge of exposure give me some education on the process of manually making sure exposure is correct... thanks..
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11980848


Just talking about how it was done on Earth, but one can extrapolate the same method for the moon. The light value of a scene lit by full sunlight on a clear day is fairly constant. Once that constant is known, various combinations of aperture and shutter speeds (depending on speed of emulsion) can be worked out to give proper exposure.

If one reduces the shutter speed, the aperture must be enlarged accordingly, to give proper exposure. All the rolls of consumer film had those little scales of aperture and shutter speed combinations to use in different conditions, in case one had no meter or didn't know what to do to make a manual exposure.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11390334


According to the guide on the magazine, the camera was never moved off of 1/250. Then they switched between 5.6 and 8.0 depending on upsun or downsun. There's a very nice picture of the exposure chart, which itself contains a cute little compass with the f stops on it.
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how did they switch between 6.5 and 8.0 nomuse? Ive been looking at the pics of the camera, is that what the numbers around the outside of the lens are?
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I don't know -- I'm not an expert on 1970's still cameras. I barely remember what the f ring looked like on my beloved old Minolta SLR.

All I can say is there is reference to a "tab" being added to make it easier to manipulate.
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A question for someone with some photography experience, especially in the area of exposure.

Ive read that the hasselbald camera didnt have automatic exposure settings and that this had to be done manually.

I think (correct if wrong) someone here on this thread a while back said that Nasa had worked out the exposure time needed before they left and that the astronauts had some kind of instructions on how long to have the shutter open to get the right amount of exposure for the particular time of day depending on where the sun was, if this is correct, does anyone know where this information is stored in the nasa archives..

Could someone who has knowledge of exposure give me some education on the process of manually making sure exposure is correct... thanks..
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11980848


Just talking about how it was done on Earth, but one can extrapolate the same method for the moon. The light value of a scene lit by full sunlight on a clear day is fairly constant. Once that constant is known, various combinations of aperture and shutter speeds (depending on speed of emulsion) can be worked out to give proper exposure.

If one reduces the shutter speed, the aperture must be enlarged accordingly, to give proper exposure. All the rolls of consumer film had those little scales of aperture and shutter speed combinations to use in different conditions, in case one had no meter or didn't know what to do to make a manual exposure.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11390334


According to the guide on the magazine, the camera was never moved off of 1/250. Then they switched between 5.6 and 8.0 depending on upsun or downsun. There's a very nice picture of the exposure chart, which itself contains a cute little compass with the f stops on it.
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What was the ASA/ISO of the film being used?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11390334


I don't know. I read part of a pdf but the films listed were for all missions, not just Apollo surface use.

I am not the NASA PAO. Why are you asking me these things?
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Just talking about how it was done on Earth, but one can extrapolate the same method for the moon. The light value of a scene lit by full sunlight on a clear day is fairly constant. Once that constant is known, various combinations of aperture and shutter speeds (depending on speed of emulsion) can be worked out to give proper exposure.

If one reduces the shutter speed, the aperture must be enlarged accordingly, to give proper exposure. All the rolls of consumer film had those little scales of aperture and shutter speed combinations to use in different conditions, in case one had no meter or didn't know what to do to make a manual exposure.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11390334


According to the guide on the magazine, the camera was never moved off of 1/250. Then they switched between 5.6 and 8.0 depending on upsun or downsun. There's a very nice picture of the exposure chart, which itself contains a cute little compass with the f stops on it.
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how did they switch between 6.5 and 8.0 nomuse? Ive been looking at the pics of the camera, is that what the numbers around the outside of the lens are?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11980848


I don't know -- I'm not an expert on 1970's still cameras. I barely remember what the f ring looked like on my beloved old Minolta SLR.

All I can say is there is reference to a "tab" being added to make it easier to manipulate.
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Ok thanks... maybe Astro will know..
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There have been many links posted here on this thread, and I truly believe the truth, and lie is within two photographs, both of which I wont discuss here, but would ask any interested person (please) to direct me to the most high resolution pictures of these particular two available.

Which are:

[link to www.hq.nasa.gov]

[link to www.hq.nasa.gov]

These two pictures alone prove in my opinion, NASA is lying.

PS: As a postscript has anyone, ever in researching anything, ever encountered so many 404 errors previously? Of which has enhanced my suspicion, that data is being 'pulled'. To quote a ...well we all who know who he was......and why!
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Hi Zipux, I was wondering, though you mentioned not discussing it here, if you could change your mind on that and tell me what your thoughts on these two photos are.

Ive referenced them both in previous posts yet none of our resident pro moon experts have touched either one, the footpad of the LM with the photographs sitting on it just blows my mind and i dont even know how to process that as i look at it.

I even linked a detailed copy of the one with the footprints showing exactly what i thought could be seen as a work boot print (yes orginally i said sneaker/boot but on further research into teads and toe arcs of these two options, ive settled on work boot) Only one poster chimed in and suggested it might be a rock.. im fairly confident its not a rock

here is the link to the pic with the questionable print pointed out if you care to view it or reference it

[link to i496.photobucket.com]
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before and after shots included.. fyi.. of course i checked the before and afters...

[link to www.hq.nasa.gov]

[link to www.hq.nasa.gov]
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Nomuse, while you are online, i have a quick clairfication about the flight path and the van allen belts.. i believe it was you that said they avoided them on their flight path, which from the donut shape of them basically means they left earth orbit from the south pole based on the flat drawing of it i was able to find.. however im looking at apollo 11 photos of the earth and if they are real, they went right the way around the earth.. now wouldnt this take them right through the middle of the most deadliest radiation bands?.. and since they extend over 50,000 kms out into space, it would be pretty hard to avoid them unless you kinda flew down and then back up toward the moon.. and if thats the case how did they know when to "dip" back up to the moon so to speak..

I know you said they travelled through a relatively thin part of the belt but what about the 2nd belt, and how did they know how to plot through that?
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The Apollo Program cost $25 Billion in 1969 dollars, that would be over $150 Billion in today's dollars. NASA's budget this year is $17 billion. You're right. They don't have the money to go back.
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im sure the government has been using the tax money to pay for secret trips, to go on vacation around space. money don't mean shit to the higher ups, if they want to go, they will go
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Yes and my first computer had 3MB of RAM and cost $2,000, with the advances in technology what they used to get to the moon should be dirt cheap by now. So using that information a program that cost $250 Billion should now be a breeze at $2.5Billion.
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The Apollo Program cost $25 Billion in 1969 dollars, that would be over $150 Billion in today's dollars. NASA's budget this year is $17 billion. You're right. They don't have the money to go back.
 Quoting: curlytail2000


im sure the government has been using the tax money to pay for secret trips, to go on vacation around space. money don't mean shit to the higher ups, if they want to go, they will go
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 6251259


Yes and my first computer had 3MB of RAM and cost $2,000, with the advances in technology what they used to get to the moon should be dirt cheap by now. So using that information a program that cost $250 Billion should now be a breeze at $2.5Billion.
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Usually, the more you repeat something, the cheaper it gets, not more expensive..
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NASA 2012 could have been , solar powered , remote control rovers are parked on hills overlooking the apollo landing sites with HD webcams streaming 24/7 for scientfic and historic value ????

Not even one webcam anywhere close = NASA FAIL !!!
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Welcome to Shill-City everyone!

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NASA 2012 could have been , solar powered , remote control rovers are parked on hills overlooking the apollo landing sites with HD webcams streaming 24/7 for scientfic and historic value ????

Not even one webcam anywhere close = NASA FAIL !!!
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What do you mean? We have those blurry, distant, Google-Earth quality LRO photographs! Not bad for having 40 years to get a peak at the "landing site" huh?

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How do we find out about this 'win 50000 euros' Hal, ive just searched for some information about it and can not find an actual link to any site associated with it.. actually one thing did come up in google,.. one of your own posts in another moon hoax thread saying you could win 50000 euros for proving it.. lmmfao..
 Quoting: Austraulian Coward 11980848

Why bother?
What makes you think you'll be the one that will proof the Massive EvilGubmint™ Conspiracy when thousands have failed over the decades?
You? The one who thinks that dust falls because it is stopped by the air?
You can't even find an obscure website.

But for anyone else: [link to www.mondlandung.net]

bsflag so link or it didnt happen
 Quoting: Austraulian Coward 11980848

Since you already disbelieve so many real things, why would I care that you disbelieve one more?

'Cause were tired of your Gish Gallop?
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 Quoting: Halcyon Dayz, FCD

Lol, what a copout. I doubt you'd know how to reply constructively anyway.
 Quoting: Australian Coward 11390334

Since you demonstrated a cognitive bias the size of Antarctica why should I waste my breath?
If you wanted to get educated you'd had gone to an educational site.
You came here to find confirmation of your preconceived notions.
You're not actually listening to the constructive comments anyway.

Nobody owns you anything.
You are responsible for your education.
You are responsible for the validity of your claims.

So I can just ignore you then?
 Quoting: Australian Coward 11390334

As if you didn't already.

Yes and my first computer had 3MB of RAM and cost $2,000, with the advances in technology what they used to get to the moon should be dirt cheap by now. So using that information a program that cost $250 Billion should now be a breeze at $2.5Billion.
 Quoting: Australian Coward 529896

So how many pound-force of rocket thrust does a gigabyte of RAM produce?

Nice example of wild speculation based on complete ignorance, we should make you honorary Hoaxie of the Month
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There have been many links posted here on this thread, and I truly believe the truth, and lie is within two photographs, both of which I wont discuss here, but would ask any interested person (please) to direct me to the most high resolution pictures of these particular two available.

Which are:

[link to www.hq.nasa.gov]

[link to www.hq.nasa.gov]

These two pictures alone prove in my opinion, NASA is lying.

PS: As a postscript has anyone, ever in researching anything, ever encountered so many 404 errors previously? Of which has enhanced my suspicion, that data is being 'pulled'. To quote a ...well we all who know who he was......and why!
 Quoting: ZIPUX


Hi Zipux, I was wondering, though you mentioned not discussing it here, if you could change your mind on that and tell me what your thoughts on these two photos are.

Ive referenced them both in previous posts yet none of our resident pro moon experts have touched either one, the footpad of the LM with the photographs sitting on it just blows my mind and i dont even know how to process that as i look at it.

I even linked a detailed copy of the one with the footprints showing exactly what i thought could be seen as a work boot print (yes orginally i said sneaker/boot but on further research into teads and toe arcs of these two options, ive settled on work boot) Only one poster chimed in and suggested it might be a rock.. im fairly confident its not a rock

here is the link to the pic with the questionable print pointed out if you care to view it or reference it

[link to i496.photobucket.com]
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11980848


That same poster also said it could be a partial twisted print which would negate any attempt to measure the arc or match it up to a full print. It was also possible it was an impression from a tool or something else they were carrying. They suggest you check other photos in the sequence and the video taken at the same time. How convenient that you ignored that.
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Well if you look at my photobucket shot, you can see the arc can be measured and it is indeed complete and the width of the print is measurably smaller than the moon boot..

here is the before and after shots since you made such a fuss about it..

[link to www.hq.nasa.gov]

[link to www.hq.nasa.gov]
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11980848


What part of twisted and distorted do you not understand? What part of could be an impression from something else they had do you not understand (or just want to ignore)?
How do you know the terrain is the same in the two prints you are trying to compare? The upper print with the supposedly longer arc appears to be tilted toward the camera while the lower print appears to be tilted away. Have you bothered to consider how that might affect your measurements?

Funny how you think just one pic on either side is sufficient.
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The Apollo Program cost $25 Billion in 1969 dollars, that would be over $150 Billion in today's dollars. NASA's budget this year is $17 billion. You're right. They don't have the money to go back.
 Quoting: curlytail2000


im sure the government has been using the tax money to pay for secret trips, to go on vacation around space. money don't mean shit to the higher ups, if they want to go, they will go
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 6251259


Yes and my first computer had 3MB of RAM and cost $2,000, with the advances in technology what they used to get to the moon should be dirt cheap by now. So using that information a program that cost $250 Billion should now be a breeze at $2.5Billion.
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Sure computers are cheaper but that was only a small part of the expense of Apollo. Most of the calculations were done on large mainframes or sliderules anyway. The Apollo Guidance Computer was used for guidance (acted on number fed into it) and didn't really do heavy calculations.
Rocket tech is largely the same and still expensive as hell.
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What's supposed to be so special about one astronaut obviouslly helping the other up? Do you not see the one that has fallen with his arm on the other?
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What's supposed to be so special about one astronaut obviouslly helping the other up? Do you not see the one that has fallen with his arm on the other?
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well the strange thing In the first part of the vid,

IS that if you note the guy that has tripped
note how his left leg/knee and ass.. is lifted up and slightly slightly away
from the other "A-nut"

did they have big magnets push them slightly away from each other ;)

or maybe that must be gods helping hand then or possible invisible aliens helping out ;) LOL
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What's supposed to be so special about one astronaut obviouslly helping the other up? Do you not see the one that has fallen with his arm on the other?
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I'll help you with some more naturalistic responses. If you want to shill for Nasa, this is important.

Here's an example:

"Hey, that does look kinda weird. I've never seen anyone try and stand up while simultaneously lifting one leg in the air. But maybe there's a reason for it?"


or...


"Hey, that does look kinda weird. The standing astronaut does not seem to be burdened even slightly by the fallen astronaut's weight. But maybe there's a reason for it."

or...

"Hey, that does look kinda weird. The astronauts mass appears to move upwards ahead of his leg. And instead of his foot pushing off the ground, his toes actually drag forward as he's righting himself. But maybe there is a reason for it."




See? This way you come across as a regular person. Then you can spam all sorts of scientific facts that show how there is nothing abnormal about this video.

Remember, even though the Astronaut Suit's weight burdens them from jumping high, it can become exceedingly light and burden-free if you need it to corroborate your specific argument in defense of Nasa. It's the power of science!



However, if you just come out of the gate and say "LOOKS NORMAL TO ME, DUM DEE DUM" Then you just reveal yourself as a shill or total idiot.

Hope that helped!

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This video is Excellent !!
It gave me a rare opportunity to understand the ingenuity of the whole operation . The Lunar Rover is a tremendous piece of engineering ( 8 million a piece) Theres also a close view on how hole drillers to collect data worked and stuff like that.
Astronauts seemed confident and well trained.

[link to www.youtube.com]

Worth your time !!
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It seems they eventually removed the fenders while on the moon. I did not like that part of the design. IMO It looked a little shabby for an 8 million vehicle
[link to www.youtube.com]

It seems their driving was a bit reckless though. With all them tubes, cameras , expensive equipment and stuff
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This video is Excellent !!
It gave me a rare opportunity to understand the ingenuity of the whole operation . The Lunar Rover is a tremendous piece of engineering ( 8 million a piece) Theres also a close view on how hole drillers to collect data worked and stuff like that.
Astronauts seemed confident and well trained.

[link to www.youtube.com]

Worth your time !!
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cruise

Niiice, now show us the real deal - UNPACKING the shit out there ON the Moon. Video please speedbanan [link to www.udel.edu]

I bet many would love to see this procedure bdance
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This video is Excellent !!
It gave me a rare opportunity to understand the ingenuity of the whole operation . The Lunar Rover is a tremendous piece of engineering ( 8 million a piece) Theres also a close view on how hole drillers to collect data worked and stuff like that.
Astronauts seemed confident and well trained.

[link to www.youtube.com]

Worth your time !!
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11661611


cruise

Niiice, now show us the real deal - UNPACKING the shit out there ON the Moon. Video please speedbanan [link to www.udel.edu]

I bet many would love to see this procedure bdance
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This video is Excellent !!


[link to www.youtube.com]

Worth your time !!
 Quoting: Chilean Coward 11661611


Niiice, now show us the real deal - UNPACKING the shit out there ON the Moon. Video please speedbanan [link to www.udel.edu]
 Quoting: Croatian Coward 12089005

I can think of only 2 possible explanations why someone wouldn't be able to find that video.
One of them is not looking.

There's also a video of the procedure shown in your picture.

[link to www.youtube.com]

I bet many would love to see this procedure bdance
 Quoting: Croatian Coward 12089005

Considering the attention span of the average GLPer, they might not.
Deploying the LRV was a rather lengthy procedure.
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I have used the mentioned scientific method to prove beyond a shadow of any doubt that no Apollo astronaut ever left earth orbit using NASA's own data.

I have proved using the scientific method that the moon cast was impossible due to inadequate RF power and bandwith.


i Have proved using the scientific method that the temperature in the LEM would become unbearably hot in a matter of minutes after touchdown,reaching temperatures exceeding 175-225 degrees in under 15 minutes.

I have proved using the scientific method that the photographs are all faked because it would be impossible for the cameras and film to function in the thermal and secondary radiation enviroment of the moon.

I have proved using the scientific method that the temperature of the Cm/SM in interplanetary transit would reach temperatures of @ 160f and that the sublimation cooling system allegedly used to cool the spacecraft could not work because they could have filled the entire vehicle with water and it would not have been enough.

I have proved using the scientific method that the directional antennas were not aimed at where the earth should have been in almost all of NASA's surface photographs.

I have proved using the scientific method that the liftoff weight of the ascent stage was incapable of reaching the velocity of the orbiting command service module.

I have proved using the scientific method that the astronauts would have received a fatal dose of radiation before leaving the lower proton belt of the magnetosphere if they had followed the trans lunar injection trajectory needed to achieve the stated lunar orbit.


I have proved using the scientific method that the NASA Apollo moon mission biometric records match orbital missions of similar duration.


In short, i have conclusively proved beyond a shadow of any reasonable doubt using the scientific method that Apollo was a hoax and a fraud. And that is why you resort to having me banned.

I have broken none of the rules here on this forum, and yet I was banned. Why? You had me banned because you are inadequate in refuting my disqualification of Apollo
All you have is lies and cheap tactics, you never answer the disqualifications directly but resort to making things up I supposedly said or concentrating on things that cannot be proved and attributing them to me.
The fact that you resort to such tactics prove one thing and we all know what it is.
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for those of you unaware, no paid Apollo proponent will make any effort to actually engage me on the science, They cry to the mods to have me banned. You couldn't fill a thimble with all of their brains combined.

Have a nice day
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03/07/2012 01:37 PM
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Re: Game Over for NASA Moon-Landing Hoax
This video is Excellent !!
It gave me a rare opportunity to understand the ingenuity of the whole operation . The Lunar Rover is a tremendous piece of engineering ( 8 million a piece) Theres also a close view on how hole drillers to collect data worked and stuff like that.
Astronauts seemed confident and well trained.

[link to www.youtube.com]

Worth your time !!
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cruise

Niiice, now show us the real deal - UNPACKING the shit out there ON the Moon. Video please speedbanan [link to www.udel.edu]

I bet many would love to see this procedure bdance
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CRUISE Thanks a lot.
Oh by the way what's that explosion of light at 0:54 sec. behind the LEM and the reflection on the sand/dust?


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It needs at least three guys, while the wheels don't jump out like on the other video. Or is it because there is vacum (cleaner) cruise
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03/07/2012 01:48 PM
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One of the most damning and obvious lies is that to shed as much weight as possible, the astronauts threw everything they didn't need out of the ascent stage before liftoff, yet Armstrong's moon landing suit hangs proudly in the Smithsonian institution.

Isn't it time to admit that Apollo was fraud? Why spend millions of dollars on propaganda to shore up a lie that has outlived it's purpose in the first place?

Why alienate American citizens by attacking them for pointing out this lie?
Why does NASA do nothing but LIE to the people who finance their operations?
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03/07/2012 01:51 PM
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DIPSHIT THREAD FROM A DIPSHIT THAT DOESN'T KNOW HIS ASS FROM A HOLE IN THE GROUND. YOU DUMBASS'S WILL NEVER LEARN. SAME AS SYING THE EARTH IS FLAT. NOTHING BUT DIPSHIT DUMBASS LITTLE BOYS WHO SPEND THEIR TIME LISTENING TO B/S, AND SPREADING B/S.

EDGAR MITCHELL,(RELATIVE) I KNOW. THEY WENT TO THE MOON DIPSHITS
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^- an upset nasa employee.





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