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why can I see studio lights on the moon? [PHOTO]
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wow, so yesterday, two rockets were launched to study the 'treacherous' van allen belts. it appears that NASA by sending these probes is admitting that they don't know jack shit about the belts while the shills here have told us they know every square inch of the belts and how much radiation is contained within them at any point. [ link to www.vancouversun.com] No, they want to know MORE about it as future missions may not have the luxury of a planned trajectory going around the majority of them like they did during Apollo. You can only use those trajectories at certain times. If you want to go back and forth more often you'll have to go through the thicker parts hence the wanting to know more about the belts as a whole. Yep, they sure do want to know more; they know nothing today, and knew even less in the mid-sixties. The only ones that don't need to know more are the shills on this site as they knew everything about them 45 years ago. Back then, the outer belts were not even known, but the astronots, with no radiation monitoring equipment whatsoever, knew exactly where to fly through and they didn't know the outer belts existed. No animal was sent to the moon first; but a tin can, with astronots in clown suits made multiple round trips.
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