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Game Over for NASA Moon-Landing Hoax

 
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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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Yeah, because our government really seems to give a shit about wasting money

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Science proves rockets don't work in the vacuum although since NASA took over science these types of investigations are shut down before they start.
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NASA owns science now?

That must come as a surprise to every scientific institute that isn't NASA, and all the 205 countries that aren't the USA.

Your claims should be rather easy to prove, so go ahead and win the Nobel.
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 Quoting: Halcyon Dayz, FCD


Science is no longer scientific thanks to NASA.

Science means observing something that is experimentally provable and independently verifiable.

I would be happy to believe in rockets flying through space if there were proof. TV is not proof. No matter what they tell you, seeing something on TV is not scientific proof of its existence.

But many people, most really, think that TV is proof enough thanks to NASA.

The Space Flight myth is but one of many lies we're are told by our leaders who treat us like children.

Like the Ancient Greeks with their Gods and Oracles, our society has its myths that everyone believes. Like the Ancient Greeks those coming after us will think of us as capable but ultimately simple.

I'm not here to win the Nobel prize. I'm certainly not going to undo the lifetime worth of programming of billions of people who look to the stars. I'm here to tell those who doubt the moon missions that there is no science supporting space travel. It is 100% fantasy weaved into the psyche of the modern world as mush as witches, dragons and Gods riding chariots were weaved into the psyche of the ancient world.

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You can *see* the ISS from the ground with your own eyes.
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I'm still struggling with the idea that only NASA has ever flown a rocket. And how many nations operate satellites? How many of those require station-keeping?

Even at the absurdly reductionist level the poster wants to employ, this is ridiculous.

Of course, out in the world of real science and engineering, vacuum is not a sudden mysterious state. It is merely part of a continuum of pressure. We aren't surprised by how rocketry works in vacuum because we understand how rocketry works in various regimes of pressure; from the rarified atmosphere of high-altitude flight to conditions underwater, or within a pressure vessel.

People who have nothing to do with NASA or rocketry are every day seeing with their own eyes how materials and processes behave in a vacuum, as they fabricate chips or sputter plastics or do any number of industrial procedures. Tell them there is some lacunae in their understanding, that somehow an ionized beam of metal vapor would behave completely unlike their understanding of it, because "only NASA" holds experience in one subset of a subset of a subset of physics.
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This.
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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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Yeah, because our government really seems to give a shit about wasting money

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Alas, the people don't have the political will to make space a priority -- as long as such inane arguments hold sway, the funding won't be there.

Until China lands a guy there. Then all bets will be off.
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Science proves rockets don't work in the vacuum although since NASA took over science these types of investigations are shut down before they start.
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NASA owns science now?

That must come as a surprise to every scientific institute that isn't NASA, and all the 205 countries that aren't the USA.

Your claims should be rather easy to prove, so go ahead and win the Nobel.
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 Quoting: Halcyon Dayz, FCD

Science is no longer scientific thanks to NASA.
 Quoting: nmhaupt

Again, why would the Norks and the Iranians give a shit about NASA?

Science means observing something that is experimentally provable and independently verifiable.
 Quoting: nmhaupt

Indeed.

It doesn't matter how brilliant you think your idea is, if its conclusions conflict with observation it is WRONG.

So get yourself a pressurised-gas canister, a test-bench, a force meter, and a vacuum chamber and DO THE OBSERVATION!

I would be happy to believe in rockets flying through space if there were proof.
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But you are to lazy to actually do something and find the proof or disproof.
Literally thousands of amateurs track spacecraft, with radio, RADAR, and optical.

What is stopping you from making these observations?
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I believe that people who do not believe it could be done are at least partially right, because I believe that THEY probably could not figure out how to do it. Most people are not rocket scientists. The earth is flat, too, so be careful not to sail off the edge. You might be eaten by dragons. And the dragons are controlled by aliens.

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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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Yeah, because our government really seems to give a shit about wasting money

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Alas, the people don't have the political will to make space a priority -- as long as such inane arguments hold sway, the funding won't be there.

Until China lands a guy there. Then all bets will be off.
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The Chinese dug up Kubrick and reanimated him?? Awesome! I had no idea.

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Why won't a rocket work in space?

Have you ever opened a vacuum packed jar?

That sucking sound is the air around it being sucked into the vacuum inside the jar.

Ever use a vacuum cleaner? That suction is created by a difference in air pressure, if it were a perfect vacuum inside you'd have one hell of a cleaner.

Now imagine your rocket opening a nozzle to release some expanding gasses, they would be sucked into the vacuum before they could press against the ship.

A gas-powered rocket in a vacuum is an absurdity you can disprove using only items you find in your home everyday.

NASA has told you that "rocket science" is beyond your understanding when it is really a sham to keep you paying taxes for things that don't exist.
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A gas-powered rocket in a vacuum is an absurdity you can disprove using only items you find in your home everyday.
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Than do so and win 8 million krona.
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Why won't a rocket work in space?

Have you ever opened a vacuum packed jar?

That sucking sound is the air around it being sucked into the vacuum inside the jar.

Ever use a vacuum cleaner? That suction is created by a difference in air pressure, if it were a perfect vacuum inside you'd have one hell of a cleaner.

Now imagine your rocket opening a nozzle to release some expanding gasses, they would be sucked into the vacuum before they could press against the ship.

A gas-powered rocket in a vacuum is an absurdity you can disprove using only items you find in your home everyday.

NASA has told you that "rocket science" is beyond your understanding when it is really a sham to keep you paying taxes for things that don't exist.
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Vacuums don't suck. Neither domestic ones, nor the natural vacuum of space. All the force being provided comes from the external pressure.

A domestic vacuum, by the way, does about 2-3 pounds of pressure differential. A better measure of performance for them is airflow; it is the continuing airflow that drags dust and particles inside.

One provided with a perfect vacuum inside would have about 6x the "sealed suction" rating (hardly infinite; our atmosphere only provides fourteen pounds and change, and that won't get any higher regardless of how good the vacuum is.)
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Why won't a rocket work in space?

Have you ever opened a vacuum packed jar?

That sucking sound is the air around it being sucked into the vacuum inside the jar.

Ever use a vacuum cleaner? That suction is created by a difference in air pressure, if it were a perfect vacuum inside you'd have one hell of a cleaner.

Now imagine your rocket opening a nozzle to release some expanding gasses, they would be sucked into the vacuum before they could press against the ship.

A gas-powered rocket in a vacuum is an absurdity you can disprove using only items you find in your home everyday.

NASA has told you that "rocket science" is beyond your understanding when it is really a sham to keep you paying taxes for things that don't exist.
 Quoting: nmhaupt


Again, you can see the ISS with your own eyes, and *400* year old science proves you wrong.

What evidence could change your mind?
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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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could you break down a price list of what would cost that much, I am pretty sure there is nothing that rare on the spaceship that would run into that kind of money. Unless the developers and engineers were paid billions....

The Space Shuttle Endeavour, the orbiter built to replace the Space Shuttle Challenger, cost approximately $1.7 billion.
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The total cost of the Space Shuttle Program was 192 billion, and it took them almost 96 billion to get to the first shuttle mission.

Sure, Endeavor only cost 2.2 billion to make, but it was largely assembled from existing spares. NASA spent close to that every year for ongoing maintenance, replacements, and upgrades.

They ended the program with about 12 billion in "shuttle related hardware" (crawlers, towers, assembly buildings, flight control, test facilities, etc. etc.) and at the height were running out of over 600 buildings with some 5,000 personnel. Given the rough scale of other such things, I'd figure less than half of the total cost of the program would be in a piece of gear you could point at; the rest went into salaries and support and ongoing repairs and the costs of operations (fuel, etc)
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Why won't a rocket work in space?

Have you ever opened a vacuum packed jar?

That sucking sound is the air around it being sucked into the vacuum inside the jar. That sucking feeling against your hand when you put it on the opening of a running vacuum cleaner is actually suction. Sucking.

Ever use a vacuum cleaner? That suction is created by a difference in air pressure, if it were a perfect vacuum inside you'd have one hell of a cleaner.

Now imagine your rocket opening a nozzle to release some expanding gasses, they would be sucked into the vacuum before they could press against the ship.

A gas-powered rocket in a vacuum is an absurdity you can disprove using only items you find in your home everyday.

NASA has told you that "rocket science" is beyond your understanding when it is really a sham to keep you paying taxes for things that don't exist.
 Quoting: nmhaupt



Vacuums don't suck. Neither domestic ones, nor the natural vacuum of space. All the force being provided comes from the external pressure.

A domestic vacuum, by the way, does about 2-3 pounds of pressure differential. A better measure of performance for them is airflow; it is the continuing airflow that drags dust and particles inside.

One provided with a perfect vacuum inside would have about 6x the "sealed suction" rating (hardly infinite; our atmosphere only provides fourteen pounds and change, and that won't get any higher regardless of how good the vacuum is.)
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Vacuums don't suck? You supposed to ignore me not come with with a retarded answer.

So your vacuum cleaner doesn't suck up dirt? We should have the government recall all those vacuum sold under the false pretense of sucking up dirt.

You wanna see airflow, open that rocket nozzle up inside the vacuum of space and watch your whole fuel loaded get "airflowed" out in less than one second.

Vacuums don't suck? Are you Neil deGrasse Tyson? Yes you are.

Nature abhors a vacuum.

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Vacuums don't suck? You supposed to ignore me not come with with a retarded answer.

So your vacuum cleaner doesn't suck up dirt? We should have the government recall all those vacuum sold under the false pretense of sucking up dirt.

You wanna see airflow, open that rocket nozzle up inside the vacuum of space and watch your whole fuel loaded get "airflowed" out in less than one second.

Vacuums don't suck? Are you Neil deGrasse Tyson? Yes you are.

Nature abhors a vacuum.
 Quoting: nmhaupt

IOW you know NOTHING about physics, yet you arrogantly pontificate on it as if you were Newton Incarnate.

Just another delusional crank.
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Why won't a rocket work in space?

Have you ever opened a vacuum packed jar?

That sucking sound is the air around it being sucked into the vacuum inside the jar. That sucking feeling against your hand when you put it on the opening of a running vacuum cleaner is actually suction. Sucking.

Ever use a vacuum cleaner? That suction is created by a difference in air pressure, if it were a perfect vacuum inside you'd have one hell of a cleaner.

Now imagine your rocket opening a nozzle to release some expanding gasses, they would be sucked into the vacuum before they could press against the ship.

A gas-powered rocket in a vacuum is an absurdity you can disprove using only items you find in your home everyday.

NASA has told you that "rocket science" is beyond your understanding when it is really a sham to keep you paying taxes for things that don't exist.
 Quoting: nmhaupt



Vacuums don't suck. Neither domestic ones, nor the natural vacuum of space. All the force being provided comes from the external pressure.

A domestic vacuum, by the way, does about 2-3 pounds of pressure differential. A better measure of performance for them is airflow; it is the continuing airflow that drags dust and particles inside.

One provided with a perfect vacuum inside would have about 6x the "sealed suction" rating (hardly infinite; our atmosphere only provides fourteen pounds and change, and that won't get any higher regardless of how good the vacuum is.)
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Vacuums don't suck? You supposed to ignore me not come with with a retarded answer.

So your vacuum cleaner doesn't suck up dirt? We should have the government recall all those vacuum sold under the false pretense of sucking up dirt.

You wanna see airflow, open that rocket nozzle up inside the vacuum of space and watch your whole fuel loaded get "airflowed" out in less than one second.

Vacuums don't suck? Are you Neil deGrasse Tyson? Yes you are.

Nature abhors a vacuum.
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Oh, my. That answer made me howl with laughter. It took *work* to post with that much ignorance.
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Tell us. What are you gaining by continuing the myth of a moon hoax?
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lol

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the two biggest LIES ever told and sold to humanity are ...

#1 the son of god walked on EARTH and WATER
#2 mortal man flew thru the AIR and landed on FIRE (radioactive moon)

it is ELemental Watson, a narrative has been concocted to keep ye sheeple dreaming about bullshit

why?

we need passive sheeple to go to work and do the 9-5 cha cha cha ... feeling trapped and helpless would make ignorant sods feel trapped and helpless s226

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The video they showed to world is fake.

Thread: OFFICIAL NASA VIDEO ADMITS To NEVER SENDING PEOPLE TO THE MOON
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If you believe NASA you must believe that a vacuum doesn't suck because if it does it would suck all the gas from the rocket before it could be used as propellant.

Go back and look at the shills debating this point. The shills are forced to argue that a vacuum does not create a sucking force. A vacuum cleaner is a poor relative of a true vacuum and it does a good job of creating suction. Imagine the sucking force of space, the infinite vacuum.

The problem of proving the NASA hoax a fake is resolved to basic logic. Those who believe in it will ignore the proof in front of their faces. Those who shill for it will say ridiculous things and everyone else will come one step closer to true understanding of how the world works and how we are deceived every day and in every way by those with an agenda that is not in our best interests.

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If you believe NASA you must believe that a vacuum doesn't suck because if it does it would suck all the gas from the rocket before it could be used as propellant.

Go back and look at the shills debating this point. The shills are forced to argue that a vacuum does not create a sucking force. A vacuum cleaner is a poor relative of a true vacuum and it does a good job of creating suction. Imagine the sucking force of space, the infinite vacuum.

The problem of proving the NASA hoax a fake is resolved to basic logic. Those who believe in it will ignore the proof in front of their faces. Those who shill for it will say ridiculous things and everyone else will come one step closer to true understanding of how the world works and how we are deceived every day and in every way by those with an agenda that is not in our best interests.
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If a vacuum "creates this force," why hasn't the Earth's atmosphere been sucked in to the infinite vacuum of space?

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If you believe NASA you must believe that a vacuum doesn't suck because if it does it would suck all the gas from the rocket before it could be used as propellant.

Go back and look at the shills debating this point. The shills are forced to argue that a vacuum does not create a sucking force. A vacuum cleaner is a poor relative of a true vacuum and it does a good job of creating suction. Imagine the sucking force of space, the infinite vacuum.

The problem of proving the NASA hoax a fake is resolved to basic logic. Those who believe in it will ignore the proof in front of their faces. Those who shill for it will say ridiculous things and everyone else will come one step closer to true understanding of how the world works and how we are deceived every day and in every way by those with an agenda that is not in our best interests.
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Hardly.

A vacuum cleaner works by creating a partial vacuum -- better stated, a pressure differential. It would work EXACTLY the same if you increased the air pressure in the area being cleaned. What causes dirt and debris to move is the pressure differential.

This means the strongest vacuum cleaner on the face of the Earth would still be no more than 14.7 psi. The only pressure available to do work is that which the atmosphere provides.

(That said, fourteen pounds would be a hell of a vacuum cleaner; a good shop-vacc is lucky to get 4 pounds).

Vacuum is a lack of pressure. That's it. You can't get a number larger than zero. A tank pressurized to 4,400 psia (that's ABSOLUTE, for those that don't notice distinctions in nomenclature), contains gases that are pushing against the chamber wall at 4,400 lbs across every square inch. They don't care what is outside; the outside of the tank could be in air, in the Challenger Deep, or in deep space. Until and unless the tank itself deforms or comes apart, the pressure inside is defined by the mass and the temperature of that gas. Period.

Believing the internal pressure would get higher if you went lower than 0 psia outside is like believing a light would get dimmer if you shone it into better than perfect darkness, or a hot object would radiate heat more efficiently if it had a view factor on to something that was less than 0 kelvin. These are absurdities. These are divide-by-zero error. No, worse; these are divide-by-cucumber errors. They misunderstand the nature of the universe at an incredibly basic level.
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If you believe NASA you must believe that a vacuum doesn't suck because if it does it would suck all the gas from the rocket before it could be used as propellant.

Go back and look at the shills debating this point. The shills are forced to argue that a vacuum does not create a sucking force. A vacuum cleaner is a poor relative of a true vacuum and it does a good job of creating suction. Imagine the sucking force of space, the infinite vacuum.

The problem of proving the NASA hoax a fake is resolved to basic logic. Those who believe in it will ignore the proof in front of their faces. Those who shill for it will say ridiculous things and everyone else will come one step closer to true understanding of how the world works and how we are deceived every day and in every way by those with an agenda that is not in our best interests.
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If a vacuum "creates this force," why hasn't the Earth's atmosphere been sucked in to the infinite vacuum of space?
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No answer? I'm shocked.
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If all you can do is quote Bart Sibrel, you've already lost.
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If all you can do is quote Bart Sibrel, you've already lost.
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really?





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If all you can do is quote Bart Sibrel, you've already lost.
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so space cowboy

IF all you can do is provide proof of what NASA did 40 years ago on the moon BUT not much since ... YOU have already lost.

this is 2014
look at the WOW images from MARS!!!!!!!!!
[link to www.nasa.gov]

and not that long the NASA NAZIS fed 'we the sheeple' these SHITTY images of Apollo landing sites?
[link to www.nasa.gov]

What stupid people like you do NOT realize is that even those braggarts at NASA could NOT help showing off their Hi-Res images of MARS, but it also exposes at the same time why these same wankers are NOT sharing the really good images of the lunar surface with us too.

MARS robots prove anything the asshole astroNOTS can do, the robots already did.

The Apollo LIARS LIARS never went to the moon.
It has been proved that rocks from the surface were obtained by robots and brought back to earth....

IF you NASA NSA NAZI wankers ever have HI-RES images of the Lunar Rover with cosmic dust collected since 1973 ... that would be great!!!


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