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Blunt Force Trauma User ID: 22497309 United States 07/23/2018 03:13 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | There is NO DUST...look at the feet of the Lunar Module. Quoting: Mercuria That thing lands in my garden and surely gets dirty. Just saying... The "Dust" was one of the great anomalies... The Cosmic Dust deposit controversy. Dust is continuously deposited every day, every year 24/7 on anything with gravitational pull. It put a serious clamp on "Evolution". The "Evolution" scientists believed that "Billions" or hundreds of "Millions" of years of Cosmic Dust should create a blanket of something like 10-15 feet thick... Yet when they cored down into the surface it was only 4 to 6 inches in depth. And they encountered an impenetrable layer beneath the dust. Impenetrable with the coring tools they brought with them anyway... Those astronauts beat the crap out of those tools trying to get a core, and were only partially successful. Why? . Where Blather Vs Godzilla -RETURNS- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "I'm here to Chew Bubble-Gum, and Kick-Some-Ass...And I just ran-out of Bubble-Gum..." [Paraphrase] From: "They Live"... |
Halcyon Dayz, FCD User ID: 76260827 Netherlands 07/23/2018 05:31 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The flag has absolutely no shadow. Everything else in the picture has a shadow, even the cable running along the ground that is about as thick as the flag pole. Quoting: Bubb Rubb Look at the high-res version: [link to spaceflight.nasa.gov (secure)] I still see no shadow - just the flag flapping merrily in the breeze - no shadow Since other people do are you legally blind or merely hysterically blind? What would be your conspirafantasy explanation for the absence of the shadow be anyway? They did the photoshoot without a flag prop and pasted the flag into the thousands of images that show it? RLY!? I know Earth is only 27% larger than the moon but I always thought it would have looked huge viewed from the Moon. Quoting: Sundogd Are you aware that the apperent size of an object in a photograph depends on the focal length of the lens used? [link to www.google.nl (secure)] Are you aware of anything that has to do with actual reality? And the award to the first man on the moon goes to... the unknown photographer who obviously got there before the landing and was all set up to take the picture of the first step. Quoting: FCR Congratulations to this unknown photographer!!! Wow! World-class moran right here. Sorry, buddy. Creation "science" doesn't qualify as grown-up people science. Reaching for the sky makes you taller. Hi! My name is Halcyon Dayz and I'm addicted to morans. |
Urban Mythbuster (OP) User ID: 76711413 United Kingdom 07/23/2018 05:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The flag has absolutely no shadow. Everything else in the picture has a shadow, even the cable running along the ground that is about as thick as the flag pole. Quoting: Bubb Rubb Look at the high-res version: [link to spaceflight.nasa.gov (secure)] I still see no shadow - just the flag flapping merrily in the breeze - no shadow Since other people do are you legally blind or merely hysterically blind? What would be your conspirafantasy explanation for the absence of the shadow be anyway? They did the photoshoot without a flag prop and pasted the flag into the thousands of images that show it? RLY!? I know Earth is only 27% larger than the moon but I always thought it would have looked huge viewed from the Moon. Quoting: Sundogd Are you aware that the apperent size of an object in a photograph depends on the focal length of the lens used? [link to www.google.nl (secure)] Are you aware of anything that has to do with actual reality? And the award to the first man on the moon goes to... the unknown photographer who obviously got there before the landing and was all set up to take the picture of the first step. Quoting: FCR Congratulations to this unknown photographer!!! Wow! World-class moran right here. Sorry, buddy. Creation "science" doesn't qualify as grown-up people science. The shadow from the astronaut is falling from left to right. I see no such shadow for the flag or flagpole. Perhaps you could put a circle round it, or a big red arrow pointing to it? The chariots of God are tens of thousands, and thousands of thousands. |
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LHP598 User ID: 76679244 United States 07/23/2018 08:27 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I still see no shadow - just the flag flapping merrily in the breeze - no shadow Since other people do are you legally blind or merely hysterically blind? What would be your conspirafantasy explanation for the absence of the shadow be anyway? They did the photoshoot without a flag prop and pasted the flag into the thousands of images that show it? RLY!? I know Earth is only 27% larger than the moon but I always thought it would have looked huge viewed from the Moon. Quoting: Sundogd Are you aware that the apperent size of an object in a photograph depends on the focal length of the lens used? [link to www.google.nl (secure)] Are you aware of anything that has to do with actual reality? And the award to the first man on the moon goes to... the unknown photographer who obviously got there before the landing and was all set up to take the picture of the first step. Quoting: FCR Congratulations to this unknown photographer!!! Wow! World-class moran right here. Sorry, buddy. Creation "science" doesn't qualify as grown-up people science. The shadow from the astronaut is falling from left to right. I see no such shadow for the flag or flagpole. Perhaps you could put a circle round it, or a big red arrow pointing to it? [link to spaceflight.nasa.gov (secure)] The astronaut's shadow is going to the right. All of his shadow that is in the frame is the legs. All of the shadow of the flag in the frame is a thin line from the flagpole as the shadow of the flag itself is out of the frame to the right. It is barely visible above the shadow of the legs and is easier seen if zoomed in. If you have to insist that you've won an Internet argument, you've probably lost badly. - Danth's Law |
Blunt Force Trauma User ID: 26185662 Canada 07/24/2018 01:48 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I still see no shadow - just the flag flapping merrily in the breeze - no shadow Since other people do are you legally blind or merely hysterically blind? What would be your conspirafantasy explanation for the absence of the shadow be anyway? They did the photoshoot without a flag prop and pasted the flag into the thousands of images that show it? RLY!? I know Earth is only 27% larger than the moon but I always thought it would have looked huge viewed from the Moon. Quoting: Sundogd Are you aware that the apperent size of an object in a photograph depends on the focal length of the lens used? [link to www.google.nl (secure)] Are you aware of anything that has to do with actual reality? And the award to the first man on the moon goes to... the unknown photographer who obviously got there before the landing and was all set up to take the picture of the first step. Quoting: FCR Congratulations to this unknown photographer!!! Wow! World-class moran right here. Sorry, buddy. Creation "science" doesn't qualify as grown-up people science. The shadow from the astronaut is falling from left to right. I see no such shadow for the flag or flagpole. Perhaps you could put a circle round it, or a big red arrow pointing to it? Sorry, buddy. Creation "science" doesn't qualify as grown-up people science. Your blather doesn't explain the dust Urban Mythbuster? You Flat-Earth, Moon-Hoax-Tards are annoying at best. . Where Blather Vs Godzilla -RETURNS- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "I'm here to Chew Bubble-Gum, and Kick-Some-Ass...And I just ran-out of Bubble-Gum..." [Paraphrase] From: "They Live"... |
Halcyon Dayz, FCD User ID: 76260827 Netherlands 07/24/2018 06:04 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The shadow from the astronaut is falling from left to right. I see no such shadow for the flag or flagpole. How is that not your problem? If YOU want to build a case based on X not existing than YOU will HAVE TO PROVE X doesn't exist. "I can't see X" isn't prove of anything. Particularly when others have no problem seeing X. As I said: trolls are useless. Even most creationists know how stupid the lunar dust argument is. [link to rationalwiki.org (secure)] Congratulations, you're dumber than an average creationist. Reaching for the sky makes you taller. Hi! My name is Halcyon Dayz and I'm addicted to morans. |
Yanez User ID: 76781116 Slovenia 07/24/2018 06:18 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I always wondered if Armstrong was cold when walking on the moon. Its -127C at night. I mean you watch Russians at -50 in Siberia and they are always cold no matter what they put on. I wonder how much did that suit gave comfort. Was he cold or cozy warm jumping around. There's no wind I know but -127C is still coooold. |
LHP598 User ID: 76679244 United States 07/24/2018 08:34 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I always wondered if Armstrong was cold when walking on the moon. Its -127C at night. I mean you watch Russians at -50 in Siberia and they are always cold no matter what they put on. I wonder how much did that suit gave comfort. Was he cold or cozy warm jumping around. There's no wind I know but -127C is still coooold. Quoting: Yanez he was primarily in the Sun. A vacuum has no temperature. the suit was heavily insulated so that IIRC the primary source of heat was from their own bodies and they had to remove excess heat with the ice sublimators of the PLSS. If you have to insist that you've won an Internet argument, you've probably lost badly. - Danth's Law |