NASA Live Launch -- SLS Going to the Moon

Their lies of 1969 come back to haunt them!

Just a thought, you all know how the moon effects the ocean tides, what if every time various countries send probes, bombs, etc. to the moon tragic flood, earthquake's, volcano’s, etc. happen?!

Well hopefully someone measured the carbon footprint for the sake of the children! Oh the HUGE MANATEE.

Not only can they not figure out how to carry on the we been to the moon, ya'll lie properly, they can't decide if they are supposed to care about "environmental impacts" with the continued pointless rocket launches to nowhere.

Woop!

The only question i have is : how there is a moon reflector there if we didn t go on the moon?...

There will come a day when the only thing the US government has left to imposed upon its people is the truth. But nobody will believe it.

Last Edited by Westwood_1 on 11/16/2022 06:21 AM

The Moon, whatever it is, has no effect on Earth.

Correlation is not causation, and the explanation of how the Moon supposedly causes tides is utter shit.

This is as fake as the last time they did not go to the moon.
People who buy this shit should be put in a mental hospital.
Meanwhile Nasa has secured trillions in funding again for delivering poop.

Devils can’t escape Hell, no matter how hard they try

There's this thing some call "the web" that you can search for and sometimes get lots of information on lots of different subjects.

Locate any 6-year-old and ask them to show you how it's done.

Can’t wait to see what he crew selected for the actual moon attempt

One black
One dyke
One phag
One Mexican

Who gonna push dat go buttonz yo?

I agree. I'd have to see it with my own eyes.

Not my fault- due to budget constraints ...or whatever bullshit excuse they give... the fake shit turns everything rancid. I CAN'T eat that shit, even if I wanted to.

^^This, that device had to be aimed, and I don’t think the robotic technology to place it there was around in the early 70s. So this is the one thing that tells me that we actually went, until somebody can explain away its existence.

Is this supposed to be a great human achievement again?


Ain't no one gonna talk about the jump room in Jersey and the desert?


Lame.

Fake.

Water and gravity are two pretty good selling points compared to empty space. Local minerals could at least hypothetically be processed into something useful. Plus, even a thin atmosphere is enough to eliminate the problem of micrometeorites.

It's true we lack the tech needed to make Mars a nice place to live, even a small self-sustaining underground colony would be a major challenge. But there's no way I can see to make an orbital space station which isn't continually dependent on at the very least water shipped from Earth.

Is shame US China, ESA, India, Russia, Japan don’t work together on human space programs. We could be all over solar system by now and exploiting all the energy and resources out there but nope,

We just lob missiles at each other instead.
It does not happen because we let the worst of us lead us.

Sickening.

Last Edited by Xeven on 11/16/2022 08:13 AM

Water gets recycled. On Earth, the water we drink came out of a dinosaur's bladder, or the liquified putrification of a pig at one point in time. It evaporates, gets some UV exposure, and rains down again nice and clean. Just a matter of scale.

I am sure they must be recycling urine into drinking water on the ISS space station as well.

If you need gravity, make the space station rotate.

Last Edited by JustmeTX on 11/16/2022 08:18 AM

I am amazed how some of them are still insisting that the Apollo program and the Moon landings were all fake.

No formal official proof though???
Still waiting.

Up to 96% still experimenting to achieve more.

My first thought is that the reflector, if there is one up there might have simply been landed like out unmanned probe missions. We certainly had motors and batteries that could have aimed the thing. Even if using something like flight controllers from a model airplane. :)

How precisely does the near face of the Moon stay aligned with Earth anyway? And how much angular offset in the reflector would still provide a reflected laser signal that can be detected on Earth?

Is there a photo and design drawing available for the reflector that was left on the Moon?


I see a photo of it here.

[link to static01.nyt.com (secure)]

[link to www.researchgate.net (secure)]


Looks like a bunch of tiny parabolic "Corner cube" reflectors. My guess is that each one is aligned to a different axis, ensuring a good return signal even if it is not aimed correctly.

Also, it looks like it is mounted to a device that might be adjustable by remote control.

I must say that it looks like a 6 year old kit built it.
Look at the sides of the reflector. Looks like a bad Bondo job on a 66 impala. :)

And weight reduction is critical on anything going to space, yet it looks like that frame is made from heavy angle iron and bolts! Maybe it is Titanium though. Just looks like near zero craftsmanship involved in that support device.

Did Howard Walowitz build that when he was drunk?

Edit: Found some details. I guess they have several of those reflectors up there.

[link to www.researchgate.net (secure)]

Last Edited by JustmeTX on 11/16/2022 08:46 AM

They *do* have some pretty interesting systems on the ISS, but my gut tells me a perfect recycling system, where not a single atom ever needs to be vented, would be pretty damn difficult to pull off. I suppose it's not physically impossible, but IMO a Mars colony sounds easier to do technologically.

I do like the idea of a big rotating space station though, even if it's not 100% self-sufficient, especially since Mars/Moon gravity may not be strong enough to promote good health anyway. It'll be interesting to see the physiological difference of long-term Moon habitation vs the ISS.

War is yuuuugely profitable.

Ask the war machine contenders (MIC)

Defense contractors.

Lockheed Martin
Boeing
Raytheon
BAE Systems UK
Northrop Grumman
General Dynamics
EADS/Airbus Group Europe
L-3 Technologies
Leonardo Italy
Thales France

They are cashing in Billions

I think the astronauts are healthy in zero g. The problem comes when they return to Earth and are hit by gravity again.

Their skeletons decalcify in weightless conditions. Not a problem while in space, but you need a strong skeleton on Earth.

If they never return to Earth, no problem.

ALthough maybe the digestive system needs a little gravity to work properly.

One high ranking military official that was at area 51 on the biggest hangar said before his death bed that it was all a cinematic production.

Somebody needs to drop the ban hammer on all these flat earth idiots...

Stupidity should be illegal