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cosmored":20vdrov6 said:(from page 34)
Intended for Quantum11. Sorry for the confusion.
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Quantum11":37y8amva said:I know, we can do this. You tell me what part of the CFI you understand, then I'll fill in what you cannot fathom for yourself. That way you can see for a fact, that I know what I am talking about. FYI, do not try and BS me or it won't look very good when I trounce on you. LOL Trounce...I just love that word.
Until you are ready to discuss this intelligently, and without continued ridicule, I'll leave you these to check out. Compare the numbers of the Seahorse flare that solar physicists agree would have killed the astronauts, with the numbers from the major flares during just three Apollo missions.
Yuri_Armstrong":1tnjb2cw said:Quantum, this alleged cooperation between the US and the USSR space program is just wild speculation and imagining. You have no data to support that the USSR would give us access to their spacecraft to fake OUR moon landing. You just made that up because it ties nicely into your moon hoax theory.
Yuri_Armstrong":3cwepqev said:CommonMan":3cwepqev said:How old are you Quantum11? I was very young at the time, but still remember when the Apollo crew went to the moon the first time. It was aired on TV the whole time. We watched them land while I was in school. People gathered at Nasa and watched them get in the rocket and blast off. They went somewhere. Other countries around the world tracked them. Why would they ALL lie? Wake up!
It's irrational to think that we didn't land on the moon, given the mountains of evidence available to anyone who has a few minutes and access to google.
This conspiracy just keeps getting bigger. It's spanning the entire world now, involving dozens of countries and hundreds of thousands of individuals who were all in on it. It's a lot easier to believe we landed on the moon with all the supporting evidence than to go around trumpeting yet another world wide conspiracy.
Also I have a question for Quantum and cosmored, what are your opinions on the current space shuttle missions and ISS? Are those fake too? And what do you think about the future of human spaceflight? Should we stagnate on Earth or go beyond? Just curious.
Quantum11":1rejj70b said:... How the hell would they have been able to dock, or fake docking together in space, withouthout COOPERATION. Please do tell?
Quantum11":3t4uiaa3 said:Instead of planting a photographic telescope, set off a huge ass flare so everyone on Earth could have looked up and seen it. Very simple things that most would expect, but yet none did see!
Smersh":3q66ybzp said:Just to point out to be fair - you got that quote wrong there re who said it Mee_n_Mac about the 'huge ass flare.' (Easily overlooked with quotes within quotes in phpBB - I've done it myself quite a few times.)
It was Quantam11 who said that, not Yuri_Armstrong.
Mee_n_Mac":1t9obukh said:Quantum11":1t9obukh said:Instead of planting a photographic telescope, set off a huge ass flare so everyone on Earth could have looked up and seen it. Very simple things that most would expect, but yet none did see!
Don't you mean crash a missile into the Moon and set off a flash to fool everyone ? That's what I would expect !!
:lol:
Mee_n_Mac":205ar79l said:Quantum11":205ar79l said:Instead of planting a photographic telescope, set off a huge ass flare so everyone on Earth could have looked up and seen it. Very simple things that most would expect, but yet none did see!
Don't you mean crash a missile into the Moon and set off a flash to fool everyone ? That's what I would expect !!
:lol:
Yuri_Armstrong":2x1n3tzr said:Thanks for that explanation of solar flares/radiation Mac. I think its safe to say that issue has been put to rest along with the many other "arguments" that moon hoaxers have posed over the decades.
When I get to NASA I'll be sure to ask them if it was fake though :lol:
Mee_n_Mac":319yh2oa said:Quantum11":319yh2oa said:I know, we can do this. You tell me what part of the CFI you understand, then I'll fill in what you cannot fathom for yourself. That way you can see for a fact, that I know what I am talking about. FYI, do not try and BS me or it won't look very good when I trounce on you. LOL Trounce...I just love that word.
Until you are ready to discuss this intelligently, and without continued ridicule, I'll leave you these to check out. Compare the numbers of the Seahorse flare that solar physicists agree would have killed the astronauts, with the numbers from the major flares during just three Apollo missions.
I don't understand the CFI numbers so clue me in if you wish. But wouldn't the direction of the flare also have an impact ? Were all these "major" flares aimed at us ? As for the seahorse flare killing the astronauts ...who says this ?
From http://science.nasa.gov/science-news/sc ... larflares/
Such doses from a solar flare are possible. To wit: the legendary solar storm of August 1972.
It's legendary (at NASA) because it happened during the Apollo program when astronauts were going back and forth to the Moon regularly. At the time, the crew of Apollo 16 had just returned to Earth in April while the crew of Apollo 17 was preparing for a moon-landing in December. Luckily, everyone was safely on Earth when the sun went haywire.
"A large sunspot appeared on August 2, 1972, and for the next 10 days it erupted again and again," recalls Hathaway. The spate of explosions caused, "a proton storm much worse than the one we've just experienced," adds Cucinotta. Researchers have been studying it ever since.
Cucinotta estimates that a moonwalker caught in the August 1972 storm might have absorbed 400 rem. Deadly? "Not necessarily," he says. A quick trip back to Earth for medical care could have saved the hypothetical astronaut's life.
Surely, though, no astronaut is going to walk around on the Moon when there's a giant sunspot threatening to explode. "They're going to stay inside their spaceship (or habitat)," says Cucinotta. An Apollo command module with its aluminum hull would have attenuated the 1972 storm from 400 rem to less than 35 rem at the astronaut's blood-forming organs. That's the difference between needing a bone marrow transplant or just a headache pill.
Quantum11":31gegc0g said:Mee_n_Mac":31gegc0g said:Quantum11":31gegc0g said:Instead of planting a photographic telescope, set off a huge ass flare so everyone on Earth could have looked up and seen it. Very simple things that most would expect, but yet none did see!
Don't you mean crash a missile into the Moon and set off a flash to fool everyone ? That's what I would expect !!
:lol:
Okay...and they didn't put a photographic telescope, so we could peer further, free of the disturbance caused by looking through our atmosphere...because? They could have continued taking wonderful photos or videos from the moon from that point onward, pointing to the photos as proof they put the photographic telescope on the moon. But they didn't do that did they? No, it was more important to pick up and photograph rocks that they had taken back from the first mission? Talk about repetitive and moronic.
Quantum11":3qln1s0z said:You see, for every article that NASA has one of their 'experts' minimilize the danger of solar flares, I can find you several that explain the radiation from the 72 flare would have been deadly. And then I have already provided the data from the NGDC on earlier posts showing major solar flares during Apollo missions that were more intense then the event in "72.
So, you want to dance some more meenmac?
Mee_n_Mac":3u9cmyjj said:Quantum11":3u9cmyjj said:You see, for every article that NASA has one of their 'experts' minimilize the danger of solar flares, I can find you several that explain the radiation from the 72 flare would have been deadly. And then I have already provided the data from the NGDC on earlier posts showing major solar flares during Apollo missions that were more intense then the event in "72.
So, you want to dance some more meenmac?
My wife says I'm a pretty poor dancer but hey if you want your toes stepped on ...
1) You've yet to prove anything re: the deadliess of your "major" (why does the CFI use quotes ?) flares. First the CFI is a compilation of 5 terms, 2 of which indicate the "strength" of radio wave emissions which are non-ionizing and not deadly to the astronauts (short of heating them). One deals with the distribution of the EM spectrum and one deals with the "importance" (means what exactly ?) of the red light emitted. So far as I can see only 1 part of the CFI measures in any way deadly ionizing radiation. So what's the SID portion of the CFI for all those flares ? What was their classification ?
2) You've also ignored my question re: the aiming of the flares. What flares were positioned so as to deliver radiation, in the form of EM waves or energetic particles, towards Earth ?
3) Lastly if you want to refute that the astronauts could have survived space radiation using pop science articles, you might want to have them consistent with your argument. Either there was or wasn't deadly solar radiation during the missions. The articles all say it's the latter. Make your case for the former first and then come up with a flux density and energy levels that would be deadly and then we can debate the effectiveness of the CSM sheilding against those levels. But until you do better support 1 & 2 above I'm not wasting my time.
And to further address your rather silly argument about a Moon telescope ... you tell me what size 'scope they could have brought that would have been any better than what they had then on the ground. Why would we have wasted that weight for such a usage ? If you hoaxsters aren't going to believe the TV transmissions and pics sent back then why would a 'scope sending back images be any different ? The claim would be that their all faked anyway ... something the mission planners of the time really weren't concerned about.
While fakery is on the plate ... what about that fake Dutch moon rock ? The Rijksmuseum got that piece from the former PM. Who says it wasn't either stolen or replaced while in his care or after his death ? I note an article says ...
There is no doubt in my mind that many moon rocks are lost or stolen and now sitting in private collections," said Joseph Gutheinz, a University of Phoenix instructor and former U.S. government investigator who has made a project of tracking down the lunar treasures.
The Rijksmuseum, more noted as a repository for 17th century Dutch paintings, announced last month it had had its plum-sized "moon" rock tested, only to discover it was a piece of petrified wood, possibly from Arizona. The museum said it inherited the rock from the estate of a former prime minister.
The real Dutch moon rocks are in a natural history museum. But the misidentification raised questions about how well countries have safeguarded their presents from Washington.
Genuine moon rocks, while worthless in mineral terms, can fetch six-figure sums from black-market collectors.
and ...
Gutheinz, the former U.S. investigator, says ignorance about the rocks is an invitation to thieves, and he should know.
In 1998, he was working for the NASA Office of the Inspector General in a sting operation to uncover fake rocks when he was offered the real Apollo 17 rock — the one given to Honduras — for $5 million.
The rock was recovered and eventually returned to Honduras, but not before a fight in Florida District Court that went down in legal annals as "United States vs. One Lucite Ball Containing Lunar Material (One Moon Rock) and One Ten Inch By Fourteen Inch Wooden Plaque."
The case is not unique.
http://www.usatoday.com/tech/science/sp ... rock_N.htm
So what do you say about the real moon rocks mentioned above ? Think they weren't looked at after the discovery ?
BurgerB75":3dirkyhc said:I swear these hoaxers really need to crawl out of their parent's basement and face reality now and then...
ZenGalacticore":1pj548gs said:It's funny how all the sci-fi portrayals of the surface of the Moon were renditions of a hard, rocky surface until around 1968. (The Lunar probes confirmed the dusty surface before men actually landed, if I'm not mistaken.)
Quantum11":146vtf4g said:ZenGalacticore":146vtf4g said:It's funny how all the sci-fi portrayals of the surface of the Moon were renditions of a hard, rocky surface until around 1968. (The Lunar probes confirmed the dusty surface before men actually landed, if I'm not mistaken.)
Ya, it's funny how many of them also included stars, and exhaust plumes, and exhaust craters, and believable portrayals of the sun and moon...
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