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25 Apr 15
Originally posted by FreakyKBHIt's already been answered, they didn't say anything that in any way categorically
You didn't answer the question.
indicates that the camera is pressed against the window, and at points the camera
is clearly changing distance from the window [which is not surprising given that
they were floating in micro-gravity.
Also, I couldn't identify the object that partially blocked the view, it might not have
been an arm at all, it could have been something floating in the cabin...
There are lots of potential explanations, and I could spend ages listing them all.
But there is no need, the point is we have mountains of evidence that they went to the
moon and this does nothing to detract from that.
26 Apr 15
Originally posted by googlefudgeI accept it by faith for I don't really know. 😏
Because most days [100's of times a year] since the relevant Apollo Mission people
have been bouncing laser beams off of the retro-reflectors to determine the distance to
the moon.
This can be done by anyone [any nation] with a decent sized telescope and a laser.
You fire a laser at a random spot on the moon and you get no reflection, you fire ...[text shortened]... ses.
It's not possible with current technology to fake this, let alone back in the 60's/70's.
Originally posted by FreakyKBHThat is just so much BS. The camera was only about 4 inches wide. We saw the thing recently. It was probably not right against the window but a few inches away. You will notice the arm was totally out of focus which is what happens if you get something that close to the camera. The timing and tracking modules were getting the distance, that was my job. The tracking module is a digital signal, very complex, that is transmitted to the Apollo and a transducer on the Apollo re-transmits that signal back to Earth. The return signal is compared to the outgoing signal and there is only one distance that it can be at that shows that distance.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xStEQK2-xlY
Although I don't subscribe to everything within the video, some of the points are irrefutable.
Specifically, if the window is filled with an image of the earth from 130,000 miles out, how does the arm of one of the astronauts show up in the shot?
The unmodified equipment got the distance to the Apollo within 50 feet. The engineers told me the distance could have been within 6 inches if some more advanced analysis was used but it was deemed not needed, 50 feet was plenty accurate enough.
That data comes through from one site like Goldstone in the desert (I was subsequently offered a job there, post Apollo. It was sad to see where the equipment had been removed, my equipment, timing and tracking) then switching to another dish when the Earth spins out of line of site of the one dish and then a digital hand off to the next dish which could be 6000 miles away, we had to get that handoff within 100 nanoseconds, 1/10th of a microsecond and we did, due to the timing part, the three atomic clocks, well 2 atomic clocks, the master, a Cesium beam clock, a secondary, a Rubidium beam clock and a third one which was not atomic but the very best quartz crystal clock that could be made in the 1960's, very well temperature compensated and so forth, nowhere as accurate as the atomic beam clocks but good enough for dish to dish hand off's)
Anyway, the hand off's went perfectly but when the Apollo landed and those famous words were spoken, there was a dish in Australia that had the job of getting that image and audio and telemetry to the world, it almost didn't because of high winds, it was just about 5 minutes before landing that the handoff took place, otherwise there would have been no video. There was no way anyone could fake that distance signal, it was all automatic and checkable in real time. THAT WAS MY JOB. You can kiss my asss if you think that was faked.
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26 Apr 15
Originally posted by FreakyKBHthere are 5 that i am aware of, 3 large american and 2 small russian.
How many retroflectors are on the moon?
To whom do they belong?
the 3 american (nasa) llr's were put there during manned apollo missions. the 2 russian were put there during unmanned missions.
most of them still work today, especially the larger american models. countries all around the world have been bouncing laser beams off them since the apollo missions.
how do you explain their existence?
26 Apr 15
Best reply to an atheist:
Without apriori reasoning, you can't assume that your observations are observations or yours at all.
And since anything you now think is nothing more than an assumption which you can't sustain without apriori reasoning, you can only except the existence of God, because without proof, your existence is just as dubious.
27 Apr 15
Originally posted by stellspalfieSo, if I read you right, you're acknowledging there are retroflectors on the moon which were established without the need of manned landings?
there are 5 that i am aware of, 3 large american and 2 small russian.
the 3 american (nasa) llr's were put there during manned apollo missions. the 2 russian were put there during unmanned missions.
most of them still work today, especially the larger american models. countries all around the world have been bouncing laser beams off them since the apollo missions.
how do you explain their existence?
27 Apr 15
Originally posted by sonhouseWeren't there reports of an errant Coke bottle in the earliest transmissions viewed by the Australians?
That is just so much BS. The camera was only about 4 inches wide. We saw the thing recently. It was probably not right against the window but a few inches away. You will notice the arm was totally out of focus which is what happens if you get something that close to the camera. The timing and tracking modules were getting the distance, that was my job. The ...[text shortened]... c and checkable in real time. THAT WAS MY JOB. You can kiss my asss if you think that was faked.
I appreciate your invite to rub my lips on your glutes, but I am going to pass at this time.
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Originally posted by FreakyKBHyep......so inturn, you accept that there were unmanned missions that landed on the moon, around the same time as the apollo missions?
So, if I read you right, you're acknowledging there are retroflectors on the moon which were established without the need of manned landings?
