April 23rd 08
posted to sci.physics,sci.physics.relativity,sci.math,alt.astronomy
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More evidence proving Apollo Hoax
On Apr 22, 9:28*am, BradGuth wrote:
On Apr 22, 12:04 am, Eric Gisse wrote:
On Apr 21, 10:53 pm, Koobee Wublee wrote:
On Apr 21, 6:06 pm, JanPB wrote:
1. Who put the mirror lunar ranging equipment on the Moon? Little
green men?
The task could be achieved through unmanned missions not necessarily
short men painted green. *shrug
What "unmanned missions" ?
2. Who was transmitting TV broadcast signals from the Moon at the time
of Apollo missions (as shown by recently declassified Soviet spy
antennas records)? Little green men?
What is the nonsense about the Soviet soy antenna records? *Is that
where you got these little green men from?
How do you suppose these Apollo astronauts with 0.25g/cm^2 of shield
is going to come up totally unharmed after being bombarded with 3E-14
solar mass per year of energy? *Little green men reported from
unclassified Soviet antenna spy whatever archive?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_wind
The higher energy particles would damage your DNA with higher
probability of causing some sorts of cancer in a few years. *The lower-
energy ones would manifest shorter term illness. *It is not advisable
to be bombarded with 3E-14 solar mass per year of energy at earth’s
orbit with just 0.25g/cm^2 of shielding from the command module.
shrug
Oh this again? You were proven wrong with the actual ACE/SOHO
spacecraft data and here you are repeating the same **** again.
Stop watching more useless films. *Do the math yourself, film critic..
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.p...msg/d787a05160
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BTW, our naked moon is unavoidably reactive because it's made of such
a hard density worth of matter, instead of a vapor/gas that's far less
reactive, thus our physically dark and nasty moon is contributing it's
secondary/recoil anticathode worth of gamma and hard-X-rays, like none
other.
Each and every one of those Apollo miisions to/from the moon were
essentially a two-part series of their unmanned orbital missions that
went onward from the moon's L1, into lunar orbiting and as best could
deploying technology up until each of their hard/impact landings. *At
least that's pretty much the best we can manage to pull off as of
today.
. - Brad Guth
Whatever you say guthball.
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