On May 8, 1:23 am, Martin Hogbin wrote:
Koobee Wublee wrote:
That is because of
your strong BELIEF IN what you have been taught in the first place and
also very strong peer pressures.
I am waiting for you to set me straight. What really
happened in your opinion.
It is not up to me to find out what happened. shrug
The information and analyses I have done only tells if the claimed
manned missions did happen or not, and it is a definitely no. So,
apparently, you do not understand what I said. I have to repeat
myself.
There is no such thing as conspiracy theory or crackpots. You are
either wrong or right. Sometimes, it is subjective. Sometimes, it is
going against what is normally believed. For example, we have this
scenario where most people believe in the God of butterflies being
supreme. Now, someone comes along and claims the God of spiders being
the most supreme instead. This someone will be regarded as a crackpot
and a conspiracy nutcase. shrug
You have erroneously interpreted them as grunts. That is because of
your strong BELIEF IN what you have been taught in the first place and
also very strong peer pressures. If your peers believe in the God of
butterflies, and you believe in the God of spiders, you are going to
feel pressure from your peers.
The subject on manned moon missions can only be decided with more
scientific investigations. Unable to face any scientific inquiries
into the matter, you have resorted to faith. You have called and
tried to dismiss the ones bringing up the questionable events as
conspiracy crackpots. You have lost your scientific methodology in
doing so. shrug
Going back to the manned moon landing claim, the Apollo manned
missions were the only ones that have gone beyond the low earth orbit
in which the environment enjoys a relatively benign radiation of 10
RADs per year. The Apollo manned missions were also the only ones
that have supposedly gone into the Van Allen Belts and beyond. The
shuttle program only calls out for missions in the low earth orbit.
With relatively and vastly more sophisticated hardware, the shuttle
program is plagued with problems after problems while the Apollo
missions have gone in perfect performance except the staged mission 13
which the problem miraculously happened on the 13th mission, the 13th
hour, the 13th minute, and the 13th second.
The Van Allen Belts represent deadly radiation zones that miraculous
shielded all harmful solar and cosmic radiation from the living
organisms of earth. Beyond these belts, the radiation is not as
severe as in it. However, it is still deadly. The earlier deep space
probes namely the Viking and the Mariner missions did not pay very
much attention to the radiation of deep space. These probes did not
last very long. However, Pioneer and Voyagers did have their
electronics hardened for the deadly radiation. To give you an
example, the geosynchronous satellites have to withstand a radiation
of 300kRADs or more per year beyond the Van Allen Belts. The
following link should cast no doubt on this radiation amount. Each
year, the sun sheds some of its mass (2-3E-14 solar mass) with each
proton having an average energy of 1keV.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_wind
That is why semiconductor vendors such as Intersil sell devices that
can withstand some or all these radiation. Check them out.
http://www.intersil.com/military/radhardlist.asp
This is a scientific method of exposing Apollo manned missions being
an elaborate hoax. What is your scientific method of countering
this? None, so you have to resort to faith, right? shrug