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#171
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Silly boy!
Why don't you folks say that you're no photographic expert, or much less of any Kodak wizard at much of anything. Obviously your PC/MAC or whatever MI/NSA computer isn't capable of honestly doing a fail-safe search for much of anything, that which might actually end up better supporting our side of the Kodak argument, as far better off than taking up your hocus-pocus side. Why don't you folks select upon any one of those EVA Kodak moments that proves your side of the argument, or would you much rather that I pick out a given image or two? - Brad Guth |
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#172
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it's your silly hypothesis -- how in Hell
can I conduct a "failsafe search," what ever that is, if I can't even tell how it is that you determined that the "Kodak Moments (tm)" somehow were calibrated to detect lunar UV, in the first place? Obviously your PC/MAC or whatever MI/NSA computer isn't capable of honestly doing a fail-safe search for much of anything, that which might actually end up better supporting our side of the Kodak argument, as far better off than taking up your hocus-pocus side. Why don't you folks select upon any one of those EVA Kodak moments that proves your side of the argument, or would you much rather that I pick out a given image or two? thus: the integral quaternions include those with all half-integers in the imaginary parts. "wayhandy?" amanuensis --DARFUR CONSISTS OF ARABs & nonARABs; NEWS-ITEM: there are too kinds of people -- or 3?... Harry Potter IIX, ?Ordeal @ Oxford//Baghdad ^ Parachute! http://larouchepub.com/other/2007/34...ns_hedges.html |
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#173
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did the Apollo astronauts not have helmets
whose glass was coated with reflective stuff, or was that just light that was more noticably polarized, as when few clouds? re quaternions, the half-integer imaginaries are just included with the units, as well as the vertices of the lattice ... what ever shape that is. thus: the integral quaternions include those with all half-integers in the imaginary parts. --DARFUR CONSISTS OF ARABs & nonARABs; NEWS-ITEM: there are too kinds of people -- or 3?... Harry Potter IIX, ?Ordeal @ Oxford//Baghdad ^ Parachute!http:// larouchepub.com/other/2007/3410caymans_hedges.html |
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#174
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incidentally, the retroreflectors are not
dependont on some "reflective material," which could just be aluminum or silver, but on the *arrangement* of the flat mirrors; just look at any, common reflector, as on a bicycle, which uses only the property of the polished plastic -- no "silvering" at all. did the Apollo astronauts not have helmets whose glass was coated with reflective stuff, or was that just light that was more noticably polarized, as when few clouds? thus: I've never seen an explanation from *you* of what atomtotality is, so how could Wikipedia do it? then, I realized, you were probably selling the stuff. another manifestation of your problem with English, is the fact that you actually did notice, that one of the best theories about human evolution, is known as the "aquatic ape theory," originally done by the guy who made the aqualung, I think, but best explained by Elaine Morgan (_The Descent of Woman_ and _The Aquatic Ape_). of courser, there's no reason, not to combine that with your little theory about stone-throwing -- I like it! thus: um, yeah; Borat wants you in Sudan, why, Baby? the integral quaternions include those with all half-integers in the imaginary parts. --DARFUR CONSISTS OF ARABs & nonARABs; NEWS-ITEM: there are too kinds of people -- or 3?... Harry Potter IIX, ?Ordeal @ Oxford//Baghdad ^ Parachute! http://larouchepub.com/other/2007/34...ns_hedges.html |
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#175
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That's the very best infomercial crapolla you've got?
Our moon is simply way hotter than any lethal badlands that are to behold within our Van Allen belts. Tuned CCD images as for having been specifically filtered for recording those hard-X-rays, or especially of whatever's gamma, is nothing but the sorts of replicated hard scientific numbers proving how extra TBI hot and downright lethal the surface of our physically dark and nasty moon actually is. - Brad Guth |
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#176
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Our "tj Frazir" has been correct in more ways than not. Our moon is
simply way hotter than any lethal badlands that are to behold within our Van Allen belts, and our SAA is in fact expanding as it's dropping like a rock because our magnetosphere is failing us by a good -.05%/ year (the good news being that perhaps soon enough to save us from ourselves, human and a good many other species of population control will no longer be an issue). Tuned CCD images as for having been specifically filtered for recording those hard-X-rays, or especially of whatever's gamma, is nothing but the sorts of replicated hard scientific numbers that's proving how extra TBI hot and downright lethal the surface of our physically dark and nasty moon actually is. You simply can't fly-by-rocket land squat upon the moon unless you intend upon creating an artificial crater. You also don't have sufficient rad-hard DNA, and even banked bone marrow may not be sufficient. That moon of ours is worth teravolts of being electrostatic charged (much worse off than anything Van Allen belt has to offer), as well as being nearly as sooty dark as coal, and otherwise offering itself as tens of dusty meters deep in places to boot. Our once upon a time icy and still somewhat salty and otherwise reactive moon is still the great collector, except for having been losing vast tonnage of sodium and a few other thermal dynamic elements per day, leaving us with a rather interesting cosmic morgue of heavier surface debris and contless spores to deal with. - Brad Guth |
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TBI?... SAA?...
it only gets hot on Moon after midday, and the day lasts for a fortnight, so.... that is why you don't see many late-afternoon or sunset exposures; most of the landings were near the middle of the visible face, some equatorial, so.... stop whining and answer the God-am questions, Bradley, Junior! our Van Allen belts, and our SAA is in fact expanding as it's dropping proving how extra TBI hot and downright lethal the surface of our physically dark and nasty moon actually is. sufficient. That moon of ours is worth teravolts of being electrostatic charged (much worse off than anything Van Allen belt has thus: if you'd put more commas into your spiel, you might get a better reading, or at least critique from the Wikiistas -- it's "run-on" sentences, although your "monographical" phase seems to take care to break it down into conciser paragraphs. although this is your best thing, it's still impossibly obtuse, as well as certainly wrong. I mean, does that sticky-muno guy have any reason to use 2/3, other than your sublimely ridiculous diagram of Coulomb versus Faraday, from the absurd metaphor? where are the proofs of these imaginings? Archimedes Plutoniumwww.iw.net/~a_plutonium whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies thus: .... because AP shares a common Britishism, the lack of adequate punctuation, mainly the commas, set out as normative pauses in one's breathing, but to dysambiguate meaning of a run-on sentence. they don't all *talk* like that, even at Oxbridge, Harry Potter PS#1. it's more annoying than an abbreviationat the end of a sentence, with only one space after it, in the newspapaer. Deep Comma Yes, one must avoid dangerous punctuation at all costs... and, eventually, to death. Fortunately enough, he could be thus: um, yeah; Borat wants you in Sudan, why, Baby? the UNIT quaternions include those with all half-integers in the imaginary parts. --DARFUR CONSISTS OF ARABs & nonARABs; NEWS-ITEM: there are too kinds of people -- or 3?... Harry Potter IIX, ?Ordeal @ Oxford//Baghdad ^ Parachute! http://larouchepub.com/other/2007/34...ns_hedges.html |
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#178
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I believe neil has been assasinated.
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#179
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On Mar 5, 12:24 am, "Koobee Wublee" wrote:
On Mar 4, 3:55 am, "The_Man" wrote: On Mar 4, 1:21 am, "Koobee Wublee" wrote: In 1969, NASA still believed the radiation beyond the Van Allen Belts was as benign as the low earth orbit. Which undermines your whole argument. Even if the radiation WERE dangerous, NASA didn't think so. Nobody had good data to believe a fatal radiation environment beyond the Van Allen Belts even with the hints of solar winds and cosmic particles, and high-energy gamma rays. IF NASA HAD thought so, there MIGHT be a rationale for hoaxing the landings. During the early 70's, the deep space probes started to meet with early demise. Which ones? That prompted investigations to discover a fatal radiation environment beyond the Van Allen Belts. Yes, the magnetosphere of Jupiter. With hardened electronics payloads, the Voyagers spacecrafts can last decades and even more. That is why there were no subsequent moon landings after Apollo. So, there were no MOON landings after Apollo, because the magnetosphere oF JUPITER is dangerous? There were no more moon landings because the Government was spending too much money on Vietnam and the "War on Poverty" The technological is just not there yet. shrug BUt since NASA was convinced that the radiation WASN'T a problem, why "hoax"? Now, they do. They are very cautious with their Mars manned program. shrug Back then, no one had the experience of moving through the Van Allen Belts getting their retina bombarded by high energy particles in which an astronaut with his eyes closed with still see sparks. Since then, we have designed deep-space probes to operate in tremendously high-radiation environment. The highest-altitude shuttle astronauts have reported seeing these sparks with their eyes closed. So what? Space travel is DANGEROUS! No ****! Even if there were NO radiation, it is STILL the most fiucking dangerous thing a human can do. I agree, but shrug. This has nothing to do with a hoax or not. Sure it does, if the argument is that they faked the landings because they were too dangerous. The danger is so great that the astronauts are either extremely brave, extremely crazy or both. Didn't Sally Ride say that given the engineering short comings that caused the '86 shuttle disaster, she would never ride it again with such conditions unresolved. You call her crazy? I say she is 100% correct. shrug Sally Ride would NEVER have been one of the Apollo astronauts, not having a fighter pilot or test pilot background. No offense to Ms. Ride, but if SHE had been Neil Armostring, she would surely have aborted the landing. IN fact, she would never have gotten on ANY of the American or Russian spaceships, and we would have landed on the moon when Affirmative Action mandated it 5,000 A.D. The Apollo astronauts still remain the only ones that have traversed through the Van Allen Belts and into outer space beyond the Van Allen Belts. I thought that they DIDN'T go through the belts, since the landings were "faked" I don't think any person did. shrug The prize of manned moon landing is still up for grab. JFK's dream is still unfulfilled. We need to resuscitate the program, to achieve JFK's dream, and to allow him to rest in peace. That is the most logical American thing to do instead of hiding behind the lies. Yawn. You say it's a fake, though you have not a shred of proof. It certainly was a giant step in a phantom leap from the low earth orbit to the moon. Make up your mind. Already done after concluding the Apollo hoax. When are you going to do the same, ben-man? |
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