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note that you've said that Moon is "physically dark,"
apparently referring to its albedo compared to Earth, but all of this is rather elementary for anyone who has taken photographs at night, and further, if they have developed the film & prints by hand, whereby one can actually develop those stars -- with which few in Apollo were concerned. of course, the astrosuits were by far the brightest objects, other than Sun, itself. just so happens, there's an article about this in the current "Skeptical Enquirer," noting that soem stars are visible becase the UV was not filtered -- as you say?... unfortunately, it's also "part two" of their "global" warming bake- sale, and they also get into lagubrious cosmology. thus: as pointed-out by the Tits On Mars guy, who was a commentator for one of the TV networks at the time, these simulations were labeled as such for the broadcasts ... Dick Hoagland, whose own face may be on Mars, two! in Gore's "global" warming propoganda, he actually refers to the "dark side of the moon," when the astronauts lost radio contact, or some thing, followed by the paradigmatic "rise of Earth" during orbit; another victim of pinkfloydism, "the wall" of the Harry Potter PS that he attended in DC?... anyway, there are many other inaccuracies in his movie, but I didn't take notes when I saw it at the pier. --n~nerfman~n! |
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Major Quaternion Dirt Quantum wrote:
note that you've said that Moon is "physically dark," apparently referring to its albedo compared to Earth, but all of this is rather elementary for anyone who has taken photographs at night, and further, if they have developed the film & prints by hand, whereby one can actually develop those stars You have clearly never, ever experienced the limited latitude of film photography. One exposes for the moon or the background. Digital is not much different. I have. You have not. You are full of ****. |
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heh-heh -- which one of us are you slagging;
Uncle Guth with his sim-o-vision, or me, who has never used a telescope, with or without a camera? heh-heh; Venus is Unidentified Floating Object #1, for all time as viewed from Earth, especially from aircraft! I think, there is equipment to shoot stars, during Earth daytime, but I'm not sure. also, there is a scope in Simi Valley, CA, that blocks Sun, but it's mainly to look at the chronosphere etc., I think, sort-of simulating an eclipse. note that you've said that Moon is "physically dark," apparently referring to its albedo compared to Earth, but all of this is rather elementary for anyone who has taken photographs at night, and further, if they have developed the film & prints by hand, whereby one can actually develop those stars You have clearly never, ever experienced the limited latitude of film photography. One exposes for the moon or the background. Digital is not much different. I have. You have not. thus quoth: 14 Italian Senators Call for Cheney Impeachment Aug. 1, 2007 (EIRNS)-The Lyndon LaRouche Political Action Committee (LPAC) issued the following release today. Fourteen members of the Italian Senate have signed a call "to the Members of Congress to support Rep. Kucinich's House Resolution 333 for the Impeachment of Dick Cheney." The signatures were organized by Sen. Lidia Menapace, who is the first signer. Senator Menapace held extensive meetings with Lyndon LaRouche during his Italian tour in June of this year. So far all signers are members of the PRC/European Left group faction in Italy's parliament. The names of the signers were sent this morning to the Milan office of the LaRouche movement. This afternoon, European Time, they will be sent to a priority list of U.S. Congressmen. [Text of the Letter] http://larouchepub.com/pr/2007/07080...tors_call.html thus: pehaps it has been said, history is made by the victors. I just read about a new documentary by a japanese-american, finally using the immense footage from the scty of war Stimson's arbtitrary policy of heralding the nuclear age with an act of unneeded terror, which Truman embraced, as a matter of bowing to his British betters, supposedly to "give the SU a lesson." this is fully documented in the LaRocuhe stuff, but maybe you can't tolerate reading that. they did it over MacArthur's head, and ever since then, they've tried to say that he'd have done it in Korea! thus: in Gore's "global" warming propoganda, he actually refers to the "dark side of the moon," when the astronauts lost radio contact, or some thing, followed by the paradigmatic "rise of Earth" during orbit; another victim of pinkfloydism, "the wall" of the Harry Potter PS that he attended in DC?... anyway, there are many other inaccuracies in his movie, but I didn't take notes when I saw it at the pier. --n~nerfman~n! |
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Does telling lies upon lies make Yids feel extra holy special, as in
closer to your God that apparently didn't mind seeing one of his own kind put on a stick? Where's Venus? (you silly brown-nosed Yids damn well know exactly what I mean) - Brad Guth |
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if you are going to conversate,
maybe I just have to wait for you to process what I wrote, above, now "below." why should Venus be any different in its behavior as seen from Earth, except a bit more or less relatively bright in those lunar environs? why is it *not* the morningstar or eveningstar vis-a-vu Moon? all of us who've exposed film and developed it & printed the results, with varying degrees of contrast, know this for an absolute surety -- it's all relative, even though I've never tried to photograph stars! see the current *Skeptical Enquirer*, which is otherwise pretty bad IMHO; argue with those turkeys, not us, because you just can't seem to engage torpedoes! Where's Venus? (you silly brown-nosed Yids damn well thus: I think, there is equipment to shoot stars, during Earth daytime, but I'm not sure. also, there is a scope in Simi Valley, CA, that blocks Sun, but it's mainly to look at the chromosphere etc., I think, sort-of simulating an eclipse. but all of this is rather elementary for anyone who has taken photographs at night, and further, if they have developed the film & prints by hand, whereby one can actually develop those stars You have clearly never, ever experienced the limited latitude of film photography. One exposes for the moon or the background. Digital is not much different. 14 Italian Senators Call for Cheney Impeachment Aug. 1, 2007 (EIRNS)- The Lyndon LaRouche Political Action Committee (LPAC) issued the following release today. Fourteen members of the Italian Senate have signed a call "to the Members of Congress to support Rep. Kucinich's House Resolution 333 for the Impeachment of Dick Cheney." http://larouchepub.com/pr/2007/07080...tors_call.html |
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"Major Quaternion Dirt Quantum" wrote in message oups.com... : if you are going to conversate, What kind of ****** talk is "conversate"? The English word is "converse". |
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I'm just trying to dance like the butterfly
of copaesthetic language that monsieur Guth is; I was stung by his Homer SIMS-sonite revealation: I can see Venus on my dumbterminal, no matter where I fly in Universe -- it's morning in America, and every where else! look, Ma; I'm flying de spacecraft with no hands -- wheeee! hey, that's better then most western astrologers; everything has precessed since Ptolemy "codified" that ****, and his epicycles *was* a hoax, and they're still using them, in a sense, over 2000 years later. but, JPL doesn't care about which house Sun is "rising" in, or about any other stars or apparent constellations, for the purposes of perisolar launches -- of course, that's all of them, to date -- so, that's not in the ephemeris! The English word is "converse". --n~nerfman~n! http://larouchepub.com/pr/2007/07073...each_dick.html http://larouchepub.com/pr/2007/07080...tors_call.html |
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I'm just trying to dance like the butterfly
of copaesthetic language that monsieur Guth is; I was stung by his Homer SIMS-sonite revealation: I can see Venus on my dumbterminal, no matter where I fly in Universe -- it's morning in America, and every where else! look, Ma; I'm flying de spacecraft with no hands -- wheeee! hey, that's better then most western astrologers; everything has precessed since Ptolemy "codified" that ****, and his epicycles *was* a hoax, and they're still using them, in a sense, over 2000 years later. but, JPL doesn't care about which house Sun is "rising" in, or about any other stars or apparent constellations, for the purposes of perisolar launches -- of course, that's all of them, to date -- so, that's not in the ephemeris! The English word is "converse". --n~nerfman~n! http://larouchepub.com/pr/2007/07073...each_dick.html http://larouchepub.com/pr/2007/07080...tors_call.html |
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Androcles wrote:
"Major Quaternion Dirt Quantum" wrote in message oups.com... : if you are going to conversate, What kind of ****** talk is "conversate"? The English word is "converse". Lighten up, asshole. Look to the content. |
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On Aug 8, 5:53 pm, Major Quaternion Dirt Quantum
wrote: if you are going to conversate, maybe I just have to wait for you to process what I wrote, above, now "below." why should Venus be any different in its behavior as seen from Earth, except a bit more or less relatively bright in those lunar environs? why is it *not* the morningstar or eveningstar vis-a-vuMoon? all of us who've exposed film and developed it & printed the results, with varying degrees of contrast, know this for an absolute surety -- it's all relative, even though I've never tried to photograph stars! see the current *Skeptical Enquirer*, which is otherwise pretty bad IMHO; argue with those turkeys, not us, because you just can't seem to engage torpedoes! Where's Venus? (you silly brown-nosed Yids damn well thus: I think, there is equipment to shoot stars, during Earth daytime, but I'm not sure. also, there is a scope in Simi Valley, CA, that blocks Sun, but it's mainly to look at the chromosphere etc., I think, sort-of simulating an eclipse. but all of this is rather elementary for anyone who has taken photographs at night, and further, if they have developed the film & prints by hand, whereby one can actually develop those stars You have clearly never, ever experienced the limited latitude of film photography. One exposes for themoonor the background. Digital is not much different. I see, covering thy but with all the usual lies upon lies is the best you silly Yids can muster. The physics and best available science of evidence has been posted for years, and especially as of lately is not without having been replicated to death. The NASA/Apollo lack of Venus is just one of a good dozen other issues that simply do not add up for others according to the limitations of your Yiddish holy grail. Those naked Kodak moments were unfiltered. Do the math and offer up the science. Do the 3D interactive orbital simulator, and share. Otherwise, do offer us whatever examples as to how the heck Venus was so good at hiding itself while above that physically dark horizon. - Brad Guth |
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