Moon landings were faked?

[Superted]

I so do agree.

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Best, Post, Ever!

[Zabuza]

Read, and I believe it. Thanks for the enlightenment.

Oh and Zabuza, quit laughing at other's intelligence. You didn't bring up one good point in your post before just 'Omg, of course we landed on the moon!', and what your thoughts were, and now you're acting like you're superior just because you have a "right" point of view. You are stupid, as are your posts. Killed by Bush? Awesome Zabuza, remember: hating Bush and using him in insults that have nothing to do with him makes you cool! Go kick and scream about getting kicked out of TWDev, and pretending you're good at making maps.

Fuck you.

U know what? Stop being a little dickwad, i dont make a point because it is a waste of my time you little faggot, dibt gi saying i cant make maps when 7 are in tw and you cant do shit, come talk to me when you got something good to say you fucking ass...


Hey, Bloodzombie? how bout learning the whole story dumbass

Bad: A big staple of the HBs is the claim that radiation in the van Allen Belts and in deep space would have killed the astronauts in minutes. They interview a Russian cosmonaut involved in the USSR Moon program, who says that they were worried about going in to the unknowns of space, and suspected that radiation would have penetrated the hull of the spacecraft.

Good: Kaysing's exact words in the program are ``Any human being traveling through the van Allen belt would have been rendered either extremely ill or actually killed by the radiation within a short time thereof.''

This is complete and utter nonsense. The van Allen belts are regions above the Earth's surface where the Earth's magnetic field has trapped particles of the solar wind. An unprotected man would indeed get a lethal dose of radiation, if he stayed there long enough. Actually, the spaceship traveled through the belts pretty quickly, getting past them in an hour or so. There simply wasn't enough time to get a lethal dose, and, as a matter of fact, the metal hull of the spaceship did indeed block most of the radiation. For a detailed explanation of all this, my fellow Mad Scientist William Wheaton has a page with the technical data about the doses received by the astronauts. Another excellent page about this, that also gives a history of NASA radiation testing, is from the Biomedical Results of Apollo site. An interesting read!

Dumbass...

[Vykromond]

Hey, Bloodzombie? how bout learning the whole story dumbass



Dumbass...

lol newb

[scumbag]

Thats right, you keep reaching for that rainbow

[bloodzombie]

Hey, Bloodzombie? how bout learning the whole story dumbass
Dumbass...

Look at my earlier post in this thread... I already know this stuff. Your reply was so stupid that I thought it might be a good idea for you to do a little reading yourself.

[Mr. Peanuts]

Yeah, you dont have to make a point, just steal off websites etc.

[wadi]

Jimmy Hoffa and the Lindbergh baby live in my basement. They play dominoes with Tupac and Elvis.

Please tell Hoffa he's on booze duty for Sunday's poker game.

[Troll King]

For a detailed explanation of all this, my fellow Mad Scientist William Wheaton has a page with the technical data about the doses received by the astronauts.

If Wesley Crusher says it's so, it's so.

[Ewan]

I so do agree.

http://s96920072.onlinehome.us/TPC/F.../0902/0902.jpg

When I saw the first picture, before scrolling down. I said to myself "That looks like the clangers episode where the astronaught lands on the moon.

[BleakFuture]

The astronauts wouldn't die

way to just believe everything they shove down your throat... have you ever heard of a little thing called the Van Allen Belt? A ring of radiation between us and the moon? Upon entering the Van Allen Belt the astronauts would've died of radiation poisining immediately. More than 6 feet of lead shielding would've been needed to protect them, and don't even say that they must've had it, because a ship made out of 6 foot lead walls couldn't fly.

The amount of time they'd spend in the belt isn't long enough for them to die from radiation poisoning, and their ships are made of metals and ceramics designed to withstand heat and insulate against radiation. Lead is just a generally dense material, which is cheap and easy to use to block against a variety of things, like radiation or radio signals, but the more dense a material is, the heavier, and the more....blockage... would result. Now, they would have been exposed for some time, which would increase their chance to get a variety of cancers... so this way.... they might die from radiation... but not by poisoning.

http://spider.ipac.caltech.edu/staff/waw/mad/mad19.html

Plus, as seen in many major cities during the night, unless stars are really bright normally, they are rarely seen due to light pollution. If the sun is illuminating the lunar landscape, there's going to be alot of light being reflected from the ground, especially with no atmosphere to absorb and reflect any of the light that isn't remotely dead on, and overpowering the starlight. Just a thought though, feel free to prove me wrong.

[ZeUs!!]

the holocaust never happened

You may think you've just made some smart-ass remark intended to be kinda ironic and smug and slightly provocational. In fact there's a group of historians who currently subscribe to holocaust denial and say it never happened for a number of reasons. My friend Grandpa Nick's doing his dissertation on it next year

[MetalKid]

Everyone has seen the video of astronauts planting a US flag on the Moon. You can see the flag flexing and rippling. How can that be? There's no breeze on the Moon. But then, there's no atmosphere, either. When the astronauts planted the flagpole they twisted it back and forth to sink it into the lunar soil. On the Earth, that would have made the flag "wave" for a few seconds, then stop. But that's because the flag pushes against air as it flaps, and the air slows it down. On the Moon, there was no air to stop the flag's motion, so it continued, just as Newton's First Law of physics says it should. So of course the cloth flag waved and rippled beneath the metal rod holding it out.

[MetalKid]

1. Apollo 14 astronaut Allen Shepard played golf on the Moon. In front of a worldwide TV audience, Mission Control teased him about slicing the ball to the right. Yet a slice is caused by uneven air flow over the ball. The Moon has no atmosphere and no air.

Umm, perhaps for the arc, but what if he screwed up and made it go to, say, the right from the very start?

[Mr. Peanuts]

A slice can also be caused by the way you hold the club. Try perfecting your swing in a spacesuit.

[bloodzombie]

Am I the only one that reads the whole thread before replying?