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Post by fiveonit on Jul 27, 2010 20:31:40 GMT -4
Just found this post from a Hoax believer on YouTube and I just had to share! TOO Good to pass up!!! LOL!!!
CT: "What make's me laugh is that all that running and jumping about onthe moon your never hear any astro puffing or panting from the extra excertion they're using to move their limbs in those pressure suits, all the sound tracks are seperately recorded from the films, and not that hard to tell either... beside's the fact that if there's no astmosphere, there's no sky, and if there's no sky there's no sunlight on the moon!"
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Post by laurel on Jul 27, 2010 21:20:48 GMT -4
CT: "What make's [sic] me laugh is that all that running and jumping about onthe moon [sic] your [sic] never hear any astro puffing or panting from the extra excertion [sic] they're using to move their limbs in those pressure suits... Wow. What videos are they watching? I specifically remember watching some clips of Gene Cernan drilling for core samples and thinking, Ouch, he really sounds uncomfortable. The ALSJ says his heart rate was over 130 at the time. history.nasa.gov/alsj/a17/a17v.1193953.rmhistory.nasa.gov/alsj/a17/a17v.1194248.rmOften when the CapCom requested an EMU check, it was because the Flight Surgeon thought one of the astronauts was exerting himself too much and the request was a way to get him to stand still for a minute. There was also a line I remember vividly from A Man On The Moon about Dave Scott's fingers being "so badly injured that they were beginning to turn black" during the second EVA. I get twinges in my fingers just reading that. I'd love to see this commenter try to tell the astronauts that they hadn't exerted themselves on the Moon. Okay, rant mode off.
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Post by Count Zero on Jul 28, 2010 2:30:10 GMT -4
Scott & Irwin struggling with the stuck drill on Apollo 15 was the first thing I thought of. Iirc, that was a contributing factor to Irwin's heart condition.
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Post by ka9q on Jul 28, 2010 15:13:17 GMT -4
Who knows the cause of Irwin's heart problems? Remember he and Scott both had cardiac arrhythmias after a very long day that had them do an EVA and an ascent. The apparent cause, besides over-exertion, was dehydration that led to hypokalemia (low potassium levels). That was the reason for the potassium-fortified orange drinks on the Apollo 16 mission that led to John Young's famous open-mike complaints...
Gene Kranz talks about this incident in "Failure Is Not An Option". He said he had chills listening to the A/G circuit because the crew seemed so dangerously out of sync with what was going on. He also learned that the flight surgeons had noticed the EKG irregularities but didn't report them right away to the flight director out of misguided concerns about medical privacy. I could only agree strongly with Kranz.
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Post by BertL on Jul 29, 2010 9:02:53 GMT -4
Just found this post from a Hoax believer on YouTube and I just had to share! TOO Good to pass up!!! LOL!!! "beside's the fact that if there's no astmosphere, there's no sky, and if there's no sky there's no sunlight on the moon!"Haha, that's a comment on one of the videos on my (alternate) channel. When I asked where he got that idea from, he decided to conveniently summarise his argument down to the most silly part.
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Post by capricorn1 on Jul 29, 2010 12:13:11 GMT -4
Just found this post from a Hoax believer on YouTube and I just had to share! TOO Good to pass up!!! LOL!!! "beside's the fact that if there's no astmosphere, there's no sky, and if there's no sky there's no sunlight on the moon!"Haha, that's a comment on one of the videos on my (alternate) channel. When I asked where he got that idea from, he decided to conveniently summarise his argument down to the most silly part. Bert, would you believe me if I actually told you an HB actually used one of your uploads as proof of the hoax.......! www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=119328&page=170
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Post by BertL on Jul 29, 2010 12:42:18 GMT -4
Ah yes, the sped up version of the six clips. I think it's obvious that even in these few seconds long clips the astronauts move way too fast to be natural. But judging from the comments some people see it as definitive proof that it was faked as the clips look 'totally natural '. I guess it's easy to turn a blind eye to such things.
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raven
Jupiter
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Post by raven on Jul 29, 2010 14:48:44 GMT -4
I have also encountered KaOssis, and the ideas they espouse are pretty ridiculous. They seem to be convinced that not only was the moon sliced in half, but that the same will happen to Earth any time now, and that "only the innocent will be spared."
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Post by gillianren on Jul 29, 2010 16:45:54 GMT -4
Innocent by whose standards?
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Post by randombloke on Jul 29, 2010 18:11:59 GMT -4
Innocent by whose standards? Presumably whoever's doing the slicing. But I guess that still leads back to the same question again. P.S. Do we know whether this will e an equatorial or a polar slice? What about a target latitude or longitude?
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raven
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Post by raven on Jul 29, 2010 22:57:24 GMT -4
Innocent by whose standards? The Ley Lines, of course.
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Post by lukepemberton on Aug 2, 2010 18:39:24 GMT -4
Innocent by whose standards? The Ley Lines, of course. Yes, I engaged with him today at Bert's channel. He seems to have a thing for Ley Lines. I posted the following last night, but the image seemed to vanish this morning. This is one of my more favourite quotes from YouTube, pertaining to the A15 flag and the electrostatic theory describing the flag movement.
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