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I have made what is known as a submission.
I have put forward a photo purporting to have been taken on the Moon and a still from a video of the exact same event. In my eyes they clearly are not a match and they should be. There are many other anomalies too such as the lack of height of the jump, the camera angle as seen in the reflection in the visor, the dust settling back to the ground very quickly and a missing shadow where the flag is. The flag is what i have observed to be the most obvious error it clearly is not in the same location. If you consider my submission to be a lie then it is your prerogative to challenge it. Unfortunately you have thus far proven yourself to be incapable of basic comprehension. So i sincerely doubt that you will come forward with any unique perspectives on the subject matter. The photo is an obvious error one of many made by NASA only the most blindly pious and devout believers can fail to agree that there are glaring inconsistencies. The video and the photo were taken on different occasions and the set director failed to line everything up the same. Last edited by stelios; 26-06-2012 at 02:05 AM. |
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I have no doubt they could have been in low orbit, performing the same routines as in the gemini days. In fact, I'm on the record as believing the blue lighted interior of the Apollo 13 CM was in earth orbit.
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The dust settling quickly is proof of Earth like gravity and is likely to occur in a studio environment.
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Anyway, regarding your quoted post above, dust settling speed is a function of the force of gravity countered by the resistance of atmospheric pressure on particles, differentially significant based on the mass/surface area ratio of each particle as resisted by the atmospheric pressure on the surface area of the particle in question. Greater atmospheric pressure gives greater frictional resistance to gravitational acceleration. Likewise, lesser atmospheric pressure gives lesser frictional resistance to gravitational acceleration, differentially as a function of ratio of mass to surface area. Given that the moon has nearly zero atmospheric pressure, the particles of "dust" flung by various mechanical forces on the moon would be equally accelerated toward the center of the mass of the moon based exclusively on the gravitational constant of the lunar surface. In other words, in no atmosphere all particles will accelerate in falling at the same rate regardless of mass/surface area ratio. Thus, in vacuum a feather will fall at the same speed as a block of lead. If you dispute the above, you'd better be ready to show your work. I can. |
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One of the characteristics of dust is that it tends to suspend in air, float around a bit before settling down. Or is dust behaving differently in the UK? While dust will tend to float around in air, it settles as fast as gravel in a vacuum since there is no air resistance and gravity makes it move in a nice parabolic arc. The dust would settle (return to the surface) at 9.8 meters per second squared if it was on Earth, and in a vacuum; 1.6 meters per second squared if on the moon. So how fast was that dust settling? If it was dust, and filmed on earth, then it would be floating around before settling, never approaching 9.8 m/s^2. HB'ers on other forums would be laughing at you if they saw your claims here, not something to be proud of. In fact I am embarrassed for you now. Ranb Last edited by ranb; 26-06-2012 at 05:13 AM. |
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It is real, there are no stars in the video, and the weather patterns shown on Earth prove that it was taken when and where it was claimed to be taken. |
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I disagree.
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And even the other HBs around here can see how idiotic it was. Can't they??
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Right let's put this jump bs to bed once and for all.
Here's a slightly longer, still poor quality clip of the jump sequence: Let's have a look at the sequence of events. Here's the astronaut photographer heading to his chosen spot: ![]() Where is he in relation to the flag? His shadow has just passed over that of the flag, therefore he is moving past it. Five seconds later he has moved further away from the LRV camera: ![]() Either the flag is really really really tall, or he is much further away from it now. Again, look at where his shadow is in relation to the flag's. A few seconds later this happens: ![]() He's nearly in position, but what's that crossing his body? Why, it's the flagpole, clearly he is not level with it and it is not behind him - it is in front of him. And say cheese: ![]() And finally the astronauts move towards each other: ![]() At which point the flagpole is clearly in front of him - not level, not behind. All from one continuous piece of footage, not a fragment taken out of context and deliberately misinterpreted. And as one final thing, here is a screenshot from the extras of the DVD "Shadow of the Moon", which has some superb footage in it. ![]() If you can't see the entirety of the flagpole there, you are wilfully blind. |
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This is the best footage I have seen of the jump, it comes from Dwight Steven-Boniecki - he uploaded it the apollohoax.net last year during a debate - I uploaded it to youtube. It is a video copy of the TV transmission with timestamps...
The flagpole is more visible and clearly positioned where its shadow starts. This one is a bit grainy, but strangely this helps to see the flagpole VERY clearly NOT where stelios and his useless gif says it is ![]()
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Still trying to convince people of NASA and their bullshit I see
![]() You will need to go on for z very long time as the more Flying Saucer and ET activity that mounts over the coming years, the bullshit Apollo thing will fold on its own.. As for the jumping, Kubrick was able to mimic the no gravity vacuum effect using wires and slow motion .. very easy to do.
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![]() p.s. There isn't "no gravity" on the Moon - go and get a clue - it is 1.63m s^2 Kubrick didn't even bother trying to mimic Lunar gravity in his film, they walked normally. There were some weightless scenes that were very simplistic, but always from one fixed direction. Last edited by truegroup; 26-06-2012 at 08:50 PM. |
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Im glad you posted that video of the "jump" as it shows some good footage where you can see the wire supporting him...
Yes I know, I know there is lots of glitches in the footage, which is very convenient.. What I like about this vid is that the glitch comes from the same spot on his back pack.. while there are glitches in other places on the footage where people state that the glitches above their back packs are just more of the same, I think it was also the wires causing the blurs...
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