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originally posted by: Phage
originally posted by: SerpentMoon87
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: SerpentMoon87
What about the windows? They don't protect anyone from anything, except UV and temperature differences.
Tell us about the construction of the windows, please.
They use tempered and annealed glass, that's what NASA says, its just the difference in the control in temperature that's different and how each one is cooled.... SEARCH IT UP.
"Tempered and annealed" doesn't say anything about the construction of the windows. Do you think that more than 1" of glass has no radiation shielding capabilities?
originally posted by: SerpentMoon87
originally posted by: In4ormant
originally posted by: SerpentMoon87
originally posted by: TerryDon79
a reply to: SerpentMoon87
Have you got some sort of debilitating allergic reaction to posting evidence?
No, but you might have an allergy to using a search engine, i named the parts, the crafts layout and design is online available to the public, radiation studies in the belts is still ongoing and they have pages and pages of reading.
Many land based radiation studies have been are being conducted land based, it's available to us equally.
How do probes survive it?
They don't, or by today's standard of space so far, they shouldn't. But considering military technology in the 50's, i assume and only assume they use none disclosed methods to do so.
originally posted by: In4ormant
originally posted by: SerpentMoon87
originally posted by: In4ormant
originally posted by: SerpentMoon87
originally posted by: TerryDon79
a reply to: SerpentMoon87
Have you got some sort of debilitating allergic reaction to posting evidence?
No, but you might have an allergy to using a search engine, i named the parts, the crafts layout and design is online available to the public, radiation studies in the belts is still ongoing and they have pages and pages of reading.
Many land based radiation studies have been are being conducted land based, it's available to us equally.
How do probes survive it?
They don't, or by today's standard of space so far, they shouldn't. But considering military technology in the 50's, i assume and only assume they use none disclosed methods to do so.
Ludicrous.
Explain the Zond 5 mission from U.S.S.R. please.
All kinds of living things survived that trip.
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: SerpentMoon87
You do realize that radiation affects older computers a lot differently than it does modern computers right?
False.
You do know that the guidance system of Apollo used the same technology as today we have in cell phones and computers
originally posted by: SerpentMoon87
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: SerpentMoon87
You do realize that radiation affects older computers a lot differently than it does modern computers right?
What? You do know that the guidance system of Apollo used the same technology as today we have in cell phones and computers, it was just bigger, today its compressed, makes no difference. It's made out of the same stuff.
originally posted by: SerpentMoon87
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: SerpentMoon87
You do realize that radiation affects older computers a lot differently than it does modern computers right?
What? You do know that the guidance system of Apollo used the same technology as today we have in cell phones and computers, it was just bigger, today its compressed, makes no difference. It's made out of the same stuff.
originally posted by: Soylent Green Is People
originally posted by: SerpentMoon87
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: SerpentMoon87
You do realize that radiation affects older computers a lot differently than it does modern computers right?
What? You do know that the guidance system of Apollo used the same technology as today we have in cell phones and computers, it was just bigger, today its compressed, makes no difference. It's made out of the same stuff.
My mobile phone doesn't use rope core memory.
originally posted by: SerpentMoon87
a reply to: Phage
The image of the ''earth'' rotates, but the clouds remain quite still for a long period of time considering mission times were days not hours, looking at Apollo 11 missions, the photos taken during the trip to the moon around and back, not low earth orbit, show the same weather pattern. Again, not including obviously low earth orbit photos.
Provide with me two pictures taken at different times where the weather systems are exactly the same - let's see how good your research skills are.
originally posted by: Soylent Green Is People
originally posted by: SerpentMoon87
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: SerpentMoon87
You do realize that radiation affects older computers a lot differently than it does modern computers right?
What? You do know that the guidance system of Apollo used the same technology as today we have in cell phones and computers, it was just bigger, today its compressed, makes no difference. It's made out of the same stuff.
My mobile phone doesn't use rope core memory.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: SerpentMoon87
and radiation does do damage to rope core memory,
Evidence?
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: SerpentMoon87
and radiation does do damage to rope core memory,
Evidence?
I'm going out on a limb here, but I'm going to guess the answer will be something like "Search engine. Do your own research."
but i am just relaying what scientific research
The X-15 had a rocket engine. Rudimentary compared to those of the Saturn V.
i am not even going to start on about earth looking exactly the same in every photo. Not going to even mention the X-35 high altitude tests, i mean what in the world do they need rockets for if they had that tech in the 50's.
I've done plenty of investigating. I see no evidence that you have.
i spoke my mind and you question it by waiting for answers instead of investigating,
originally posted by: SerpentMoon87
and i mentioned the data that i find contradictory,