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reply posted on 1-12-2007 @ 09:58 PM by Tuning Spork
reply to post by welivefortheson



I haven't seen any evidence that he's put any retirement packages at risk of being severed, or that that is even a possibility.

As for his reputation, who knows why anyone would put their reputation at risk for some time in a spotlight. Don't forget, though, he's been associated with Hoagland for well over 11 years now.



reply posted on 1-12-2007 @ 10:18 PM by JimO
Originally posted by welivefortheson
reply to
post by Tuning Spork



answer me this,why would a long serving professional and well payed man risk his reputation and sever his retirement packages in order to make a bit of short term attention/cash?.



As usual with these kinds of trick questions, the question itself deceptively contains 'facts not in evidence', to wit, that Johnston ever 'risked his retirement packages'. Also, there's no evidence he stands to make any money on the Hoagland/Bara book. Lastly, the entire question is specious as it demands an explanation of motive -- when all critical investigations focussed on external realities and facts.


reply posted on 1-12-2007 @ 10:22 PM by SpaceMax
Originally posted by johnlear
SpaceMax I have a question. Here is a photo of the farside, specifically just south on Lomonosov.

Hoagland called it an 'airline terminal'

I call it a 'space terminal'.

I realize I am setting myself up 'big time' here but what would you call it?




At the risk of getting off-topic again...
I'm rather fond of Lomonosov, (the astronomer, not the crater) Do you know what discovery he's best known for? (look it up, you'll get a kick out of it...I think. It relates to the planet Venus)


I'd say it's a crater rim, assuming the picture you've posted is as you say. It could be electron microscopy of some needed dental work.
Much like Hoagland, you've boogered it up with colors and lines and arrows and probably some writing on the back (sorry, now I've got "Alices Restaurant" in my head) and seem to be trying to tell me what I'm supposed to be seeing. Can you reference a picture I can look up or post a clearer image or two?
Until I can get this dang song out of my head, I'm going to call it a "Bus Station".

[edit on 2-12-2007 by SpaceMax]
.............
Oops, you did include a reference number, and I skipped right past it, sorry.
I snagged the photo, and I think I found the feature in question. If it were an airport, spaceport, bus station or go-cart track, it looks to be at least 15 or 20 miles from end to end. Rather large, wouldn't you say?

I don't think you could spot a terrestrial terminal of any kind at an altitude of 60 miles, particularly at such an oblique angle. Even if you had Chuck Yeagers exceptional eyeballs circa 1944! But I can't say I've looked for one (especially one that large) from that height.

I does look to me like the sort of crater wall slumping that you find in many craters of that size, and characteristic of slumping combined with overlay of another crater such as is happening with Edison crater right next door.

While a crater wall might make a good location for a EM launcher, provided it had a long shallow incline, it seems like an unlikely spot for an airport being perched next to such a steep grade.
Of course there's those thrilling westbound landings into San Diego.....

[edit on 2-12-2007 by SpaceMax]


reply posted on 1-12-2007 @ 11:15 PM by johnlear
Originally posted by JimO

Do you really think NASA deliberately scheduled space shots for Hitler's birthday or for superstitious stellar alignments?


Thanks for the post Jim. It certainly seems that way. Maybe it was just a coincidence.

But what I would really like to know is, with your tremendous intellect and knowledge of NAZA shenanigans, on January 27, 1967, Apollo 204 (Apollo 1) burned up on Pad 34 Level A8 killing Grissom, White, Chaffee and a 4th man whose name and job has been hidden from the public for 40 years.

This man, whose identity I know, was helping with troubleshooting the problems that Apollo 204 had. Actually Joe Shea should have been there, laying on his back in the bay beneath the astronauts couches, down beside the E.C.U. Joe was the program manager.

But as we know, Shea had to be in New York.

And do you know who were celebrating that night? The night that the astronauts burned up in Apollo 204?

Webb, von Braun, Gilruth, Devus, Phillips, Mueller plus the chief executives of the companies that held the prime contract for Apollo – North American, Grumman, Boeing, Martin, Douglas, McDonnell – were all together, in one room, celebrating a successful day. (Apollo – The Race to The Moon, Charles Murray & Catherine Bly Cox, A Touchstone Book, published by Simon and Schuster Copyright 1989 Cox and Murray, Inc. LOCCPD TL789.8.U6A558 ISBN 0-671-61101-1


So do you know who NAZA put in there? I wonder if you do. I suspect so. He was a member of NAZA's secret astronaut corps.

And when they all burned up 'accidentally' NSA had to secure the area, pull the smoking remains of the 'secret astronaut' out and then let NAZA in 45 minutes later. It then took NAZA 6 hours to remove the bodies of Grissom, White and Chaffee.

My question is, Jim, what was the name of the 'secret astronaut' who perished in the Apollo 204 fiasco? Do you know it?


reply posted on 2-12-2007 @ 09:45 AM by JimO
reply to post by johnlear



Another one of those 'phony questions', John.

Do you know the name of the astronaut now hovoring 300 miles up, over your ranch, tuned in to the brainwaves from your skull? Do you know his name?

As Will Rogers used to say, it ain't what we don't know that makes us look stupid, it's what we do know, that ain't so.

Thanks for the view.





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reply posted on 2-12-2007 @ 12:03 PM by zorgon
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Because, if you read the threads with enough attention, you will realize that John is trying to use a quoted result of a measurement he thinks somebody actually made, and which was reported (supposedly) by von Braun.


"which was reported (supposedly) by von Braun"

NO not supposedly... unless you are calling the Time Magazine article a lie... is this your contention?

"At a point 43,495 miles from the Moon, lunar gravity exerted a force equal
to the gravity of the Earth, then some 200,000 miles distant." - Wernher von Braun (Time Magazine, July 25, 1969.)

I realize you are here on a 'mission' but your twisting of information is not helping your cause...

On June 10th 1998 a college student posted this question on an "ask the experts' question forum..


"What is the gravitational neutral point between the Earth and the Moon?
Is there empirical data from Apollo?? I can calculate it with Newton's law of
Gravitation, but I wanted to know if it has been found."


Mike Cottrell-Tribes Grade level: grad (science)
City: Whitehorse State/Province: YT Country: Canada
Area of science: Astronomy

On Jul 8 1998, David Ellis, Researcher, NASA Lewis Research Center (Area of science: Astronomy) posted this comment as part of his answer..


"An accelerometer on the Apollo Command Module should have discerned the exact point where each spacecraft went through the neutral point on their journey to the Moon, but no explicit reference could be found to confirm this." David Ellis


Now you have already told me that the measurements on the Apollo 8 spacecraft were 'due to faulty equipment'... you have further stated that you believe because Von Braun was German he 'confused' metric values with US values... despite the fact he has been in the US for 20 years at this point working as NASA's top scientist...

Now you state that an interview he "supposedly' made... You also stated "zero information on that measurement " yet you claim the "readings on the spacecraft were faulty"

Seems to me you are grasping at straws here...


I have also heard it said in this and other threads that the neutral point is not important...


"It is also an important point in flights to the Moon because if the spacecraft reaches the neutral point with any forward velocity, it can then fall to the Moon without expending additional fuel for thrust." - David Ellis


So it would seem it IS important...

So all this aside... although JimO has stated he doesn't wish to answer questions on the neutral point ( I can understand why) I wish to ask the same question the student did...

Is there empirical data from Apollo??

You yourself said "Again I'm telling you that there is zero information on that measurement and how that happened if at all"

So what I want to know is WHY is this important data NOT AVAILABLE? Surely it should be NO PROBLEM to get these figures direct from NASA no matter WHAT the value is...

It is a simple request... where is the reading? There were several Apollo missions... your comment on the reading "how that happened if at all" is silly

JimO I understand that you are very knowledgeable about NASA... Is it to much to ask to get some real data from NASA on this issue?

And if this is as buddhasystem claims "zero information on that measurement " then please explain to me WHY this is not available... it would seem that this would lay to rest the argument, would it not?

So until someone shows me these results to back up the skeptics claim...







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reply posted on 2-12-2007 @ 02:32 PM by zorgon

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