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Originally posted by weedwhacker
So...you've used a normal flacon feather, say 8-9 inches long, held it horizontally, and dropped it in the Earth's atmospere and it fell with no air resistance???
Okey Dokey
Green screen back drop
Studio at Langley being reused to show how it was done in a new IMAX movie
The stuff we see on the Moon tapes is easily no less that half G Listen to them panting and struggling...
Beside watch the Apollo one closely the feather flutters a little...
Originally posted by webstra
Moon Landing Hoax-Hammer Feather
Originally posted by weedwhacker
You show stills labeled "Day One" and "Day Two"...
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by webstra
Moon Landing Hoax-Hammer Feather
Thanks Saved it this time. Much obliged
Irrelevant which mission ... would be the same even if it was two missions
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Only thing that matters is two backgrounds are identical....
And I know it's been mentioned earlier in the thread, but just a reminder that the LRO is still in an elliptical commissioning orbit (199km X 40km) and all 7 instruments have been under going testing and calibration. Some of these images could have been taken weeks ago while they were still calibrating the LROC. Once the LRO is in it's normal circular orbit of 50km, we should be able to get images of the landing sites at double the current resolution. These current images seem to be at 1m/pixel or higher. When the LRO is in it's normal orbit, it should be producing images at about 50cm/pixel and we should be able to see some more details.
Originally posted by zorgon
Day Two Eva 17 miles away..
Originally posted by weedwhacker
Good one!!