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Originally posted by GonzoSinister
Here's my problem with the moon landing...
They either staged it so no one working at Nasa other than literally a hand full maybe 10 people at most and the astronaughts new it was staged and everyone else thought it had happened
or they went to the moon,
there was litterally hundreds of people involved from the guys who preped the rocket, the pay load, organised the guys whilst in space the crew that collected them from there landing, the video folk, the engineers the scientists thats ALOT of people you need to keep a secret for like 50 years.
Originally posted by mockrock
The fact that there was no dust on the lunar lander feet.. makes me angry as it proves that there is magic dust on the moon. This mysterious heavy dust.. is too heavy to be kicked up by the descending lander yet fine enough to
produce a foot print.
The fact that there was no dust on the lunar lander feet.. makes me angry as it proves that there is magic dust on the moon. This mysterious heavy dust.. is too heavy to be kicked up by the descending lander yet fine enough to
produce a foot print.
So one of two explanations the footprint is false or the lander did not land.
And here finally the conclusive proof.. if this mysterious dust does not gather on the Lunar lander's feet.. because it is of a 'heavy type'
Then why does NASA claim in this article that it clings to everything.. ?
"But, after every moonwalk (or "EVA"), they would tramp the stuff back inside the lander. Moondust was incredibly clingy, sticking to boots, gloves and other exposed surfaces. No matter how hard they tried to brush their suits before re-entering the cabin, some dust (and sometimes a lot of dust) made its way inside."
science.nasa.gov...
So we are assuming an astronaut creates less of a disturbance to dust than the Lunar lander.. and whilst it clung to every bit of an astronaut.. not s spec on the Lander.
Originally posted by PsykoOps
How does dust "cling" into anything when it's blasted off by the engine? Are you expecting it to be magnetic too?
Originally posted by mockrock
reply to post by NuminousCosmos
Ha ha ha ! Ridiculous.. Gravity is 1/6 of Earth's there is no atmosphere, hence with no air resistance combined with this reduced gravity.. there should be not mere specks of dust but masses of it.. since NASA stated that this dust is clingy.. it should everywhere!