I have thought this too.Only the moon astronaughts were not very good actors.Has anyone seen the press conference they did after the moon trip?
They look like they are shaking with rage about something.
Originally posted by blocula
reply to post by NuminousCosmos
Imo,no one went to the moon and no one walked upon the moon either and so why wouldnt everything else about our space program also be a hoax and a lie?
Originally posted by choosAnd so what about the pioneer and voyager deep space probes that are now well beyond pluto and are too far away to be effected by the suns warmth?
Originally posted by blocula
reply to post by NuminousCosmos
Imo,no one went to the moon and no one walked upon the moon either and so why wouldnt everything else about our space program also be a hoax and a lie?
we went to the moon. the van allen belt is overrated, your cold brittle theory is bunk this close to the sun.
Originally posted by choosHeaters,that ran for over 30 years? off of batteries? that ran for over 30 years? somethings definitely really wrong here...
reply to post by blocula
they have heaters, which was recently turned off to save power. originally designed to withstand -38 °C they are still operating at -79 °C maybe even colder since the thermometer only goes to -79 °C. either way they are still not at -270 °C.
Originally posted by NuminousCosmosWarm the vehicle on the inside perhaps,but those heaters,that are somehow able to keep heating for over 30 years? are not going to be able to keep the outside of a space probe warm,a space probe thats beyond pluto,supposedly traveling around 30,000 mph,thats 15 times faster than a bullet,within -455 below zero fahrenheit temperatures,thats 4 degrees above absolute zero and i dont believe those probes are even really out there anyways,what proof do we have? other than green/blue screen movies and faked photos?
reply to post by blocula
Do some research...seriously.
Voyagers I and II both use Radio-isotopic reactors to power their systems. The plutonium in the reactor generates heat which is converted to electricity through thermocouples. Residual heat is used to warm the vehicle. The Pioneer probes most likely have already died, but the Voyagers have a least ten more years left.