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Originally posted by blocula
That low gravity simulator,operational since 1966,is the one we know about,because its the one we were allowed to know about.With multiple billions of dollars to work with, nasa and the american military surely could have developed and employed a top secret zero gravity simulation chamber that we'll probably never know about,because they'll never tell us and surely they have developed secret technologies through the years on a regular basis,that are at least 20 years ahead of what tptb tell the mainstream public about...
I have heard that stanley kubrick was silenced and eliminated ....
Originally posted by holywar666
Apollo 13 had to cancel the mission and turn back
You have officially left the planet and are about 150 million miles away from the moon. Just chugging along...
What are the chances that the Apollo rocket might collide with space debris?
Would this create fear, knowing that at any second your ship could explode?
Would there be a lot of risk involved traveling from Earth to the Moon?
Apollo 13 had to cancel the mission and turn back......
What are the chances that the Apollo rocket might collide with space debris? Would this create fear, knowing that at any second your ship could explode? Would there be a lot of risk involved traveling from Earth to the Moon? [
....... and the Challenger blew up with a teacher inside.
Originally posted by spoor
So you think they just stopped and turned back..
Originally posted by holywar666
What are the chances of their craft exploding or hitting something mid-flight?
The risk of death is too high for NASA to send any humans into "space".
Originally posted by spoor
Less than getting killed driving in a car...
Space Debris! That is my point!
How can the chances of hitting debris in space be measured with getting killed driving a car??
Originally posted by holywar666
Proud Bird, Choos, Defcon5.......Imagine yourselves in a space ship about to launch from earth.
You have officially left the planet and are about 150 million miles away from the moon. Just chugging along...
What are the chances that the Apollo rocket might collide with space debris? Would this create fear, knowing that at any second your ship could explode? Would there be a lot of risk involved traveling from Earth to the Moon?
Apollo 13 had to cancel the mission and turn back, and the Challenger blew up with a teacher inside.
What if the whole time they were empty? If a ship can explode like the Challenger did, would they risk sending up humans like that?
Its such a big hoax i'm actually surprised im arguing on a conspiracy theory website about it. Whats up with Buzz Aldrin seeing a UFO during Apollo 11??? Talk about overkill, we get it....you went to SPACE!
, suggests someone not native American, and is trying to deal with some kind of inferiority complex in typical fashion we see all too much in these threads, instead of critical analysis of evidence presented. I never knew that a 'National Pride' is still a thing to be bruised these days. To me its sort of an adolescent emotion.
you went to SPACE!
Point in case, 150 million miles away from the moon puts you nearly 3 times the distance Mars would come to the moon
Originally posted by blocula
reply to post by DenyObfuscation
Telescopes dont really see anything,because without humans looking through them,what would there be to see? nothing,because when our eyes look into outer space,or look through telescopes into outer space,we are looking at an intentionally projected holographic illusion and especially when realizing that everything we see,hear,taste,touch and smell is taking place inside our brains and nowhere else, whoever or whatever is projecting this holographic illusion we call reality into our brains,obviously wants us to feel totally trapped, absolutely helpless,really small and very insignificant,with seemingly nowhere else for us to go...
Originally posted by Illustronic
You should see the huge vacuum chamber tunnels leading to the drop tank facility, to achieve 5.18 seconds of microgravity, truly massive you need to be driven around to appreciate the size of the facility and power requirements.
You should see the huge vacuum chamber tunnels leading to the drop tank facility, to achieve 5.18 seconds of microgravity, truly massive you need to be driven around to appreciate the size of the facility and power requirements.
Google Map of Zero G facility.
Originally posted by holywar666
What are the chances that the Apollo rocket might collide with space debris?
Originally posted by holywar666
Would this create fear, knowing that at any second your ship could explode?
Originally posted by holywar666
Would there be a lot of risk involved traveling from Earth to the Moon?
Originally posted by holywar666
Apollo 13 had to cancel the mission and turn back, and the Challenger blew up with a teacher inside.
Originally posted by holywar666
If a ship can explode like the Challenger did, would they risk sending up humans like that?
Originally posted by holywar666
Whats up with Buzz Aldrin seeing a UFO during Apollo 11???