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SayonaraJupiter
reply to post by onebigmonkey
Ahem. You switched from Apollo 12 to Apollo 15 because clearly the Apollo 12 hand was not a winner. Too bad for you. Tough luck, mate.
I'll just take all of my 7362 chips over to another poker table and Thank you very much for playing Apollo Poker!
SayonaraJupiter
I'm getting request time outs when trying to post here.
SayonaraJupiter
reply to post by onebigmonkey
Ahem. You switched from Apollo 12 to Apollo 15 because clearly the Apollo 12 hand was not a winner. Too bad for you. Tough luck, mate.
I'll just take all of my 7362 chips over to another poker table and Thank you very much for playing Apollo Poker!
SayonaraJupiter
DJW001
reply to post by SayonaraJupiter
1. Who took that photograph of Richard Nixon in your avatar?
If you don't have an answer to that question then you can sit back down.
Whenever the Defenders get into a bad spot they bring out the ad hominem attacks, the card stacking, the glittering generalities, give each other stars, and congratulating themselves, relishing in their own ignorance of the 7362/Magazine Q dilemma.
I'm truly sorry that your team does not know the name of the Apollo 12 astronaut who snapped the 7362 image from the pristine, clean command module window. I was hoping that one of the big-brained Apollo Defenders in this thread would have some records to show who it was. Obviously, defenders don't have those records or they would have posted the records and this question would have been answered.
In light of the fact that Apollo Defenders have been stumped on this question it automatically means that the Apollo Defense Team don't have ANY records showing who took ANY of the Apollo 12 images in Magazine Q.
Try selling that to a jury of your peers, DJW, the assumptions you have made about 7362 and Magazine Q do NOT add up to a conclusion that Conrad, Bean and Gordon were in cislunar space.
In fact,
according to the way the defenders have squirmed on this question it can only mean one thing : that I am on the right track with my line of questioning.
choos
btw i asked for a FREELY ROTATING object.. that handkercheif, that flying rose, never once rotated and maintained its "upright" orientation..
if you paid attention to the videos of objects being thrown on the lunar surface you will find that most of them rotate more than 360 degrees about an axis, they are not thrown without rotating at all, all the videos you posted to prove your illusion theory shows the floating objects are not rotating..
did you know why i said the keywords were free rotating and expansion?? i guess not because you clearly ignored it and posted those videos.
I found an image of Apollo 15 with a hand in it - I even gave you the name of the astronaut.
choos
SayonaraJupiter
I'm getting request time outs when trying to post here.
must be howard hughes and richard nixon trying to stop you..
SayonaraJupiter
We could also get into the Apollo 15 trans-earth TV press conference from cislunar space in which there aren't any floating objects in the video except for Dave Scott's bobbing up and down.
SayonaraJupiter
reply to post by onebigmonkey
I found an image of Apollo 15 with a hand in it - I even gave you the name of the astronaut.
There you go again with the Apollo switcher-oo tactics.
Are you sure you wanna go on talking about Dave Scott's hand? Perhaps you don't know that Dave Scott 's hand has been involved in some other Apollo 15 switcher-oo's. Maybe you don't know about Sample Bag 196, or, how he complained about his hands and fingernails hurting during the Apollo 15 mission.
We could also get into the Apollo 15 trans-earth TV press conference from cislunar space in which there aren't any floating objects in the video except for Dave Scott's bobbing up and down.
I am referring to the same TV press conference that NASA historians conveniently left out of the official Apollo 15 timelines published by NASA as SP-4029.
I guess your Dave Scott "hand" looks pretty weak now. Dave Scott's hands look completely normal, don't they?
choos
also the 2.45x is not meant to represent lunar footage.. it is merely mathematically correct, i didnt make up the maths, the reason it wont look real or match up (ive said this before) is because slowing down footage is merely an ILLUSION.
slowing footage down on earth they are still being affected by EARTH'S GRAVITY not lunar gravity.. you cannot use slow motion to replicate lunar footage.. 2.45x is just merely the accurate mathematically correct factor.
if you dont believe me.. 2.45x faster than 1.24 seconds is = 0.506 seconds
g=2h/t^2
g=2.5/0.506^2
g=9.76m/s^2
much closer than 3.66 dont you think??
turbonium1
The first problem is typical Apollo-ite mindset. A bag was thrown away by an astronaut. It is impossible to have meddled with something like throwing a plastic bag...right?
Worst of all, the measurements...
A grainy video. No reference points. Nothing to validate measurements. Nice.
And. you believe the measurements are so accurate that your entire case depends on them!
Sure. Please tell me all about it...
DJW001
reply to post by turbonium1
So what you're saying is that everything on the Apollo "set" was embedded in gigantic panes of glass? In any case, that pen only has one degree of freedom in its rotation. Try again.
turbonium1
DJW001
reply to post by turbonium1
So what you're saying is that everything on the Apollo "set" was embedded in gigantic panes of glass? In any case, that pen only has one degree of freedom in its rotation. Try again.
I'm still trying to figure out what your argument is here.
Are you saying this is an impossible feat, or something??
I've heard loony-tunes before, but this really takes the cake...
This is not an impossible feat. It can be done as a special effect in a movie, or can be done as an illusion, performed by David Copperfield et al.
You may ask me - if this feat is so do-able, then why has no magician ever done it? And why has it never been done for a special effect in movies?
Any idea?
There's a very good reason you don't see it done as an illusion, or see it as a special effect in the movies....
We see bags rotating in mid-air on windy days .
You should be able to figure it out from here...