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originally posted by: OneBigMonkeyToo
a reply to: SerpentMoon87
You have yet to demonstrate your own ability to do that. See my previous post.
Are you still standing by your nonsense claim that all images of Earth taken by Apollo are identical?
originally posted by: SerpentMoon87
originally posted by: OneBigMonkeyToo
a reply to: SerpentMoon87
You have yet to demonstrate your own ability to do that. See my previous post.
Are you still standing by your nonsense claim that all images of Earth taken by Apollo are identical?
Not ALL images, per mission. There are anomalies that just don't make sense. But those topics have been discussed to death. WHAT?!? About the craft? We still haven't gotten past that.
originally posted by: SerpentMoon87
...then it's an endless debate.
originally posted by: SerpentMoon87
Not ALL images, per mission.
There are anomalies that just don't make sense.
But those topics have been discussed to death.
WHAT?!? About the craft? We still haven't gotten past that.
originally posted by: SerpentMoon87
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: SerpentMoon87
originally posted by: OneBigMonkeyToo
a reply to: SerpentMoon87
Sources required.
I named the material, and the parts, and the different types of radiation, sources are available to you for free any time you decide to spend some time actually searching, over this whole time you could have obtained the information, yet you decide to repeat your self, multiple times. A waste of thread space.
Which means you have no sources to share because there are no sources.
All you've done is make claims. I claim that the Apollo missions were real. You can use a search engine to prove my point.
It's not your claim. I searched, and there are plenty of contradictions. If you don't see them, then it's an endless debate.
originally posted by: SerpentMoon87
originally posted by: OneBigMonkeyToo
a reply to: SerpentMoon87
Sources required.
I named the material, and the parts, and the different types of radiation, sources are available to you for free any time you decide to spend some time actually searching, over this whole time you could have obtained the information, yet you decide to repeat your self, multiple times. A waste of thread space.
originally posted by: Box of Rain
originally posted by: SerpentMoon87
originally posted by: OneBigMonkeyToo
a reply to: SerpentMoon87
Sources required.
I named the material, and the parts, and the different types of radiation, sources are available to you for free any time you decide to spend some time actually searching, over this whole time you could have obtained the information, yet you decide to repeat your self, multiple times. A waste of thread space.
All you've said is for the most part [paraphrasing you]:
"Transistors are affected by space radiation. The Apollo spacecraft had transistor. Therefore the Apollo spacecraft can not possibly work in space."
I'm sure there are sources out there that can tell me that transistors can be affected by radiation. However, that is hardly evidence to prove that the Apollo spacecraft guidance and navigation systems could not possibly work. Please cite some sources that SPECIFICALLY give sound and verifiable evidence that the systems on Apollo could not possibly work.
Please give evidence that there is no way to harden a spacecraft's systems enough that it works in the environment of deep space.
Come to think of it, using your argument, then no space probes should be able to have working navigation and guidance systems. Were the Voyagers fake? What about the Lunokhods or the surveyors? What about Chang'e lander or the Kaguya probe or the Chandrayaan probe? What about Venera or Venus Express? What about SOHO?
Did all of these have have systems cannot possibly work due to space radiation?
originally posted by: OneBigMonkeyToo
a reply to: RockofTruth
Seeing as you insisted on posting that lunar transit video as proof of something or other, are you still going to insist that there is no cloud movement on the Earth and no rotation of the moon?
I'd check back over the thread before you answer that.
originally posted by: OneBigMonkeyToo
a reply to: RockofTruth
Seeing as you insisted on posting that lunar transit video as proof of something or other, are you still going to insist that there is no cloud movement on the Earth and no rotation of the moon?
I'd check back over the thread before you answer that.
As opposed to real CGI?
It's fake cgi.