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Kapton is also commonly used as a material for windows of all kinds at x-ray sources (synchrotron beam-lines and x-ray tubes) and x-ray detectors. Its high mechanical and thermal stability as well as its high transmittance to x-rays make it the preferred material. It also does not suffer from radiation damage
Originally posted by Mozzy
i've heard something about the undisturbed dirt before. yeah let's get into that for a bit.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by kcfusion
kcfusion....if you actually believe that BS from YouTube, then i fear for you sanity.
So everything on youtube is BS??? Nothing wrong with my sanity at all. So then what exactly are they doing in the footage????
There was ONE, and exactly ONE circular porthole on the Command Module, in Apollo....it was the viewport in the Hatch.
And........ care to elaborate??
Bart Sibrel is a piece of 'poop' who doesn't deserve mention....ANYWHERE!!!!!
Im not interested in him and dont know enough about him to agree or disagree.
He is an idiot.......the YT link is just bogus, and any person with even a wit of science can tell you why it's BS.
Ok scientifically explain why its BS please. Unfortunately I dont have a wit of science!
Originally posted by kcfusion
Edit to Add
How the hell do I quote just sections at a time?
[edit on 24-3-2009 by kcfusion]
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by GoldenFleece
GF...so now you're an expert on the regolith and the make up of every portion of the Moon???
NASA Searching for Moon Landing Tapes
NASA launches official search for more than 13,000 original tapes of Apollo moon missions
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16, 2006
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(AP) Red-faced because the best pictures of its glory days are missing, NASA said Tuesday it was launching an official search for more than 13,000 original tapes of the historic Apollo moon missions.
What's missing are the never-before-broadcast clear original videos -- not the grainy converted pictures the world watched on television more than three decades ago.
The tapes aren't lost, insists the NASA official put in charge of the search. But he doesn't know where they are...