Astronauts Gone Wild
Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2007 12:03 am
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Why would not going back for 50 years (its actually more like 30) mean that it was a hoax?xtratabasco wrote:Then why have we not been back in 50 years???
I hope you aren't serious...and honestly don't think it was all a grand hoax.xtratabasco wrote:why is the spacecraft sitting on level, uncompromised moon soil, instead of a deep pit that had been disturbed by the reverse thrust of the rocket engine....also there would be moon dust for years after the ground had been disturbed by the reverse thrust of those rockets, but the pics are so clear.....LOL
Backglass wrote:I hope you aren't serious...and honestly don't think it was all a grand hoax.xtratabasco wrote:why is the spacecraft sitting on level, uncompromised moon soil, instead of a deep pit that had been disturbed by the reverse thrust of the rocket engine....also there would be moon dust for years after the ground had been disturbed by the reverse thrust of those rockets, but the pics are so clear.....LOL
BTW, all of these questions have been answered over and over again, but they aren't nearly as much fun as a conspiracy. Look at the US government...the slightest impropriety and it's headline news. Yet the biggest coverup in history has been kept completely silent by tens of thousands of people for over 30 years? Right!
So you are serious...and 13 years old it seems.xtratabasco wrote:you didnt answer crap....crapper....lol
Backglass wrote:So you are serious...and 13 years old it seems.xtratabasco wrote:you didnt answer crap....crapper....lol
Ask your science teacher all about it.
Most photographers already know the answer little man: It's difficult to capture something very bright and something else very dim on the same piece of film -- typical emulsions don't have enough "dynamic range." Astronauts striding across the bright lunar soil in their sunlit spacesuits were literally dazzling. Setting a camera with the proper exposure for a glaring spacesuit would naturally render background stars too faint to see.xtratabasco wrote:Backglass wrote:So you are serious...and 13 years old it seems.xtratabasco wrote:you didnt answer crap....crapper....lol
Ask your science teacher all about it.
wheres the stars in the pics wize old government groveller???
LOL
Backglass wrote:Most photographers already know the answer little man: It's difficult to capture something very bright and something else very dim on the same piece of film -- typical emulsions don't have enough "dynamic range." Astronauts striding across the bright lunar soil in their sunlit spacesuits were literally dazzling. Setting a camera with the proper exposure for a glaring spacesuit would naturally render background stars too faint to see.xtratabasco wrote:Backglass wrote:So you are serious...and 13 years old it seems.xtratabasco wrote:you didnt answer crap....crapper....lol
Ask your science teacher all about it.
wheres the stars in the pics wize old government groveller???
LOL
Backglass wrote:Most photographers already know the answer little man: It's difficult to capture something very bright and something else very dim on the same piece of film -- typical emulsions don't have enough "dynamic range." Astronauts striding across the bright lunar soil in their sunlit spacesuits were literally dazzling. Setting a camera with the proper exposure for a glaring spacesuit would naturally render background stars too faint to see.xtratabasco wrote:Backglass wrote:So you are serious...and 13 years old it seems.xtratabasco wrote:you didnt answer crap....crapper....lol
Ask your science teacher all about it.
wheres the stars in the pics wize old government groveller???
LOL
Photography 101...but you only know the digital world.
xtratabasco wrote:LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
LMFAO ok bozo....LOL
Changing the subject to make yourself feel better about being in that corner?xtratabasco wrote:Let me guess, you probably believe the governments story that a 757 hit the Pentagon too and that the reason there is no picture of it on the Pentagons securty cameras is that the plane was going too fast, right....
No problem...and anytime you need me to help you with your homework again, let me know.xtratabasco wrote:LOL, your a riot.
LOL
what a great way to start my day, thanxs man.... LMFAO
OK...I'll play along. Back on topic then. What else would you like to know about the moon landings?xtratabasco wrote:your the one who tried to change the subject, by attacking my age.
LOL LOL
LMAO
That's more of a statement then a question, but let assume your delusion is correct. I have some questions for you now:xtratabasco wrote:Americans never landed on the moon. They don't even have the tech to build their own space station, only in recent years they launched the INTERNATIONAL space station and all nasa's mission to space these days are? yeap to repair it, if they are having soo much trouble with a space station how can they land on the moon? other evidence exists van allen band, no stars and strange shadows in photos its clear that america has faked moon landing !
OK. Fair enough.xtratabasco wrote:this is my post, lets answer my questions, or at least first, ok.
That is if you can. LOL
It hasn't been 50 years it has been 35 (1972). The main reason it is very expensive, and there really isn't anything compelling there to go see...we have already been five times.Then why have we not been back in 50 years???
then why is the flag waving??
Already answered above. Enroll in Photography as your next elective and learn about film and exposure.where are the stars in the pictures??
When someone driving a car pulls into a parking spot, do they do it at 100 kilometers per hour? Of course not. They slow down first, easing off the accelerator. The astronauts did the same thing. Sure, the rocket on the lander was capable of 10,000 pounds of thrust, but they had a throttle. They fired the rocket hard to deorbit and slow enough to land on the Moon, but they didn't need to thrust that hard as they approached the lunar surface; they throttled down to about 3000 pounds of thrust.why is the spacecraft sitting on level, uncompromised moon soil, instead of a deep pit that had been disturbed by the reverse thrust of the rocket engine.\
On the Moon, there is no air. The only dust that gets blown around by the exhaust of the rocket (which, remember, isn't nearly as strong as the HBs claim) is the dust physically touched by the exhaust, or dust hit by other bits of flying dust. In the end, only the dust directly under or a bit around the rocket was blown out by the exhaust. The rest was left where it was. Ironically, the dust around the landing site was probably a bit thicker than before, since the dust blown out would have piled up there.also there would be moon dust for years after the ground had been disturbed by the reverse thrust of those rockets, but the pics are so clear