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Apollo Discussions => The Reality of Apollo => Topic started by: mako88sb on June 10, 2015, 03:56:35 PM
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As others have mentioned, sometimes the hoaxheads bring up arguments that lead to some interesting info I was unaware of while trying to find facts to dispute their claims. Case in point was the ALSEP data that somebody claimed has gone completely missing. I eventually found this:
https://poikiloblastic.wordpress.com/2013/02/22/the-long-road-to-alsep-data-recovery/
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Thanks for finding that, that looks to be a handy link.
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As others have mentioned, sometimes the hoaxheads bring up arguments that lead to some interesting info I was unaware of while trying to find facts to dispute their claims. Case in point was the ASLEP data that somebody claimed has gone completely missing. I eventually found this:
https://poikiloblastic.wordpress.com/2013/02/22/the-long-road-to-alsep-data-recovery/
ALSEP - not aslep.
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So frustrating knowing that I could probably store all of that data now on a single one of my hard drives...
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As others have mentioned, sometimes the hoaxheads bring up arguments that lead to some interesting info I was unaware of while trying to find facts to dispute their claims. Case in point was the ASLEP data that somebody claimed has gone completely missing. I eventually found this:
https://poikiloblastic.wordpress.com/2013/02/22/the-long-road-to-alsep-data-recovery/
ALSEP - not aslep.
Sorry, I keep making that same mistake for some daft reason. Hopefully a moderator will fix it for me.
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Looking through some of the links in that article is amazing. I always wondered if all the seismic activity recorded by the various ALSEP's was available somewhere on the internet and looks like it is. Haven't had time to go through all of it yet but I'd like to see the graphs from the LM ascent stage impacts as well as the spent S-IVB's. I was fascinated to find how they used these to calibrate their seismic equipment.
http://darts.isas.jaxa.jp/planet/seismology/apollo/index.html
http://darts.isas.jaxa.jp/planet/seismology/apollo/app