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Now before I go further, let’s get one thing straight. I am with you in the opinion that Bart Sibrel is a total w@nker and I cannot stress enough, what a complete c@ck he is. The way he conducted his interviews were nothing short of disgraceful, as he would have extracted far more information from those men if he’d conducted those interviews in a polite and respectful manner, rather than put them on the defensive with his scathing accusations and insults.
So, onebigmonkey, unlike your satellite images, I noticed plenty of links to Apollo photos and videos. Among them was a link to a rerun of a live news broadcast from the time, which showed the alleged live TV broadcast from that third video. It lasted 16 minutes, but should have lasted 26 minutes from where they joined the alleged live feed, to the point where they cut back to the studio.
The missing 10 minutes includes a key part of the footage which Mr Bart Sibrel alleged was proof of fakery. The supposed live footage cuts from a point where we see the alleged earth in close up, to a point ten minutes later in the original, where the man in Houston control says “we can still see the earth through the left window” and we have to wait a further few seconds for the footage to cut back to full screen from the control room, by which time, the camera is being reconfigured for interior viewing. Now why would he bother mentioning something like that? The same reason you would tell someone that their shirttail is hanging out I suppose. How embarrassing would that be if other people spotted it?
When I first seen Sibrel’s edited footage of the event, even though, by that time I had already decided Apollo was a hoax, I brushed it aside as weak evidence, as people had stated that the footage was freely available on an official Apollo 11 DVD. It turns out, that the information was misleading, as Sibrel received the tape in 2000, and released the film “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Moon” in 2001, but the said footage wasn’t released to the public until 2002 on a triple DVD set entitled “Apollo 11: Men on the Moon” and even then, it still wasn’t in its entirety, for example, the “talk” scene was omitted, and the word is also missing from the Apollo journal. Why?
https://history.nasa.gov/afj/ap11fj/04nav-housekeep.htmlhttp://www.collectspace.com/resources/reviews/dvd/apollo11_men_moon.htmlThey were obviously forced to release it, due to the increasing controversy surrounding the tape, in order to make us believe they had nothing to hide. The leaked tape had a caption at the beginning, with the words “This film of the Apollo 11 Mission was produced as a report film by THE MANNED SPACECRAFT CENTER and is not for general public distribution” and as we see from the live news report, part of the footage really was unseen by the public, even at the time of the alleged event.
I’ve spent a lot of time, since I viewed that live news broadcasts, searching for other live news broadcasts, reporting on that alleged broadcast, but it seems that the ABC network have the only record of the event, as numerous other networks have followed NASA’s example in taping over historically notable events. I’m sure if it wasn’t for that intrepid reporter and film maker, Bart Sibrel, we would never have gotten to see the missing footage, albeit, still in edited form. So I have to agree with Sibrel and David Percy, in that those videos are undeniable proof, of a cover-up, but not while in LEO, as they assumed, but in a mock-up craft on earth.
Well, onebigmonkey, it seems that all that work you put into your cloud evidence was based on a fake TV broadcast, and don’t forget to provide those links to the archives, where you got those cloud pictures from, not that it would mean anything now, as my evidence is pretty much nailed on as proof.
“You are beneath every bit of contempt I have for you, and not worthy of any insults I could be bothered to type. You have presented no evidence, simply regurgitated verbatim long discredited nonsense put out by a liar and a fraud”
Whereas I think you are the dogs’ b@ll@cks, as without your unwitting help, I probably wouldn’t have gone back over this evidence, so thanks again for supplying me with the ammunition I needed to kick all your sorry little butts! Oh, the irony! Although the man was a dick, and maybe a fraud, because of the way he obtained the odd interview, which would also make him a liar, all I can say is, it takes one to know one.
It seems pointless, me replying to the rest of the responses on here, now that I have proved NASA to be a bunch of frauds, but I’ll do it anyway, as long as you don’t mind me coming across as being smug, condescending, sarcastic and above all, darn right rude, as I think we all deserve it.
“On the other hand, the Apollo feather is released flat and keeps that orientation all the way to the ground - no tumbling or spinning”
Another instance of a deluded mind defending the indefensible. The feather in the sideways drop by the youtuber neither tumbles nor spins, whereas the feather on the movie set does at least two full rotations before it hits the ground.
“It is also obvious that both times in the youtuber video, the hammer landed first.”
You sad nit-picking individual.
“I would spell it out for you, but I get the feeling, you are deliberately acting dumb”
“Nope, just confused. But if you refuse to clarify, I guess I'll just have to declare myself the winner and move on”
Ok, where do I start? The rocket launches, using the working bits to get it out of sight, or at least to a point after the producer cuts to the control room. It then runs out of juice and the entire rocket, including the bits that don’t work, fall into the ocean. Some years later, they say they’ve recovered a first stage rocket. But I was implying that the third stages and LM’s from all the lunar missions are also down there, which are the bits, that if found and reported, would give the game away. On second thoughts, make that just the third stage, as the LM would just add unneeded weight. If I was any good at drawing, I’d have a go at doing you a diagram.
“Ready to tell me why you need blueprints for the LRV when you can see it unfold, or do I have to declare victory on that point, too?”
That one’s yours to keep. Use it wisely.
“The LM is a spacecraft. We know how they work in space. Your own intelligence doesn't seem to be conspicuous at the moment”
We know how they work in space? Don’t you mean “we knew how they worked in space”?
No they didn’t. They knew how to launch a rocket, and that was about it. How could they build something, to do something that’s never been done and be so confident of it working first time, they would put three men on board, knowing that a failure meant certain death?
“For the last time, it’s sand!”
“Except for all the times it's seen not acting like sand at all.”
Oh no, not another one with a dust fetish!
“And as usual with anyone who tries to replicate it, they fail to do it without stacking the odds in their favour by holding the feather vertical as opposed to horizontal”
It was a two minute video, and you couldn’t even bother to watch it to the end.
“I would expect to see a few inches of lunar dust, cleared away, extending a few metres from the craft, and ending with a uniform ridge, where the dust had settled.”
“if your expectations match how it should really have looked, why wasn;t it made to look that way if it was faked?”
Because they probably overlooked it the first time and so had to make the rest of the mission’s match, along with some dodgy contrived explanation of why lunar dust is impervious to a rocket blast.
“for instance, how they made a simulator to simulate something, which the craft had no experience of”
“Physics is a wonderful thing: it allows you to model and simulate without actual experience.”
And then you test the real thing and die.
“And you selectively edit to make a point. Sad really. What do you actually get out of this?”
I’m just honing my typing skills. I’m up to three words a minute now.
“All three of your videos involve the use of CGI”
“Prove it”
There are instances of obvious fakery on board the alleged ISS, even today, so it is only logical to assume that all of it is a combination of CGI and simulation in a plane.
WARNING! The naughty man, talking on this video says a bad word.
“Bullshit. No-one with a serious interest in a debate starts the debate by dictating that everything that contradicts him is fake, wherever or whoever it comes from”
So what is the difference between you and I? I am convinced that a very large portion, if not, all of manned space flights are fake, plus a fair portion of unmanned missions, where as you are convinced that it is all genuine. I came here thinking the Rover wouldn’t work, but now, thanks to certain people on this forum, I believe, if it were possible to get it on the moon, it would work. Have you ever conceded you were wrong in regards to anything concerning this subject, or is your head so far up your pompous arse, that you can’t hear logical arguments from the non-brainwashed among us?
“It is clearly not at all interested in any kind of debate; its sole purpose is to insult, wind up and demean everyone here. That makes it a troll”
It? Doesn’t that make you a troll?
“it wasn't something they had "no experience of", since there had been multiple missions of both manned and unmanned craft before Apollo which provided plenty of data on the environment they'd be operating in”
That’s if you believe those other missions took place, as alleged, and even then, the logical thing to do, would be to test the newly designed hardware unmanned.
“Taking it to extremes, here's a lunar lander game - https://phet.colorado.edu/sims/lunar-lander/lunar-lander_en.html - not very accurate, but gives you an idea of what can be done even with very basic physics!”
Yeah, that’d work!
“Saying you can't possibly simulate a deep space trajectory -- despite the ground truth of a number of said trajectories that agreed with the previous predictions and thus validates the models, is like saying you can't cook from a recipe”
That is assuming the person who created the recipe isn’t pulling your plonker.
“Notice also, that were I of a mind, I could demonstrate the exact Apollo effect”
Which one?
“The gases are emerging from the engine bell at a couple of thousand metres per second and interacting with material (dust, sand, whatever) on a Moon with one-sixth of the Earth's gravity: that material is going to disappear over the horizon rather than settle on the ground a few metres away”
You have your assumption and I have mine, but if your assumption is correct, there would only be bare rock for miles, or at least till we get to the edge of the soundstage.
“Please tell us, exactly how much attention is appropriate?”
I would ask you to ignore the posts, that you deem to be nonsense, which would mean I shouldn’t get any attention at all, but you wouldn’t be able to resist telling me this, and therefore I would still be getting attention. I challenge you all to ignore me from now on, it’ll give me a well-deserved rest, and I would also have the last word. It’s not gonna happen, is it!
“As for the article you link, it contains all sorts of errors and omissions which show the analysis to be about as useful as a sunroof on a submarine”
http://www.whale.to/b/mullins6.html
I never read a word of that article, I just seen the title and posted it. I was going with my assumption that Russia must have been pretty certain they never went, but the fact that the Russians never made a song and dance about it, even going to the lengths of congratulating them on their astonishing achievements, tells me that the Cold War wasn’t as reported, as far as Apollo was concerned anyway. I think you are grossly underestimating the powers of governments and possibly an even higher, unseen power, who knows?
“All three videos involve the use of CGI, do they? Including the one from Skylab (the astronaut running and somersaulting around the ring) which was filmed in 1973. CGI in 1973? Seriously?”
The one with Skylab gives a brief mention to Joseph P. Allen on-board the alleged Space Shuttle, which used CGI, so yes, that video involved CGI.
https://ak3.picdn.net/shutterstock/videos/1006693933/preview/stock-footage-circa-astronauts-prepare-food-on-board-the-space-shuttle-discovery-sts-a-candy-floats-in.mp4The one with the watch and the burrito, the longest portion of uncut film was 27 seconds. Why so many cuts, when the film would’ve been the same length without the cuts? Do I have to tell you how it was done? So I may be wrong about the use of CGI on that one.
Did you not wonder why the person running round the ring, doesn’t float away from the ring every time he takes a step? No gravity means weightless and therefore there would only be his momentum holding him to the ring, which would work with, let’s say a bicycle, but not a person running. It would be easier to do in earth gravity. Even Stanley Kubrick realised this, five years earlier, which is why the characters in 2001 had Velcro on the soles of their shoes.
In videos from Skylab, it’s very rare to see the entire ring, but if you watch from 3:15 in the second video, you’ll notice the ring is angled inwards, so it is narrower in diameter at the top than the bottom, and no, it’s not an illusion. Let’s see if your deluded brain can work out why it was made that way.
And just for fun.