Having fun on Twitter with Jarah.

[BertieSlack]

And 12...

Flag shadow, S-band erectable, foot-tracks, four legs (instead of Jarrah's three). Beautiful.

[onebigmonkey]

Also pretty easy to see how the lighting produces that 'three legged' look - shiny shiny reflective surfaces in the sun, deep dark hole where the ascent engine sits, shadows cast by plume deflectors across a less well lit descent stage top.

"Added by NASA stooges" in 3...2...1...

[BertieSlack]

"Added by NASA stooges" in 3...2...1...

Actually it was 3...2...1......instant flounce

[Mag40]

Is this complete nobody still blundering on about a hoax after he supposedly gained entry level degrees in geology and astrophysics?
How can anyone with even rudimentary astrophysics not understand what peak flux is?
https://articles.adsabs.harvard.edu//full/1990SoPh..127..297S/0000307.000.html

Month column 2, day column 3, peak flux column 8:



For those reading this who want to see in one simple table how Jarrah is a pigeon on the chess board - look at the peak flux for the August solar events, then compare that to the one this attention seeking fool is referring to.

[onebigmonkey]

Some might question why the Apollo 11 and 12 images appear in isolation, when all the other OHRC observations are of the south pole region.

My theory is that the next data release for the TMC will show that it passed directly over them. The mission planners will have seen this coming and saw them as targets of opportunity. I don't think it's a coincidence that the two apollos are pretty much dead centre of the OHRC images. There are TMC views of Apollo 14, but only just, and they may not have been as confident of a hit.

[onebigmonkey]

Love this bit of the one covering Apollo 12:

[BertieSlack]

Love this bit of the one covering Apollo 12:

Surveyor 3?

[onebigmonkey]

Love this bit of the one covering Apollo 12:

Surveyor 3?

Yes - just look at that ahadow

[JayUtah]

Jarrah thinks he's found evidence of a major solar flare during Apollo 16, and he's directed his 'gotcha' at Jay.

That again?  He knows I already handed him ass on this point back when IMDB had message forums.  He deleted all his posts and ran away.

It seems Jarrah doesn't know the difference between particulate radiation and EM such as gamma with respect to the health of astronauts inside a space capsule

As most laymen don't.  He was incompetent back then, and he's apparently still incompetent.

[BertieSlack]

He deleted all his posts and ran away.

He's not getting a lot of traction on Twitter either. Before he blocked me, I noticed his radiation post aimed at you had about 5 likes and 1 reply (mine).

[bknight]

And 12...

Isn't this A14 instead of A12?

[onebigmonkey]

And 12...

Isn't this A14 instead of A12?

Definitely 12



Chandrayaan-2 has covered Apollo 14, but only with the TMC:

[bknight]

And 12...

Isn't this A14 instead of A12?

Definitely 12



Chandrayaan-2 has covered Apollo 14, but only with the TMC:

With a wider zoom I totally agree it is A12..  I'm not sure of the scale, but IIRC A12 around ~200 feet from Surveyor Crater and without seeing a crater I said A14.  I guess there is a portion of the crater in the image.