#1: Well, I can think of a pretty straightforward explanation. But I'm going to read the relevant thread first and do some research to see if it works in the circumstances.
#2: Well, that's why I asked you to state what the three pre-Apollo hypotheses were for the formation of the Moon, and why I've specifically asked you to answer a question from the Taylor interview. Trust me, they're relevant.
#3: Who is "they"?
#1: Awesome, I can't wait to hear your response. Maybe you can ask LunarOrbit to re-open this thread, and remove his damning/inaccurate final statements about me not being willing to address the counter claims.
Yeah, I'm still looking.
#2: I'll put this on my list.. Please send me the link, and maybe give me a couple highlights, so that I can maximize the value I get from this time spent.
Link? How about you just put "early hypotheses for the formation of the moon" into your search engine of choice. Like others, I'm a bit tired of spoon-feeding you information you then go on to ignore or misrepresent. You can claim you want value for time all you like, but JayUtah's point about making you earn and own your knowledge applies here too.
#3: "They" is NASA.
Here is the NASA summation of Baron:
https://www.nasa.gov/history/Apollo204/barron.html
And here is the congressional testimony transcript, look for "500":
https://www.nasa.gov/history/Apollo204/baron.htm
Near the end.
I find this to be horrific, that NASA is pretending that this 500-page report never existed!... It's perhaps one of the more damaging pieces of evidence against them, and the corruption involved with Apollo.
As others have pointed out, no one knows for sure what was in the report, so it's impossible to draw any firm conclusions about how "damaging" it was.
In any case, Baron himself describes the 500 page report in these terms: "I have a 500-page report. I have an opening statement which I wanted to read, which described this 500-page report, and in this I think you can get all the possible names that there are, the times, the dates, the tests that were being run and the internal letters of the company, proper specifications, especially in regard to flamability of materials."
To me, Baron is saying the 500 page report simply reports the
same incidents from the 55 page report in more detail.
1960's was a very corrupt period in time for USA Politics.
1. Two Kennedy's assassinated - the most honest of candidates.
LOL! Some of JFK's numerous extramarital liaisons caused national security concerns, and the guy was on a shopping list of drugs. Yes, he was charismatic, and yes, his presidency was probably above average in terms of achievements, but he wasn't some sort of Presidential Paladin and "Camelot" was a musical not a documentary.
2. Bay of Pigs
What about it? An incident in which the US government helped with trying to overthrow a...[drumroll]
Communist government.
3. Gulk of Tonkin -> fake evidence, known to be fake - justifying 2 million drafted, and 250K dead, others screwed up for life -- for Military Machine profits?
Yeah, those people who were drafted, and the people who were killed...they were involved in a war against a...[drumroll]
Communist insurgency supported by a
Communist government, which was in turn supported by two other
Communist governments.
Did you know that the USA wasn't the only country which sent troops to support South Vietnam. Other countries included South Korea, the Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, Australia and New Zealand - all of them non-Communist.
4. Vietnam - reporting total sham -- Daniel Ellsberg leaks it, else we may have never known.
And what do the Pentagon Papers tell us: a consistent history of the USA's attempts to support anti-communist forces and suppress Communist forces, both overtly and covertly.
See a trend here? Still want to stick to the line that the Cold War was fake?
5. Apollo... yeah, this one was 100% real.
So, you don't accept the idea that a person can do both good and bad things? President Johnson was the guy who both drove the Civil Rights Act and sent troops to Vietnam.
Or are you like so many USAnians who have a purely dualist view of the world - everything is either good or bad, black or white, moral or corrupt?