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Re: Moon Landings - No Hard Science Knowledge
« Reply #205 on: July 28, 2019, 11:26:28 PM »
But in your example, the navigational technology, explorations/techniques which allowed the leap of sailing across the Atlantic were followed up on, built upon, and improved upon. There wasn't a 50 year lull while everything went back to the pre-1492 status quo.
They were also a monarchy and not subject to the political whims of a democracy putting in the opposing party who then cancelled future ship construction, so that shipyards convert to some other business, with many experienced shipbuilders taking jobs in other industries.

Analogies limp except in the point of comparison.

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A) they lost all the reels of flight telemetry data (how convenient!)
B) They claim to have destroyed/lost the $175 billion in technology developed during the Apollo missions (Dubya-Tee-Eff?)
C) They speak of the Van Allen belts as being an insurmountable obstacle at present.
D) In the late 2010's NASA has gone on camera stating they look forward to exploring "beyond Low Earth Orbit for the first time."
E) A film reel shows the "astronauts" allegedly between the moon and earth, using camera tricks (a small hole in a screen over a window) to make the earth look tiny. They were just in Low Earth Orbit. If they truly went to the Moon, why resort to such deception?
These have been addressed. Several times. Especially that last one (E). It's utter nonsense, as far as I can tell originating from Sibrel. You can see that it's nonsense by looking at the full video before Sibrel's deceptive "editing". And you din't provide a source and quote for (D).

I( have patiently explained each of these things when they have appeared. But now we have the same people just repeating the same things, as if they have never been addressed either here or elsewhere on the internet. And while I was doing Sunday liturgy and family things, someone has apparently given me 23 downvotes in less than a day. 

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Re: Moon Landings - No Hard Science Knowledge
« Reply #206 on: July 29, 2019, 02:04:04 AM »
Defending the moon landing is like defending evolution.  It’s a fantastic lie which is supported by an entire multi-Billion $ industry.  Both lies support a philosophical, satanic and political agenda to promote the idea that science can solve any problem, to instill the false idea of atheism, and to show the greatness of big government.


Re: Moon Landings - No Hard Science Knowledge
« Reply #207 on: July 29, 2019, 11:29:56 AM »
Defending the moon landing is like defending evolution.  It’s a fantastic lie which is supported by an entire multi-Billion $ industry.  Both lies support a philosophical, satanic and political agenda to promote the idea that science can solve any problem, to instill the false idea of atheism, and to show the greatness of big government.
Defending the hoax believers (HB) is like defending flat earth (FE). Both lies come from a philosophical, satanic and political agenda of crippling pusillanimity and self-justifying ignorance. If an elite wanted to accomplish controlled opposition, they couldn't do too much better than getting the opposition locked into HB and FE nonsense and even arguing for that nonsense on the internet.  As a bonus, they can be tracked easily.

See, narratives can work the other way, since they are just constructs of the mind. What should matter is having the mind conform to external reality. But that would involve evidence. 

Being detached from reality has been routine for humanities education for decades. Science and technology still has some attachment to reality, because they have to make real devices work.

Re: Moon Landings - No Hard Science Knowledge
« Reply #208 on: July 29, 2019, 11:59:51 AM »
In my opinion, the reentry is impossible, even returning from any "space station". It's all fake.

A reentry, starting in a tin can at a high speed in orbit, would need some fuel to burn for braking purposes. No shield can withstand the temperatures in free fall.
I believe it's possible. Plus we've had a lot more astronauts in low earth orbit compared to the so-called Apollo moon landings. It just takes special materials in the cone, fiberglass, ceramics, etc. to protect against the intense heat. And usually re-entry vehicles come in at a much shallower angle than 90 degrees. Haven't you heard the old line from countless books, movies, and non-fiction articles? "Too shallow of an angle, and the craft will bounce off the atmosphere like a rock skipping off the surface of a pond. Too deep, and it will burn up in the atmosphere." Scientists can calculate the exact angle needed, using math and physics.

Re: Moon Landings - No Hard Science Knowledge
« Reply #209 on: July 29, 2019, 02:11:19 PM »
I believe it's possible. Plus we've had a lot more astronauts in low earth orbit compared to the so-called Apollo moon landings. It just takes special materials in the cone, fiberglass, ceramics, etc. to protect against the intense heat. And usually re-entry vehicles come in at a much shallower angle than 90 degrees. Haven't you heard the old line from countless books, movies, and non-fiction articles? "Too shallow of an angle, and the craft will bounce off the atmosphere like a rock skipping off the surface of a pond. Too deep, and it will burn up in the atmosphere." Scientists can calculate the exact angle needed, using math and physics.

Yes, I know about that. But I think there is no angle/shield material combination which prevents the burning up in the atmosphere. The kinetic energy of the heavy reentry vehicles orbiting at high speed is too much to get rid off in a short time without vaporizing.