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Offline Vandaler

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« Reply #75 on: April 25, 2013, 07:50:29 PM »
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  • Just to be clear NO... why does it bother conspiracy theorist that shadows are not parallel?  In other words, why is it not possible?

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    « Reply #76 on: April 25, 2013, 07:57:25 PM »
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    As for the fuel, why not mention it?  Do you know what temperature fuel
    burns at?  Do you know what temperature steel melts at?  Are you aware
    that many photos and numerous eyewitnesses and temperature checks
    several weeks later all confirm that MOLTEN STEEL was seen pouring out
    of the Towers BEFORE they collapsed?  How does burning jet fuel generate
    molten steel, ESPECIALLY 30 to 50 floors BELOW where the jet crashed?


    I have never heard the molten steel story. I am aware however, that structural members yield at a significantly lower stress when they are heated. This is why building steel is many times fireproofed or encased in concrete. The steel will yield long before it melts. Bar Joists are the worst simply because they are designed to minimized the steel required. WTC had bar joist floor framing.

    The question I have always had is why airplanes when a simple bombing could have just as easily been the story?
    It would be comparatively easy for us to be holy if only we could always see the character of our neighbours either in soft shade or with the kindly deceits of moonlight upon them. Of course, we are not to grow blind to evil


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    « Reply #77 on: April 25, 2013, 08:00:15 PM »
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    One of the convenient aspects of plane crashes is that the bodies of victims
    are not recognizable for visual identification purposes, any more than the
    product of a garbage disposal's normal action is recognizable as Iceberg,
    Romaine or Batavian lettuce.


    Uh... identification is done by DNA samples and nearly all passengers have been positively identified

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    Yesterday's confirmation of victims' identities by the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology DNA lab in Rockville, Md., means that 34 of the 44 people who were aboard the jetliner crashed Sept. 11. have been identified.


    http://old.post-gazette.com/headlines/20011027flight931027p5.asp

    Could it be your not really on top of this ?

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    « Reply #78 on: April 27, 2013, 08:56:42 AM »
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    Just to be clear NO... why does it bother conspiracy theorist that shadows are not parallel?  In other words, why is it not possible?


    No clever answer for this one uh?  Because you very well know the complaint of conspiracy theorist does not take into account terrain topology.    That's what I meant by trying to "confuse and impress"... You would have liked to draw the debate on the merits of the mythbusters video in to the minutia of achieving a very similar frame while the core of their argument adress the basic fact that topology is important, and enables the possibility of shadows projecting at varying angles with only one light source.

    Your also silent on the backlit issue because you very well know that the ground acts as a diffused bounce light (thus seconday light source) lighting faces away from the primary light source (the sun).

    I respect that you would be silent rather then plunge furhter, that's a sign of maturity and I actually like talking with you.  Both challenging and funny.




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    « Reply #79 on: April 28, 2013, 01:26:43 PM »
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    The question I have always had is why airplanes when a simple bombing could have just as easily been the story?


    I consider myself a Truther, in the sense that I strongly suspect government involvement in 9/11. That being said, airplanes do make sense to a certain degree. After the 1993 bombing at the WTC security was tightened, so getting enough explosives into the building to bring them down, or even to cause a large explosion, would have been extremely difficult. Hijacking a plane was a lot easier back then. Now with the new cabin doors, armed pilots etc., it would be extremely difficult to take over an airplane.


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    « Reply #80 on: April 30, 2013, 08:18:40 AM »
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    The question I have always had is why airplanes when a simple bombing could have just as easily been the story?


    I consider myself a Truther, in the sense that I strongly suspect government involvement in 9/11. That being said, airplanes do make sense to a certain degree. After the 1993 bombing at the WTC security was tightened, so getting enough explosives into the building to bring them down, or even to cause a large explosion, would have been extremely difficult. Hijacking a plane was a lot easier back then. Now with the new cabin doors, armed pilots etc., it would be extremely difficult to take over an airplane.
    If it was an inside job, this could easily be accomplished. That's the entire point.
    It would be comparatively easy for us to be holy if only we could always see the character of our neighbours either in soft shade or with the kindly deceits of moonlight upon them. Of course, we are not to grow blind to evil

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    « Reply #81 on: May 01, 2013, 02:33:07 AM »
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    Just to be clear NO... why does it bother conspiracy theorist that shadows are not parallel?  In other words, why is it not possible?


    No clever answer for this one uh?  Because you very well know the complaint of conspiracy theorist does not take into account terrain topology.    That's what I meant by trying to "confuse and impress"... You would have liked to draw the debate on the merits of the mythbusters video in to the minutia of achieving a very similar frame while the core of their argument adress the basic fact that topology is important, and enables the possibility of shadows projecting at varying angles with only one light source.


    Actually, the "core" of their argument addresses the basic fact that they
    presume ALL the critics of the lunar photos say there were two light sources
    when that is patently FALSE.  That's why I said they attack a STRAW MAN.

    They did not BOTHER to touch on the DISTANCE to the light source, and that
    is evidently BECAUSE acknowledging the sun at 90 million miles distant
    would be inconvenient for their attack against the straw man of two studio lights.

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    Your also silent on the backlit issue because you very well know that the ground acts as a diffused bounce light (thus seconday light source) lighting faces away from the primary light source (the sun).

    I respect that you would be silent rather then plunge furhter, that's a sign of maturity and I actually like talking with you.  Both challenging and funny.



    If I can be entertaining for you, that's great!  Speaking of "challenging," I could
    not respond to your post because it does not make sense to me.  Perhaps it's a
    language barrier.  Example:  

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    Just to be clear NO... why does it bother conspiracy theorist that shadows are not parallel?  In other words, why is it not possible?


    Why does it bother conspiracy theorist =? why does it bother conspiracy theorists,
    or, why does it bother you, who are a conspiracy theorist, or, why does it bother
    a particular conspiracy theorist, who is unmentioned here?  

    "...that shadows are not parallel?  In other words, why is it not possible?"

    In other words, why is it not possible for some particular conspiracy theorist
    who is not mentioned here that it is not possible for shadows to be parallel, or
    for shadows to not be parallel?  Or, in other words, why is it not possible for
    shadows in reality to be not parallel, or why is it not possible for shadows
    in real moon photographs to be parallel, or not parallel?  

    Do you have any experience with photography, Vandaler?

    You say you respect that I would be silent, rather then plunge furhter.  

    Did you mean to say that you EXPECTED I would be silent rather THAN plunge
    FURTHER? or, did you mean that you respect my silence, which you presume
    to be intentional, rather than go into more detail, then more detail, then more
    detail, then more detail, then more, then more, then so on?

    Then means at a later time, or as a consequence, IF ... THEN...  Than
    means comparison THIS rather THAN that.  A lot of uneducated
    people make that mistake, mostly blacks from the southern USA. Now,
    if you're an ignorant southern black, that's okay, just tell me so, and THEN
    I can try to work around that, okay??  No hard feelings!

    If I'm going to reply to your post, your post needs to be intelligible.
    I went into quite a bit of detail in my previous posts that you seem to now
    not be capable of understanding, so I'm not sure what more I can say.  

    I could quote to you what I already said. But it always bothers me when
    someone gives the same answer they did the first time when it was not
    satisfactory.  Maybe you could ask a question about what you did not find
    satisfactory before?  Have you ever worked on a movie set?  Are you
    aware that every single aspect of the set is tightly controlled by the director
    so as to achieve the desired result?  Are you aware that when a stage grip
    consistently fails to follow direction or to be in the right place at the right
    time he can be fired for that?  Are those things not important? IF not,
    THEN (not than) the director is wasting his time on things that don't matter,
    and the producer has hired people to do things that are not necessary.  They
    could have one light instead of two, or they could use one camera lens
    instead of three.  On and on.  


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    Your also silent on the backlit issue because you very well know that the ground acts as a diffused bounce light (thus seconday light source) lighting faces away from the primary light source (the sun).


     Uuuhh.. seconday?  Lighting someone's faces away, or lighting that faces away?

    You mean, "You're also silent..."  correct?  Or, do you not know the difference?

    So you now presume to know my intentions?  You're (not your) presuming to
    know that I saw the backlit issue explained?  Maybe you could post a link
    for that.  The link I followed only did the moon rock shadow thing.  So all of
    your presumption about reflection of light is of no use. Again, what is your
    experience with photography?  Have you ever used a remote flash or an
    umbrella-shaped reflector? Do you know what I'm talking about?  What is
    the difference between direct and indirect lighting?  


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    « Reply #82 on: May 01, 2013, 06:37:01 AM »
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    Actually, the "core" of their argument addresses the basic fact that they
    presume ALL the critics of the lunar photos say there were two light sources
    when that is patently FALSE.  That's why I said they attack a STRAW MAN.


    It does not matter what they presume.... they demonstrate what everybody knows... topology affects shadow directions.

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    They did not BOTHER to touch on the DISTANCE to the light source, and that
    is evidently BECAUSE acknowledging the sun at 90 million miles distant
    would be inconvenient for their attack against the straw man of two studio lights.


    Useless drivel, I posted photos from earth that demonstrate that shadows produced the suns light (in spite of it behing in a far distance), will produce diverging shadows based on topology of the terrain.

    I ask you a simple question... What bothers CT about the shadows?

    But you can't take a straight question it seems, you complicate, and hide the fact you don't have the answer since terrain topology is on the table.  Once your conscious of the effect of topology, Arguments from CT quickly become childish and frankly embarrassing.


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    « Reply #83 on: May 01, 2013, 07:13:29 AM »
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  • We landed on the Moon:

    http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap110908.html


    There is ZERO doubt about this.

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    « Reply #84 on: May 01, 2013, 04:29:11 PM »
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    So you now presume to know my intentions?  You're (not your) presuming to know that I saw the backlit issue explained?  Maybe you could post a link for that.  The link I followed only did the moon rock shadow thing.  So all of
    your presumption about reflection of light is of no use.


    I was addressing this passage which you wrote.

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    Objects, such as the Lunar Module, seen from the shadow side should have been entirely black if photographed with the 70 mm Hasselblad
    camera that had been allegedly attached to the chest of the astronauts'
    space suits, but they were not;  they were backlit as though some
    accessory lighting was used to bring out the detail, even though NO
    SUCH ACCESSORY LIGHTING
    was part of the Apollo equipment on the
    moon, as testified by many interviews.


    Clearly, you had not factored that the ground has a source of light in the form of diffused bounce light which backlits the LEM.


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    Again, what is your  experience with photography?


    Better then average

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    Have you ever used a remote flash or an umbrella-shaped reflector?

    Never used them, but am perfectly aware of their purpose in providing diffused light.

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    Do you know what I'm talking about?

    Perfectly, and am proficient in lighting 3D scenes with software such has Cinema 4D and have an extensive gallery, many of which using more sophisticated lighting techniques then diffused lights here:  http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/browse.php?user_id=126390

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    What is the difference between direct and indirect lighting?


    Indirect lighting has a diffused quality which does not project shadows (or very faint).  This is why it's used intentionally in fashion.

    The point is that if you had only a fraction of my knowledge and experience, you would not have written that the LEM should be pitch black on one side because of the ground effect.



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    « Reply #85 on: May 01, 2013, 04:45:09 PM »
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    Objects, such as the Lunar Module, seen from the shadow side should have been entirely black if photographed with the 70 mm Hasselblad
    camera that had been allegedly attached to the chest of the astronauts'
    space suits, but they were not;  they were backlit as though some
    accessory lighting was used to bring out the detail, even though NO
    SUCH ACCESSORY LIGHTING was part of the Apollo equipment on the
    moon, as testified by many interviews.


    And by the way, are you not implying here that there is a secondary light source?  Which is what you claim is a strawmen?  If your not implying a second light source, your sentence makes no sense and leads nowhere.


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    « Reply #86 on: May 01, 2013, 10:02:02 PM »
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    Objects, such as the Lunar Module, seen from the shadow side should have been entirely black if photographed with the 70 mm Hasselblad
    camera that had been allegedly attached to the chest of the astronauts'
    space suits, but they were not;  they were backlit as though some
    accessory lighting was used to bring out the detail, even though NO
    SUCH ACCESSORY LIGHTING was part of the Apollo equipment on the
    moon, as testified by many interviews.


    And by the way, are you not implying here that there is a secondary light source?  Which is what you claim is a strawmen?  If your not implying a second light source, your sentence makes no sense and leads nowhere.


    You're all over the map, Vandaler.   Now you're mixing topics.  I was talking
    about the rock shadows and the LM in the background, as that is the only
    scene that the two fαɢs on Mythbusters were examining.  I had a list of
    questions and you have answered none, but harp on the same thing: terrain.

    I was not saying that there was no secondary light for the closeups of the
    LM with astronauts climbing the ladder and such.  That is a different photo,
    the discussion of which on Mythbusters I have not seen because you have
    not provided any link for it --- AGAIN.

    The addition of a little hump of dirt changes the shadow effect, yes, but it
    does not change it enough to do what they show it would.
    That's why I say
    they must have moved their studio light, changed camera lenses, and
    got up closer with the camera and moved the LM closer, none of which
    you want to acknowledge because then you'd have to admit that the two
    fαɢs in your studio video are fakes and charlatans, while they accuse everyone
    else of same.  

    So you have experience with software and shadowing.  Guess what?  You
    can do ANYTHING with Photoshop, but in 1969 they didn't have that.  All
    they had was emulsion film (that was in a camera exposed to intense
    radiation that would have darkened all the negatives to uselessness and the
    cameras had no shielding to prevent that) and a CRT monitor that they
    trained another TV camera on (facts that are verifiable) to get a substandard
    broadcast image that was not LIVE even though they said it was.  (They lied.)


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    « Reply #87 on: May 02, 2013, 06:21:14 AM »
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    I had a list of
    questions and you have answered none, but harp on the same thing: terrain.


    Please recap those questions you still find relevant to the topic and I will answer them.

    The topic as re-ashed by Matthew is: "I watched some videos of the evidence, and it was convincing -- even compelling.

    All the evidence point to the fact that it was staged somewhere on earth. There are shadows coming from multiple angles (like on a Hollywood set) when they claim the Sun was the only light source."


    Yes, I harp on terrain because it's the answer that explains shadows coming from multiple angles.


    In return for answering your questions, I'm waiting for yours.

    What is it about the shadows coming from multiple directions that make Conspiracy Theorist tick?

    I know you want to talk about something else, but this is the topic.... not the Mythbusters video.

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    « Reply #88 on: May 02, 2013, 11:09:40 AM »
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  • Everyone needs to keep something important in mind:

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    Gravity on the Moon is one-sixth of what it is here on Earth, therefore, objects there fall with one-sixth of the acceleration.


    Look at the videos -- objects are falling slowly, yet the astronauts are moving their hands, legs and arms normally, just as human beings do.  Such an effect would be impossible to create here on earth, which means that the astronauts must have been on the Moon!

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    « Reply #89 on: May 22, 2013, 05:57:29 PM »
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