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1.Gravity
Accelerated replay of Moon videos shows that their movement are equal to such moves on Earth and, what is more important, height of jumps is not even a fraction greater than height of jump on Earth, even though Moon gravity is 1/6 of Earth gravity. Pebble, which fell out of wheels of American moon rover does not flies up higher than it was supposed to be on Earth, AND NOT AS EVEN NEARLY THAT HIGH AS IT FLIED OUT OF WHEELS OF SOVIET MOON ROVER!
Actually, no. Playing with film speeds really doesn't prove anything.
There's an easy explanation for this. An object in free flight will follow a ballistic trajectory in accordance with Newton's laws of motion. The only force acting on the object is gravity, which, on Earth, has an acceleration of 32 ft/s2. On the Moon gravity is much less, 5 ft/s2. If the ballistic flight of an object on the Moon is sped up by a factor of 2.457 it will mimic almost exactly ballistic motion on Earth, and vice versa. The 2X speed the hoax advocates claim is very close to this 2.457 ratio; hence, the motion looks almost "normal" because it is what our eyes and brains are accustomed to seeing. Additionally, the astronauts on the moon moved slowly because of their bulky spacesuits. Spacesuits, which on earth weighed about 250 lbs, all told.
The Apollo video is exactly what it appears to be, man on the Moon. The convincing evidence is in the dust, which is apparent in the video of the Lunar Rover. If this video were shot on Earth there would be clouds of dust thrown everywhere into the atmosphere by the Rover's wheels But, there is no evidence of this. The dust falls almost immediately back to the surface as it would in an airless environment.
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2.Wind By moment of installation of American flag on Moon, the flag fluttered because of air fluctuations. Armstrong tried to fix it and made several steps back. But flag didn't stop fluttering. All explanations about "inner energy" and "inner fluctuations" have nothing to do with real mechanics.
Umm, yes they do. Of course a flag can wave in a vacuum. How can that be? There's no breeze on the Moon. But then, there's no atmosphere, either. When the astronauts planted the flagpole they twisted it back and forth to sink it into the lunar soil. On the Earth, that would have made the flag "wave" for just a second, then stop. But that's because the flag pushes against air as it flaps, and the air slows it down.
On the Moon, there was no air to stop the flag's motion, so it continued, just as Newton's First Law of physics says it would. The flag is mounted on one side on the pole, and along the top by another pole that sticks out to the side. In a vacuum or not, when you whip around the vertical pole, the flag will "wave'', since it is attached at the top. The top will move first, then the cloth will follow along in a wave that moves down. This isn't air that is moving the flag, it's the cloth (actually nylon) itself.
And if it
was a mistake caused by a breeze on the set where they faked this whole thing, don't you think the director would have tried for a second take? With all the money supposedly going to the hoax, they could
certainly afford the film!
One more thing. if the flag is blowing in a breeze, why don't we see all that moon dust blowing around too? Somehow, this argument just gets weaker and weaker the more you think about it.
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3.Stars
On absolute majority of photos of American moon landing there is no stars, while Soviet moon landing provided lots of them, including videos. Black background is easily explained by problems of modelling star sky in 60ies - the fake would be
obvious for any astronomer.
Wrong again. Why aren't there stars in the Apollo pictures? Pretend for a moment you are an astronaut on the surface of the Moon. You want to take a picture of your fellow astronaut. The Sun is low off the horizon, since all the lunar landings were done at local morning. How do you set your camera? The lunar landscape is brightly lit by the Sun, of course, and your friend is wearing a white, reflective spacesuit also brightly lit by the Sun. Now, ask any photographer. To take a picture of a bright object with a bright background, you need to set the exposure time to be very fast, and close down the aperture setting, to avoid over-exposure of the film.
So the picture you take is set for bright objects. But, compared to these bright objects you are trying to shoot, stars are faint objects! In the fast exposure and closed down aperture, they simply do not have time to register on the film. It has nothing to do with the sky being black or the lack of air, it's just a matter of exposure time. If you were to go outside here on Earth on the darkest night imaginable and take a picture with the exact same camera settings the astronauts used, you won't see any stars either!
Now, it's possible that Russian cameras, taking only lunar surface shots, and not of reflective instruments or astronauts in the foreground, ran a longer exposure time, or a wider aperture. There's no way to know without comparing actual settings, if available. Also, I haven't seen any of the Soviet moon photos, so I only have your word that stars are in them, unless you can direct me to valid links?
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4.Spacesuits With heating of light side of the Moon up to 120 degrees, spacesuit should be cooled by at least 4.5 liters of water for the period of time astronauts were on Moon, at least according to American sources. Spacesuits of "Apollo" had only 1 liter of water and were absolutely not prepared for work in Lunar conditions. Moreover, spacesuits were not protected against radiation (with only rubber layers, which are good only for working on well-protected atomic power plants), even less protected than spacesuits that are used by America in use of Earth atmosphere for SHORT periods of time! Next. Even using modern technologies it is IMPOSSIBLE to place oxygen for four hours, radio, life support and thermoregularion into such suit - while according to "Apollo" legend, American astronauts had even more of that than modern ones.
First, I'd like to see some valid links for your assertions of how much coolant was required vs coolant used.
Second, the astronaut's spacesuits weren't white just because it looked good, white reflects the most heat radiation, thereby minimizing the amount absorbed.
The suits were also cooled using a system that sprayed small amount of water onto a cooling element on the rear of the spacesuit. The water would freeze over the element, and then the water of the spacesuit was then pumped through this element. The heat of the suit water melted the ice which rapidly boiled off into space taking the unwanted heat with it.
Third, it may be impossible for
you to place four hours of oxygen in a space suit, but it wasn't for the Apollo scientists, at all. The Apollo life-support systems were designed for lunar surface excursions lasting up to eight hours. Furthermore, back inside the lunar lander the life-support system could be recharged with more oxygen and battery power for additional Moonwalks.
The average moon walk after Apollo 11 (which was about 3 hours) was about 5 hours at a time.
On Dec. 12, 1972, the world’s record for the longest space walk (7 hours and 37 minutes) was set by Apollo 17 Astronauts Cernan and Schmitt using the Apollo Backpack. The record stood until 1992 when a new record was set by the newer Shuttle backpacks, at 8 hours and 29 minutes. And I think there was one of over nine hours in the last few years, but I couldn't find the Info. The rest of the times are easy to verify. Really, a short Google search could have saved you the trouble of this one.
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5.Fuel In 1969 year Armstrong and Aldrin heroically landed "Apollo-11" (102 kg), spending all fuel. And "Apollo-17" (514 kg) landed on the Moon without problems with THE SAME amount of fuel. According to Americans, no "economy on maneuring" could save more than five times more fuel.
Ahh, so you admit that they landed!
Again, I can't answer this, because I can find no relevant links to information. Please site your sources so I can verify them.
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6.Landing
Under Moon gravitation, jet stream of Moon lander would have blown away all dust in radius of hundreds of meters, moving it kilometers out of landing zone, AND THAT WAS OBSERVED DURING ALL SOVIET MOON LANDINGS. While American astronauts make historical" steps in the dust, which violate laws of physics.
It doesn't violate anything. American scientists were indeed concerned that the propulsion from the lunar module might provoke a dust storm on the moon. This concern, however, proved groundless. For the sake of clarity, a few calculations are necessary This from a site that explains it better than I can:
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The lunar module of the Apollo Missions had a mass of about 14.5 tons. Because the moon's gravitational pull equals one-sixth of the earth's, a mass of 14.5 tons has a weight on the moon like 2.4 tons on the earth's surface. Thus, to guarantee a soft landing on the moon's surface, the module must develop a thrust corresponding to the weight of 2.4 tons on earth (2,400 kp = 23,500 N). The diameter of the lunar module's nozzle was 137 cm,corresponding to an area of 1.47 m². Thus, the pressure from the exhaust gases correlate to 160 g per cm² (circa 1.6 N/cm²), corresponding to roughly 16% of the atmospheric pressure on the earth's surface (1 bar = 100,000 N/m² = 10 N/cm²). This pressure is, at most, very weak.
Also, you must remember that there is a vacuum on the moon's surface; gases from the propulsion would expand very rapidly in all directions. When the exhaust gas contacted the lunar surface, its pressure was well under ten percent of the atmospheric pressure on earth. This would blow up some dust, but not to create a large blast area where all dust and debris would have been removed. Dust on the moon (again) strictly adheres to Newton's law of gravity: it falls back to the surface in the form of a parabolic curve. There is no "whirling up" of dust, as we know it on earth. Because of the relatively low exhaust gas pressure of the module's nozzle, the disturbed dust would actually fall back to the surface in the immediate vicinity of the nozzle. And it did.
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IF AT LEAST ONE OF THESE FACTS TOOK PLACE, MOON LANDING IS FAKE!
So far, I haven't seen any facts. Just some pretty poor assertion, with no backup (as usual).
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And finally: in 1967, under unknown circumstances, 11 (eleven!!!) NASA astronauts died, seven died in car "accidents", three died in test chamber (!), the last I don't remember. According to American investigators, that was those disagreers", who were likely to tell the truth to public if they learn out that it would be fake.
This is just a flat out lie by someone. There were only three astronaut deaths in 1967. Grissom, Chaffee, and White, training in Apollo 1. It was a fire in the command module, sparked by faulty wiring, in an environment of 100% oxygen in the cabin. It's well documented, and forced changes in the air mix before Apollo 11's flight. There are NO other deaths of astronauts during that year, under suspicious circumstances or otherwise. If you have information that differs, please provide the link.
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Oh, yes! I forgot LIGHT! The light source was too close, just few meters away, while we know that distance between moon and sun is approximately 1 AU (distance between Earth and Sun; Luna is moon of Earth). CARE TO EXPLAIN???
I would if I knew what you were talking about. Again, it's easy to just say something, how about some verifiable links, so that I can see what it is you mean? Then I can reply to it.
And yes, let's really check the score here. Your last post says none of your "evidence" was refuted. What evidence????? You've given no evidence! You made assertion after assertion after assertion,
with not one shred of evidence to back any of it up, other than because you say so. A few of us here have actually taken the time to show our evidence, through links, quotes, and mathmatics. Please be so kind as to do the same.