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Are you onto this again? You are as bad as Stuart Wilkes.
"Michael Petukhov" wrote in message om... http://www.meteorlab.com/METEORLAB20...ffering21o.htm http://webs.wichita.edu/lapo/meteor/moometeo.htm http://epsc.wustl.edu/admin/resource...ites_list.html http://www.mars.li/labels.html http://209.238.151.128/nwa482sale.htm http://www.alaska.net/~meteor/achon.htm ... |
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![]() "Michael Petukhov" wrote in message om... "Mark Test" wrote in message ... And this has what to do with sci.military.naval???? Lots. For instance US NAVY was playing an important role in the US moon landing hoax. After all it was NAVY who recovered return module with new portion of US heros. Michael Micheal just wants to establish his credibility so we all know how seriously to take him when he posts on other topics. I think he's doing a good job ![]() Keith |
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Check out www.badastronomy.com for a concise and informed refutation of the
"We didn't go to the moon arguments"- Excellent. -- Jim Atkins Twentynine Palms CA USA "Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read." - Groucho Marx |
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(B2431) wrote in message ...
From: (Michael Petukhov) Date: 10/16/2003 4:18 PM Central Daylight Time Message-id: (B2431) wrote in message ... And of course you also believe the Soviets sent a robot, Lunakhod (sp?) to the moon and retrieved their own rocks? Sure I do. Michael Dan, U. S. Air Force, retired So, if the Soviets went to the moon albeit with a robot why do you refuse to believe the U. S. went ther with men when both countries brought back rocks ? Dan, U. S. Air Force, retired Sorry this mashine went crazy and send unfinished post by its own. By the way Apollo computer had as much as 2kb of memory as and according to NASA stalled was rebooted during first landing on the moon several times. Anyway I continue... as U. S. Air Force veteran can you imagine that someone was capable to perform landing in a surface of space object (never done before) 6 times in a row using completely new technology without actual testing it? I cannot. Remember for instance how many aviation pioneer died in much easy conditions of landing until they learned how to do it properly. And it is not only one. There are tons of strange NASA pictures and films, strange elements of LM design like hatch opening inward cabine having not enough space for two men in space suits etc. And also have you any idea about level of space radiation above 1000km altitude particularly in van allen belts they crossed without, according to NASA, any special radiation protection. There is nice discussion on space radiation based on recent NASA official data in: http://guthvenus.tripod.com/vl2-iss-03.htm However he http://srag-nt.jsc.nasa.gov/FAQ/Index.html NASA says that Organ Specific Exposure Limits for Astronauts for 30 days are 25rem for blood forming organs, 100rem for eyes and 150rem for skin. Does it sounds good for you? You can look at Britannica which says that maximum permissible annual (!!!) dose for eyes 150 mSv (15rem) and for all others (e.g., red bone marrow, breast, lung, gonads, skin, and extremities) 500 mSv (50rem). For acute exposures Britannica specifically says: "Acute exposures in excess of 100 mSv (10 rem) are justified only by life-saving actions in emergency situations". Actual dosage received in Apollo moon missions, according to NASA were in the range of 0.5-1.4rem/mission even less than that in some skylab (17.8 rem) and Shuttle (7.8rem) which flew much below van-allen belts. Also if actual space radiation dosage is so low why NASA Organ Specific Exposure Limits for Astronauts are so crazy high? Michael |
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"Keith Willshaw" wrote in message ...
"Michael Petukhov" wrote in message om... "Mark Test" wrote in message ... And this has what to do with sci.military.naval???? Lots. For instance US NAVY was playing an important role in the US moon landing hoax. After all it was NAVY who recovered return module with new portion of US heros. Michael Micheal just wants to establish his credibility so we all know how seriously to take him when he posts on other topics. Hm... never minded about my credibility in this NG particularly in your Keith eyes. It is you Keith who care so much about my credibility every time I post something new on US moon landing hoax. I think he's doing a good job ![]() Sure I do a good job. now even you Keith know where NASA took their 400+kg of moon rocks. Not bad indeed. Enjoy Michael Keith |
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![]() "Michael Petukhov" wrote in message om... "Keith Willshaw" wrote in message ... "Michael Petukhov" wrote in message om... "Mark Test" wrote in message ... And this has what to do with sci.military.naval???? Lots. For instance US NAVY was playing an important role in the US moon landing hoax. After all it was NAVY who recovered return module with new portion of US heros. Michael Micheal just wants to establish his credibility so we all know how seriously to take him when he posts on other topics. Hm... never minded about my credibility in this NG particularly in your Keith eyes. It is you Keith who care so much about my credibility every time I post something new on US moon landing hoax. I think he's doing a good job ![]() Sure I do a good job. now even you Keith know where NASA took their 400+kg of moon rocks. Not bad indeed. You'll have to try harder than that Michael The only way we know so called Lunar meteorites are from the moon is by comparing them with the samples retrieved. There are only two sources for such reference samples, the Apollo Missions and the Soviet lander So if you believe the Americans faked their samples by buying lunar meteorites they would have to know the nature of the lunar rocks or to fake or get the Soviets to buy similar fakes for their lander several years later. Then of course their the problem of buying 400 kg of different meteorite fragments with nobody noticing. I'm afraid all you did is demonstrate how prejudice can lead even intelligent people astary. Keith |
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"Snuffy Smith" wrote in message et...
Are you onto this again? You are as bad as Stuart Wilkes. You are a spiteful liar, Mark. I have never made any claim similar to this. But then, we all know that you have to run off and tell spiteful lies about me when I've beaten you in argument. Stuart Wilkes |
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"Michael Petukhov" wrote in message
om Sorry this mashine went crazy and send unfinished post by its own. PEBCAK -- http://www.delversdungeon.dragonsfoot.org Remove the X's in my email address to respond. "Damn you Silvey, and your endless fortunes." - Stephen Weir I hate furries. |
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