I used to know a woman with bright red hair. Her email address was cosmored...something. I stole the name from her.I wonder what would be behind a name tag like "Cosmo Red".
I used to know a woman with bright red hair. Her email address was cosmored...something. I stole the name from her.I wonder what would be behind a name tag like "Cosmo Red".
They don't. It's a leprechaun conspiracy so protect their gold.Good grief. It’s as if meteoritics doesn’t exist...
I think I already did a little lunacy about redheads recently. I have aunts, uncles, cousins, nephews and nieces who are reds, and at least one ggrandpa, and an ex-.....well two. Scots, Vikings.....I used to know a woman with bright red hair. Her email address was cosmored...something. I stole the name from her.
They don't. It's a leprechaun conspiracy so protect their gold.
That much pressure would bend it upwards, instead.That's the silliest thing I've heard in a while. Sufficient pressure from walking would keep a paper from falling back down.
I see no need to rely on your observational skills.I see zero movement of the rod and pole.
Empty rhetoric, indicative of a closed mind. Thanks for the conversation, but I'll ignore your nonsense for the rest of this thread.Also, the movement of the flag would be caused by the movemnt of the rod and pole in your scenarion. The flag is obviously moving because it's hit by a wall of moving air. The movement does not originate from the rod.
And you give me my prize exhibit on that score by claiming it was easier to do the moon than fake it.
Argumentum hominem paleae.Can’t fake lunar geology, can’t deceive planetary geologists the world over, who have studied the Apollo mission’s lunar samples...
https://sites.wustl.edu/meteoritesite/items/how-do-we-know-that-its-a-rock-from-the-moon/
They Were Faked
Any geoscientist (and there have been thousands from all over the world) who has studied lunar samples knows that anyone who thinks the Apollo lunar samples were created on Earth as part of government conspiracy does not know much about rocks. The Apollo samples are just too good. They tell a self-consistent story with a complexly interwoven plot that is better than any story any conspirator could have conceived. I have studied lunar rocks and soils for 50+ years and I could not “make” even a poor imitation of a lunar breccia, lunar soil, or a mare basalt in the lab. And with all due respect to my clever colleagues in government labs, no one in “the Government” could do it either, even now that we know what lunar rocks are like. Lunar samples show evidence of formation in an extremely dry environment with essentially no free oxygen and little gravity. Some have impact craters on the surface and many display evidence for a suite of unanticipated and complicated effects associated with large and small meteorite impacts. Lunar rocks and soil contain gases (hydrogen, helium, nitrogen, neon, argon, krypton, and xenon) derived from the solar wind with isotope ratios different than Earth samples of the same gases. They contain crystal damage from cosmic rays. Lunar igneous rocks have crystallization ages, determined by techniques involving radioisotopes, that are older than any known Earth rocks. (Anyone who figures out how to fake that is worthy of a Nobel Prize.) It was easier and cheaper to go to the Moon and bring back some rocks than it would have been to create all these fascinating features on Earth.
I agree it could be done today. As for "then", I'm game. Show me a faked photograph from the early 1970s where the shadows were converted from radiant to parallel, that does not involve the lunar landing. If we could do it, surely someone did it.Argumentum hominem paleeae.
We can make pictures like that today, and could make them then,
So, you think with 1960s technology, it would have been easier to create a robot to set up reflectors and retrieve lunar rocks?Any lunar rock will have similar circumstantial characteristics. The rock, however, may have been retrieved and brought here by a machine that was deployed and retrieved and brought home.
It didn't address the issue of the parallel shadows at all. Further, your videos show ignorance of things like taking pictures on uneven ground, the difference between early day and midday, that higher ground would lack dust, and many other things in the problems it claimed to find. Your presentations were ill-considered and ill-thought-out.There are some analyses of the lighting issue in this video.
I'm not an expert on lighting. I just posted that info for the viewers to check out. I've seen other photos in which non-parallel shadows are alleged.It didn't address the issue of the parallel shadows at all