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It clearly says...in above charter...'No personal attacks'....
You don't own me...I have a right to have a different opinion than you, I also have a right to come to a different conclusion than you...
But according to the charter...you don't have a right to 'flame' and 'personally attack'....
Or to repeadily try to 'insult'....
I've tried time and time again to get you to respond to the issues, or arguements within my posts...instead all you do is make comments against me, personally....
'That's flaming'....
Instead of disproving my points or illustrations, you take liberty to insult...or try to...
Thus changing the purpose and theme of thread...
You seem to think that you own me....I don't work for your agency...I'm not loyal to your club...
I'm loyal to finding out the truth...
And educating the uniformed...
In case you haven't noticed, this is the Science and Technology forum, not the Loose Nuts forum.
Doesn't the TOS also talk about threads, hijacking and off-topic posts?
Nowhere have I called you names like you have called others names and flamed them.
But I digress, lets get back to the OP:
'NASA Probe enters lunar orbit'...I'm tired of the excuses, if man really landed there, I want visual proof!
Another personal attack...refer to charter above...
No, you state you believe man has been on the moon, then go on and on and on and on and on and on about the lack of proof. For what purpose? Clearly for the sole purpose to be argumentative.
People that live in glass houses shouldn't throw rocks either, as the following are clearly personal attacks;
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Fine...I tried being nice to you, I tried offering you a palm branch...and you throw it back in my face?
Fine stay dumb and stupid, stay harnessed and controlled...stay small...stop learning...you'll make a good pet to the powers that be...
Your nothing more than a puppet, incapable of thinking on your own...
Like the cyborg on star trek...hooked into some collective...a machine...controlled thought...
Since your only job is to propagate the machine, like the minister of propaganda, no wonder thought is stifled wherever you and a few others appear....
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Mindless puppet...
And I thought I was conversating with a real person...
I didn't know you had been bought, sold and paid for...
Fortunaltly there are still independent thinking people out here...
And they see you for what you are...
With the normal plethora of spelling errors...
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I'm just saying...with this new NASA orbiter circling the moon...i would like to see evidence of all the hardware we left up there...
As I posted before there were 2 (two) lunar probes inserted in lunar orbit, both to be used to map the gravitational field of the moon:
Lunar GRAIL
NASA’s 2012 got off to an auspicious start when the second of the twin GRAIL satellites successfully entered orbit around the moon during the early hours of the new year. (The first probe entered orbit in the late afternoon of Dec. 31.) Starting in March, the two probes will collect data in order to provide an accurate map of the moon’s gravitational field.
Where the OP got the idea that these probes were going to take visual pictures of the moons surface only Umbly Of The Seven Moons or George Noory or possibly Art Bell knows the answer to that....
Of course if it is solar powered, it is battery powered, and on earth (6 times the gravity) there are battery powered cars that can dust a just about anything else on the road. 0-60 in 3.5 sec.
Yea, I suspect an electric powered vehicle could kick up a little dirt in 0.1667 gravity. I guess the reference of a solar powered motor in a middle school science lab really does limit one's vision of what is possible.
It's not that I'm 'discovering' anything different...it's that I'm not on a payroll harness...I'm not 'muted'...
I don't work for a company that has vested interest in the powers that be...
Many scientist are 'muffled' do to political/payroll/funding reasons...
In other words can't bite the hand that feeds you type scenerio...where as I can, cause they've never fed me...not directly anyways...
The best scientist, are the ones who break away from these large institutions, and finally let it all out, what they learned, saw observed, and what they truly conclude...these types usually appear on Coast to Coast with George Norri (formerly Art Bell)...
For instance...you will get much better information from a former NASA employee, than you will a current one, who's kind of bound to secrecy and have to propagate favorable Government sentiment...or loose their job...
So most scientist simply end up becoming useful tools, for powers that be...they simply take on the nature and mission of whatever institution their working for...and loose their own induvisuality somewhere along the way...
In a way, it almost becomes like a religion or cult in and of itself...
And to end on a slightly different theme...
People keep saying how much it would cause to go to the moon again...
I mean really, rockets are more effeciant today...how expensive could it really be to send up some small capsule to the moon...in some streamlined rocket...ok forget landing...just send a man up there to orbit the moon a few times, and come back...just to proove it can be done...
I mean it's only a 45 hour trip or so...
Russia and America both have plenty of rockets capable of doing that...
Infact both nations still use regular, non shuttle, rockets to put satellites into orbit...
The whole price thing is a farce...
There's other reasons why they won't do it, or can't do it...
Join me, in discovering what these other reasons are, other than budget...
Take the harness off...
Holy crap. I think you blew the space/time continuum with that post.
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Russia and America both have plenty of rockets capable of [sending men to the moon].
Really? Which rockets would those be?
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