Apollo 11 Moon Landing Revisited: Hoax ~vs~ Debunk

[Mojo]

I obviously meant SpaceX not ISS.

Nope.

 

[JayUtah]

I obviously meant SpaceX not ISS.

Obviously you didn't.

 

[Mojo]

Obviously you didn't.

If she had, she wouldn't have been trying to defend her post by saying that she was better informed about the plans for the ISS than anyone else.

 

[threadworm]

I obviously meant SpaceX not ISS.

Starship Propellant Transfer Demonstration - Wikipedia https://share.google/0DqILP8EAohT0ZYvq

Which would be why you repeated it more than once and even supplied a link that you mistakenly thought suported your claim. How's that "being much better informed" thing working out for you?

 

[Thermal]

There's a triple S'er gag in there somewhere but I can't quite nail it.

 

[Mojo]

And the phrase, "we have the ISS in place for refuelling and docking" doesn't make sense if you substitute "SpaceX" for "ISS".

 

[catsmate]

I obviously meant SpaceX not ISS.

Ah, "obviously" a 'wallpaper' word meant to paper over a glaring hole....

 

[JayUtah]

1. Examiner: What’s your answer?
2. @Vixen: C
3. Examiner: Sorry, the right answer is A.
4. Vixen: Obviously I meant A.
5. ???
6. Vixen: Triple-niner !

 

[JayUtah]

Which would be why you repeated it more than once and even supplied a link that you mistakenly thought suported your claim. How's that "being much better informed" thing working out for you?

Admonishing your critics to give you credit once in a while for being correct falls so very flat when you have to go back and try to change your story based on your critics' corrections.

 

[Vixen]

Ah, "obviously" a 'wallpaper' word meant to paper over a glaring hole....

Can we please come out of the playground and quit the jibing?

 

[theprestige]

Fun fact: 999 is US police code for 'officer down'.

This seems to be apocryphal. The attested code is 11-99.

 

[catsmate]

Can we please come out of the playground and quit the jibing?

Sure, once you stop lying and trying to cover over your stupidity.

 

[W.D.Clinger]

Fun fact: 999 is US police code for 'officer down'.

This seems to be apocryphal. The attested code is 11-99.

Or 10-00.

 

[zooterkin]

Or 10-00.

999 is, of course, the UK emergency number, the equivalent of 911.

 

[Steve]

And the phrase, "we have the ISS in place for refuelling and docking" doesn't make sense if you substitute "SpaceX" for "ISS".

Vixen has never seen a hole she couldn't dig deeper.

 

[JayUtah]

Can we please come out of the playground and quit the jibing?

You gave up the high moral ground when you smugly (and unnecessarily) asked to be given credit for a wrong answer. You gave up the right to correct your mistakes without consequence after confusing Gemini with Orion for however many pages that was. If you're going to jibe, expect to be treated accordingly. You are a victim only of your own bad behavior.

If you'd like to now unwind your spotty attempt at learning about orbital refueling, now perhaps you'd like to address some of the questions that were pending before you went there.

You brought up the refueling, among other things, when it was pointed out that the Orion spacecraft seems to have successfully flown its crew through the Van Allen belts without concern or a major health problem. Was that mission also fake? Or is it possible the Bill Kaysing's uninformed assessment of the risk was in error?

You brought up a nonsensical claim regarding the Saturn V, the Gemini Orion spacecraft, and the Apollo spacecraft which you attribute to Marcus Allen. Once we straighten out what the claim is, perhaps you'd like to tell us what Allen says and explain to us why someone who has no training, education, or experience in space science (and who has proven himself willing to lie) should be paid attention to on the matter of space engineering?

 

[Thermal]

Or 10-00.

I said Fun Fact, not accurate fact. You know, like an OP fact?

 

[P.J. Denyer]

Vixen has never seen a hole she couldn't dig deeper.

I understand the whole Channel Tunnel was the result of a disagreement over who had agreed to buy a packet of biscuits for the office, after all the phrase 'I could pick up a packet of Hobnobs at the Tesco Metro on my way home' is actually a statement of fact about the weight of said biscuits and in no way an indication that one is actually going to buy them, next thing you know you're in Coquelles trying to explain to les flics why there's a huge hole in their countryside...

 

[Foster Zygote]

I take it the giant Y-shaped stick with a huge elastic band tied to it is out of shot?

That's why it was known as the "Angry Bird".

 

[JesseCuster]

I obviously meant SpaceX not ISS.

“Obviously I meant something other than what I actually posted” seems to be an extremely frequent excuse of yours for why you make so many basic factual errors.