Apollo 11 Moon Landing Revisited: Hoax ~vs~ Debunk

[JayUtah]

Let me help. On Earth Oxygen is generally in gaseous form. On the Moon it tends to be embedded in rocks.

Factually false. Free oxygen in Earth's atmosphere comprises about 0.05% of the planet's total oxygen. The rest is tied up in water or oxides, the same as on the Moon.

 

[threadworm]

Let me help. On Earth Oxygen is generally in gaseous form. On the Moon it tends to be embedded in rocks.

Let me help. There is more oxygen locked in rocks on Earth than there is in the air.

 

[Andy_Ross]

They were on the highly radioactive Moon surface.

It isn't highly radioactive, this has been gone through in great detail.
Also the moon surface is not in the VAB.

 

[catsmate]

They were on the highly radioactive Moon surface.

Which has nothing to do with the Van Allen belts, as well as being untrue.
Try again, and try to answer the question.

 

[catsmate]

I am not sure this is a safe environment when derogatory names are bandied about. So I am out unless someone has a valid point.

I wonder how long this flounce will last?

 

[JayUtah]

I hope your daughter never gets called 'Peppermint Patty' on social media by some insecure guy.

If a child of mine behaved as you do to your betters on social media, being compared to a cartoon character is not the worst they could expect. You are a victim only of your own bad behavior.

 

[LondonJohn]

Let me help. On Earth, Oxygen is generally in gaseous form. On the Moon it tends to be embedded in rocks.

And in any case, you're wrong. On Earth, far more oxygen atoms are contained in rocks (and water) than in the atmosphere. You're so relentlessly incorrect and ill-informed.


ETA Ninja'd!

 

[Steve]

I am not sure this is a safe environment when derogatory names are bandied about. So I am out unless someone has a valid point.

And she's back. Seems like someone had a valid point. Sure as hell wasn't Vixen.

 

[Vixen]

And in any case, you're wrong. On Earth, far more oxygen atoms are contained in rocks (and water) than in the atmosphere. You're so relentlessly incorrect and ill-informed

Good luck with breathing on the Moon without your equipment.

 

[SteveAitch]

I wonder how long this flounce will last?

And she's back. Seems like someone had a valid point. Sure as hell wasn't Vixen.

Ah, Schrödinger's Vixen - is she in the thread or not?

And who keeps collapsing the wave function, eh?

 

[Steve]

I wonder how long this flounce will last?

It's like a moth to a porch light.

 

[LondonJohn]

Good luck with breathing on the Moon without your equipment.

***shakes head slowly***

 

[Vixen]

Let me help. There is more oxygen locked in rocks on Earth than there is in the air.

Earth is apx four times larger than the Moon and has infinitely more water. The only water the Moon gets is possible vapour from striking meteorites.

 

[Steve]

Good luck with breathing on the Moon without your equipment.

Why do you keep throwing out these non sequiturs in response to posts you quote?

 

[JayUtah]

Earth is apx four times larger than the Moon and has infinitely more water. The only water the Moon gets is possible vapour from striking meteorites.

Irrelevant. You said oxygen on the Moon is of a fundamentally different form than on Earth. You're wrong.

Good luck with breathing on the Moon without your equipment.

Further irrelevant. You are simply wrong yet again on a basic scientific fact.

 

[LondonJohn]

Why do you keep throwing out these non sequiturs in response to posts you quote?

That would depend on her recognising it as a non sequitur.....

 

[Steve]

Earth is apx four times larger than the Moon and has infinitely more water. The only water the Moon gets is possible vapour from striking meteorites.

This deserves 2

 

[Mojo]

We can add basic chemistry to the list.....

Alongside "elementary chemistry".

 

[JayUtah]

Why do you keep throwing out these non sequiturs in response to posts you quote?

To give people something to talk about besides how poorly informed she is.

 

[Steve]

That would depend on her recognising it as a non sequitur.....

True. The synapse transmission seems, how shall I put it, - wonky.