FatFreddy88
Critical Thinker
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It's plausible that other governments are either willingly collaberating with NASA, or bending to pressure not to make the real data public. Anyone who designs satellites obviously needs the real data. If we're being given bogus data to study in school, one would need a high security clearance to have access to the real data.If NASA is providing fake data about Sunspots, Solar Flares and the Van Allen Belts etc, why hasn't this been pointed out by any of the other organisations or countries that have their own independant data?
WHy aren't all the satellite manufacturers and othe space engineering companies around the world that rely on the NASA data complaining that equipment built using the data is not working as expected?
Here's a link to some info on why we can't trust what they tell us.
http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/showpost.php?p=4731597&postcount=1090
For all we know the real info may be public in some places. We'd never hear about it in any mainstream publications here if that were the case as everything is under strict control including science journals.
I've scanned some of the official data that pro-Apollo people have linked to on other forums. I could read it until I've got it memorized; how would that prove it was the real data?Now trying examining the absolutely ENORMOUS amount of documentary material available. Which includes video and still photographs, amongst many, many other things.
See above.NASA is not the only agency with space assets.
Other countries have them.
Private corporations have them.
Amateur clubs have send probes into space.
They are just as open about their data as NASA.
Those data sets all corroborate each other.
As I said before, my position is that I don't know. All I have is second-hand info on space radiation. Look at the info in the link I posted above. The government lies about history and news. There are a couple of videos in that link in which scientists allege science fraud and censorship in science journals. There is a case in which two groups of scientist have opposite views on an issue. Anyone who simply accepts what he reads in an environment such as this is simply naive.And all you have is "I don't wanna believe..."
One can have neither a naive willingness to believe, nor an a priori incredulity or he may wind up believing something that is factually false.
