JayUtah
Penultimate Amazing
There is a well known tale...
And another wholesale change of subject.
There is a well known tale...
Fascinating, no? , and nothing less than hard evidence of Apollo Program fraudulance. One cannot possibly read/hear this interesting tidbit any other way.......
Fascinating, no? , and nothing less than hard evidence of Apollo Program fraudulance. One cannot possibly read/hear this interesting tidbit any other way.......
He did rather obviously reveal that he thought Gene Kranz just made up the lifeboat idea on the spur of the moment (or pretended to, as Patrick's fantasy world is all scripted) from which we can all logically infer that he didn't imagine the scenario had been considered at all (by the non-perps) let alone simulated. Now he knows that's wrong, he's stuck in an impossible position of trying to claim what he really meant was he thinks Kranz's speech said they definitely did need to use the LM as a lifeboat, which it patently doesn't.
I see you prediction was indeed correct. Can I subscribe to any newsletter or pamphlet you may have?While awaiting the next irrelevant wall-o-text (I predict radiation to be the next change of subject BTW), I just noticed the contradiction here.
Patrick....still awaiting the answer to my question, re...
Were Armstrong's X-15 flights "fake".
The "almost" disasterous flight of Gemini 8...was that "fake", too???
To avoid drawing this out, Patrick, when you read this, could you post "if" you are going to answer?
...and if you will not, just say so, then we don't have to "waste time" waiting for you to answer...
A tale already told in this thread, about 5 months ago.There is a well known tale...
I read that too. I read it was Walter Cronkite. I read it in this thread. Didn't you?I have even read that one television newsmen announced Lick's good news on the air during a live, night of the landing broadcast.
Are you claiming Cronkite did not mistakenly tell America about the success of the lunar laser experiment? A simple 'yes' or 'no' would help here.Well I have searched and searched for that broadcast, never found it...
There is a well known tale from Apollo 11's pseudo-apocryphal annals regarding the exploits of an overzealous reporter... blah blah blah blah
I see you prediction was indeed correct. Can I subscribe to any newsletter or pamphlet you may have?
A tale already told in this thread, about 5 months ago.
I read that too. I read it was Walter Cronkite. I read it in this thread. Didn't you?
Are you claiming Cronkite did not mistakenly tell America about the success of the lunar laser experiment? A simple 'yes' or 'no' would help here.
The hard evidence begins to mount and mount and mount. Thank you Sy, THANK YOU!
Nope. The question, as proven by the multitude of endorsements here, is whether Patrick1000 actually believes the nonsense that he's spewing enough to confront Kranz, Lovell, etc. directly about it.
You have "called out" several important Apollo functionaries, labelling them "perps" for no better reason than their failure to conform to your expectations. Now we will see whether you are willing and able to put any substance behind that callout. I will facilitate direct contact -- not anonymous web tantrums -- between you and the Apollo workers I know. We'll see how well you fare.
You express prodigious confidence when there are no real consequences of failure. Let's see how well you work without a safety net, the way the rest of us in the real world have to work.
Contact info, please?
I would be happy to debate Kranz and Lovell Jay, bring them on....
Excellent. Now convince me the NASA PAO you refer to was not repeating erroneous information about Lick observatory obtained from the TV. Bring evidence. Establish your timeline. So far you got nothin'.Of course not.
Do you appreciate that your 'evidence' for Apollo being fake is now an anecdote about an anecdote? And even then it requires a Patrick-style narrow interpretation of these anecdotes to try to establish a conflict between the two. Again you got nothin'....You'll hear Liebergot talk about how John Young is fond of making the claim that during the emergency, Young was standing behind Liebergot and could tell that what Liebergot was dealing with was not instrumentational. Liebergot makes the obvious point that Young wasn't even present during the early period of the "failure".
We already established you have no clue about engineering so it doesn't matter at all but, just out of curiosity, what part of an over 100% margin of safety do you find hard to believe? I'm certain it can't be less believable than the idea that you believe your ramblings will ever convince a sane person that Apollo wasn't real. Surely you only continue this litany of failure because your pride won't let you walk away.Before the "explosion", the pressure in both O2 tanks was telemetered back to Houston at a little over 900 PSI in both tanks. In the readout at the time of the alleged fire, the PSI in O2 tank 2 read 996 PSI. The tank was said to have been capable of retaining its structural integrity up to internal pressures of 2000 PSI. Hard to believe that would have been viewed as an adequate margin of safety.
I would be happy to debate Kranz and Lovell Jay, bring them on....
The John Young tall tale...