Sounds good. On that note, here's a nice picture of a diver from CVA-14 USS Ticonderoga helping Apollo 16 commander John Young exit from the Command Module Casper into a raft:
[qimg]http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g260/sts060/Apollo/ap16-S72-36492.jpg[/qimg]
I had the pleasure of meeting Capt. Young in the '90s when he stopped by our satellite processing work at Hangar S.
This was a super interesting exercise. Give it a try if ya' dare to.....
Go to Google and enter INDIVIDUALLY into the search window for IMAGES, "Apollo 7 splashdown", THEN "Apollo 8 splashdown", THEN "Apollo 9 splashdown", THEN "Apollo 10 splashdown", THEN "Apollo 11 splashdown", THEN "Apollo 12 splashdown", THEN "Apollo 13 splashdown", THEN "Apollo 14 splashdown", THEN "Apollo 15 splashdown", THEN "Apollo 16 splashdown", THEN "Apollo 17 splashdown".
Go through them one by one, just like that......
See if you can spot/well identify an astronaut in ONE of the images, a public figure, climbing out of one of the scene props/phony Apollo capsules. I thought I could see/identify Cernan and Harrison Schmitt pretty well in a couple shots, but even that was iffy, "pretty well" was/is probably generous.
Boys, girls......., we've done been had, more times than not anyhoo, they are pullin' the ol' ain'tstronaut switcher-roo-roo-roo" on us.
Sounds good. On that note, here's a nice picture of a diver from CVA-14 USS Ticonderoga helping Apollo 16 commander John Young exit from the Command Module Casper into a raft:
[qimg]http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g260/sts060/Apollo/ap16-S72-36492.jpg[/qimg]
I had the pleasure of meeting Capt. Young in the '90s when he stopped by our satellite processing work at Hangar S.
Should read 12 amps equivalent to roughly 1500 watts, assuming 120 volt system.
Not sure yet what they were running yet.
At any rate, assuming 1500 wats for now pending further investigation, my claim/contention is that they could not run the scrubber and the other essential systems(radio, blah blah blah) on 1500 watts.
I was working on a little film today for John Aaron. Something that I thought would be good for him to see in the setting of receiving my soon to be mailed challenge letter. I'll of course share with the group here my film and open letter to Aaron as well.
As I was reviewing the details of the Apollo 12 lightening incident, it occurred to me that I have been rather off target with regard to my assessment of "Flight Director" culpability.
Gerald Griffin was on duty during the staged lightening strike. Of course, and as emphasized previously, John Aaron is spotted as an Apollo Fraud PERP in this context as he in a very real sense "fixes" the course of the scripted scenario by virtue of his "SCE to Auxillary call". But if one pauses to think about this for a moment, despite Aaron's shananigans, were Griffin a legit Flight Director, well then he could abort the whole dang thing regardless.
Aaron's action takes care of the situation's cosmetics. But a legitimate, intelligent flight director, a non PERP, would have cancelled the trip to the moon after the lightening strike. That is, were any of this real, the guy would have aborted the mission. It's staged, so no abort was required, and indeed, ON TO THE MOON was the only option, was the INDELIBLY SCRIPTED OPTION.
This point is revealing as it DEMONSTRATES THE STARK REALITY THAT EVERY FLIGHT DIRECTOR WOULD HAVE HAD TO HAVE BEEN AN APOLLO FRAUD PERP AS THEY HAD THE POWER, WERE THEY LEGITIMATE DIRECTORS, TO STEER THE SCENERIO AWAY FROM THE THE SCRIPTED COURSE OF EVENTS. AS THIS COULD NOT BE TOLERATED, THE FRAUD'S EFFECTIVENESS BEING DEPENDENT ON THE LACK OF WIGGLE ROOM, THE LACK OF OPPORTUNITY TO IMPROVISE AT KEY DECISION POINTS, ONE MAY CONCLUDE WITH UNMITIGATED METAPHYSICAL CERTITUDE THAT THE FOLLOWING MEN, EVERY ONE, WAS A FRAUD PERPETRATOR, ASSUMING EACH OF THE MEN AS LISTED BELOW ACTED "INDEPENDENTLY" AT SOME TIME DURING ONE OF THE FRAUDULENT/STAGED/BOGUS MISSIONS.
THE FLIGHT DIRECTOR LIST, ADD THESE MEN TO THE PERP LIST UNLESS ONE OR MORE SERVED IN AN ASSISTANT'S/NON DECISION MAKING ROLE.
APOLLO FLIGHT DIRECTORS AND FRAUD PERPETRATORS
Glynn S. Lunney
Gerald D. Griffin
Eugene F. Kranz
M. P. “Pete” Frank III
Milton L. Windler
Clifford E. Charlesworth
Philip C. Shaffer
Donald R. Puddy
Neil B. Hutchinson
Charles R. Lewis
Utterly, off the hook fascinating.... Cannot wait to send my letter and my movie to Aaron. He won't be able to "flip a switch" outta' this predicament.......
Patrick1000 said:Should read 12 amps equivalent to roughly 1500 watts, assuming 120 volt system.
Not sure yet what they were running yet.
At any rate, assuming 1500 wats for now pending further investigation, my claim/contention is that they could not run the scrubber and the other essential systems(radio, blah blah blah) on 1500 watts.
That's because he made it up, not to provide evidence of his conspiracy, but to keep you guys talking to him. He'll keep this up for as long as you take him seriously (which I don't any of you really do) but you do keep feedin' him!
It's LIGHTNING
In much the same way as I refuse to do business with companies who can't spell, I can't take the argument of someone who claims to be an educated professional seriously when they make such a basic error as that. It demonstrates a lack of attention to detail and/or a much poorer level of education than they claim for themselves..
Astronauts launched with contingency plans in place for abort at all the key stages before LOI. Apollo 12 launched, had an issue, recovered, went to the moon.
Collins, Armstrong and Aldrin were not on Earth, they were where they were supposed to be, and this is entirely supported by every photograph they took, particularly those that show the Earth.
I am continuing to plot the photographs of the moon taken from lunar orbit by astronauts. It has become clear while doing that these images were not taken by an automatic camera, but by people.
Just for fun, here it is so far:
http://depositfiles.com/files/2wgrqrov9
Apollo 8 and 11 are complete, Apollo 10 is in progress.
Sounds good. On that note, here's a nice picture of a diver from CVA-14 USS Ticonderoga helping Apollo 16 commander John Young exit from the Command Module Casper into a raft:
[qimg]http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g260/sts060/Apollo/ap16-S72-36492.jpg[/qimg]
I had the pleasure of meeting Capt. Young in the '90s when he stopped by our satellite processing work at Hangar S.
Sounds good. On that note, here's a nice picture of a diver from CVA-14 USS Ticonderoga helping Apollo 16 commander John Young exit from the Command Module Casper into a raft:
[qimg]http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g260/sts060/Apollo/ap16-S72-36492.jpg[/qimg]
I had the pleasure of meeting Capt. Young in the '90s when he stopped by our satellite processing work at Hangar S.
My point was to point out in as dastardly and devious a fashion that there are no clear real time splashdown images, VIDEOS, or photos that one could unambiguously correlate with the live tv.
These are photos taken of the lightening? that struck Apollo 12? Is that correct? Apollo 12 is 6000 feet overhead here and well downrange after having blasted off 36.5 seconds ago.
Ooops, ignore that one it's Mercury![]()
Liar.
Here's a really good way to think about this sort of nonsense...