I was referring to the time when he was ninety degrees to the flag. When he runs by parallel to it afterwards, we can't see how much it moves away from him as the camera can't see it from that angle.
Completely irrelevant, you cannot possibly believe your own argument
TM.
Jarrah White:
1. Shows us that even when jumping next to bedsheets about 18 inches away, air does not move them. Busted.
2. Shows us the astronaut was close enough to touch the flag with his arm. Busted.
3. Runs past his own flag and it doesn't move until he is level with it. Busted.
4. Runs past his own flag several times and it BILLOWS, then stops in 4-5 seconds(8-10 at half speed). Busted.
5. His flag moves NOTHING LIKE the Apollo 15 flag. Busted.
Apollo 15:
1. Dave Scott is way beyomd 4ft when there is movement of the flag.
2. Two other videos show again that he was clearly close enough to have brushed the arm with his flag.
3. The flag doesn't billow, and oscillates progressively slower for 30 seconds (15 at double speed).
4. The flagpole itself moves right.
According to this video it's about a foot away, maybe a little more but not six feet.
You are full of it. I just showed clear proof that movement occurred at least 4ft away. You are completely cornered, you know your nonsense claim is dead in the water with the flag moving so far away. But, what the heck, let's look at the movement even further away. As soon as the astronaut enters the picture the edge moves slightly....
Six feet away, it moves more than Jarrah White's when he is level with HIS flag!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJ888vXaKNM
A moron HB wafts a book past a small flag and moves it with the air wake when it is level with it.
Yet again, the spambot refuses to answer the following....
Answer please
Please give us the links, the physics, concise details or anything tangible to support your "atmosphere explanation". Perhaps you can also explain why a wind tunnel shows the exact opposite of what you claim?