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11-27-2023, 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted By gmenfan40⏩
I mean it makes sense when you think about it logically. How can technology advance so much in the last 50-60 years, yet we haven't gone back once? (Super Ded fkn Srs)

11-27-2023, 08:14 PM
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Originally Posted By Weightaholic⏩
They never seem to be able to answer thisSo the Russians, Chinese, and every other country that tracked it live were in on it?
11-28-2023, 02:14 AM
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11-28-2023, 07:52 AM
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Originally Posted By Weightaholic⏩
How exactly would they have been able to "track" it?So the Russians, Chinese, and every other country that tracked it live were in on it?
What, they used a telescope and just happened to follow an object moving at 25k mph?
I'm sure you've seen the videos about how ridiculous it is that they were able to film the ship launching off the moon remotely. How in the world would anyone "track" a spaceship in the 1960's? How would you do itnow?
11-28-2023, 08:14 AM
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Originally Posted By gachase21⏩
To prank the commies of course. Didn't you watch intersteller?Op, what was the purpose in faking it?
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11-28-2023, 11:25 AM
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Originally Posted By Dan_S⏩
That's not a terrible question- I'm not signals engineer or anything but even with basic radio frequencies its possible.How exactly would they have been able to "track" it?
What, they used a telescope and just happened to follow an object moving at 25k mph?
I'm sure you've seen the videos about how ridiculous it is that they were able to film the ship launching off the moon remotely. How in the world would anyone "track" a spaceship in the 1960's? How would you do itnow?
What, they used a telescope and just happened to follow an object moving at 25k mph?
I'm sure you've seen the videos about how ridiculous it is that they were able to film the ship launching off the moon remotely. How in the world would anyone "track" a spaceship in the 1960's? How would you do itnow?
But I'm sure its not out of this world to be able to track the distance of a man-made object that is able to transmit some sort of signal to Earth. Are you thinking they had some sort of video feed using intelligent tracking like we see on todays drones? Lol
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11-28-2023, 11:34 AM
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Originally Posted By Skylinerd1⏩
you believed the government put nano tech into covid vaccines to control civilians. You are as dumb as it gets dude.Or they can just pretend they went to the moon while they launder trillions of dollars....
11-28-2023, 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted By Dan_S⏩
you realize you can track something without keeping a physical view point, right..?How exactly would they have been able to "track" it?
What, they used a telescope and just happened to follow an object moving at 25k mph?
I'm sure you've seen the videos about how ridiculous it is that they were able to film the ship launching off the moon remotely. How in the world would anyone "track" a spaceship in the 1960's? How would you do itnow?
What, they used a telescope and just happened to follow an object moving at 25k mph?
I'm sure you've seen the videos about how ridiculous it is that they were able to film the ship launching off the moon remotely. How in the world would anyone "track" a spaceship in the 1960's? How would you do itnow?
11-28-2023, 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted By chalup⏩
So explain it to me.you realize you can track something without keeping a physical view point, right..?
With 1960's and early 1970's Soviet technology, how would they track something that size, travelling at 25k mph, outside of Earth's atmosphere?
Hell, explain how you'd do it with today's technology for all I care.
11-28-2023, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted By Dan_S⏩
Signal monitoring antenna's of the 60s was plenty for tracking the signal being emitted from the craft. (you can actually build one fairly cheaply today using random electronics.) From there you can triangulate.So explain it to me.
With 1960's and early 1970's Soviet technology, how would they track something that size, travelling at 25k mph, outside of Earth's atmosphere?
Hell, explain how you'd do it with today's technology for all I care.
With 1960's and early 1970's Soviet technology, how would they track something that size, travelling at 25k mph, outside of Earth's atmosphere?
Hell, explain how you'd do it with today's technology for all I care.
Using math plus telescopes makes it very easy. Trajectory math allows you to calculate where the craft should be and then start looking.
There are also radar dishes that can track the metal of the capsule very easily.
At bare minimum they got a capsule with people into lunar orbit. Landed a robot that makes footprints and can place a big old mirror and launched something back from the lunar lander with rocks in it that were than captured by the capsule.
Quite simply with 1960s electronics you would have an easier time with just landing the people.
11-28-2023, 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted By chalup⏩
Yet here you are nanobot phaag.you believed the government put nano tech into covid vaccines to control civilians. You are as dumb as it gets dude.
They went to the moon "six times", they took a dune buggy and they went golfing. They took one the most iconic pictures of all time called Earthrise showing planet Earth on the horizon of the moon. But they took it with settings that did not show the stars, when a Earthrise photo surrounded by stars would have been way better, and impossible to fake. They also never found room for a photographic telescope that would taken unbelievable photos of the stars. So bored they were four wheeling and golfing, but no pictures of the stars from the moon? No real photographic evidence that can prove it beyond doubt???
So when they launch artimis I want 8k+ live video from launch to them landing on the moon and back again with atleast 5 cameras or they can fuk off with that **** too.
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11-28-2023, 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted By Dan_S⏩
Answered quite capably by Austanian, but here's a more in-depth explanation.How exactly would they have been able to "track" it?
What, they used a telescope and just happened to follow an object moving at 25k mph?
I'm sure you've seen the videos about how ridiculous it is that they were able to film the ship launching off the moon remotely. How in the world would anyone "track" a spaceship in the 1960's? How would you do itnow?
What, they used a telescope and just happened to follow an object moving at 25k mph?
I'm sure you've seen the videos about how ridiculous it is that they were able to film the ship launching off the moon remotely. How in the world would anyone "track" a spaceship in the 1960's? How would you do itnow?
https://www.space.com/how-nasa-track...nications.html
Other countries, of course, had the same technology. If you really want to go for a deep dive, I believe the book "Two Sides to the Moon" by Scott and Leonov covers this from the Russian POV.
https://www.amazon.com.au/Two-Sides-...%2C263&sr=8-11
The lifting off of the upper half of the lunar module from the surface of the moon was, of course, filmed by the long forgotten crew member they left behind to film it for posterity. He was, understandably, a bit peeved at being chosen for this, but great art requires sacrifice.
Or maybe it was just filmed from a remotely operated camera attached to the lunar rover they left behind.
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