Yes, but I have earned the right to be a total Dumb-ass by now, people get too precious about how others see them, it matters not what others say, I have the right to aspire to be a Fool, in fact it is an ambition of mine.
You say that like you think it's imparting some great life-long wisdom to the rest of us, when in fact it's doing the exact opposite. 'Uninformed' is not a point of view nor anything to base an opinion on.
My main point was, we should be asking more questions about everything
Yes, so the thing to do is to read up from some reputable source that's regularly reviewed and assessed then ask reasoned and intelligent questions based on that; not parrot some dumb nonsense copied off a blatantly unhinged conspiracy website. Those sort of questions are impossible to answer by reason as they're written by people who don't even grasp the concept.
I do not belong to any conspiracy websites and any opinions I may or may not have, are not exactly what could be called uninformed, well you did, but that is also uninformed, as you know little of me. Also you don't understand the " Fool " reference and clearly you don't, as it does not mean what you assume it to.
Every time I read that the oldest person in the world has died, I have to do a quick check to see it isn't ME..........
Does anyone know if the nasa plans to send lots of miniprobes to the boundaries between tectonic plates? Probes could be placed inside diamonds and sent to hell through volcanos. What for? Imagine a net of smart diamonds trying to predict quakes. How these probes would send info to the nasa? Dunno.. maybe generating some kind of morse by generating their own sismic waves
im ashamed to say ive read valerie bertinelli's autobiography, and iirc she does admit to having an affair with some guy in an unheard of aussie rock band while she was married to Eddie.
should point out that I read it cause all the chapters were named after van halen songs so I assumed there would be a fair bit of van halen stories, but there werent really. it was mostly about how fat she thinks she is.
Not trying to get the thread back on subject again after Boozy derailed it as usual, but I thought I would ask another quick question.
When each flight " Returned " from the " Moon " they came back in a lovely LITTLE landing capsule just big enough to hold three seats. So did they have all of the machines to circulate the air, the tons of Moon rock, the equipment, cameras, film, miles of wire, etc, sent on afterwards by a friendly Moon delivery service, or did they just lie about it all ? Not to mention the three huge parachutes ! When you see them in the NASA museum they look too small to even fit ONE man in.
Just asking like ?
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Every time I read that the oldest person in the world has died, I have to do a quick check to see it isn't ME..........
This module was the only 'section' of the space-craft to return to Earth.
It was 3.2 m tall and 3.9 m wide at its base. Inside, the astronauts had about 210 cubic feet to move around in which is quite a lot of room.
This module was the only 'section' of the space-craft to return to Earth.
It was 3.2 m tall and 3.9 m wide at its base. Inside, the astronauts had about 210 cubic feet to move around in which is quite a lot of room.
Storing 22KG of rocks was not really a problem.
There really is no mystery here.
I was fortunate to able to look inside one of the service modules when it was toured around the UK around 1970-71 (Apollo 11 I think) and whilst I don't' doubt your measurements, to be honest there wasn't room to swing a cat due mainly to the equipment layout which took up most of the space you write about. :)
And parachutes fold up really really small. That's the whole point. It doesn't much life support to just drop from orbit to the ground anyway, but with a CO2 scrubber you only need a small oxygen tank to keep the air breathable.
One of the astronauts apparently claims he had time to disconnect the joystick from the lander and smuggle it back home with him - there was a bit of a hoo-hah when he recently auctioned it for half a million.
And parachutes fold up really really small. That's the whole point. It doesn't much life support to just drop from orbit to the ground anyway, but with a CO2 scrubber you only need a small oxygen tank to keep the air breathable.
One of the astronauts apparently claims he had time to disconnect the joystick from the lander and smuggle it back home with him - there was a bit of a hoo-hah when he recently auctioned it for half a million.
That's right and most of the life support kit was held in the service module anyway which was jettisoned above the earth and the command command then relying on its own small supply to bring them home safely.
As for the joystick how did he hope to get away with that, doesn't it remain the property of NASA?
Yes you are right, they bought the rock home in their pockets, they had to resist the urge to swing the ships cat, and they just had to hold their breaths for 12 1/2 mins. Simple as !
Every time I read that the oldest person in the world has died, I have to do a quick check to see it isn't ME..........
Yes you are right, they bought the rock home in their pockets, they had to resist the urge to swing the ships cat, and they just had to hold their breaths for 12 1/2 mins. Simple as !
And just what do you have against cats asked MOGGY?
It's like a caravan inside, not a mini metro. It's a ten-foot-tall module. Some families don't have that much room to live in. Six of us used to go on holiday in a smaller 'capsule'. Not only that but it contains a load of pressurised fuel and attitude control rockets to bring it down from orbit in the first place, or didn't you think to ask about how they guided it down?
This module was the only 'section' of the space-craft to return to Earth.
It was 3.2 m tall and 3.9 m wide at its base. Inside, the astronauts had about 210 cubic feet to move around in which is quite a lot of room.
Storing 22KG of rocks was not really a problem.
There really is no mystery here.
I was fortunate to able to look inside one of the service modules when it was toured around the UK around 1970-71 (Apollo 11 I think) and whilst I don't' doubt your measurements, to be honest there wasn't room to swing a cat due mainly to the equipment layout which took up most of the space you write about. :)
Actually no room to move, let alone swing the poor cat, but just enough space so that they didn't get to uncomfortable waiting for the helicopter to drop them into the sea for splashdown !
Every time I read that the oldest person in the world has died, I have to do a quick check to see it isn't ME..........
I can't tell if Grey Key is a hoax-fan or is just 'avin a laugh
Damm................ I have been busted, I mean I used to be in Busted, or was it Mc Busted, quickly hides behind the curtain
:))
You should Blame Mel, Boozy and all the other Wossers who listen to Mel the Bells Sunday show on Rockin Devil Radio at 2pm, they were talking about a flame war that started about the Mars rover conspiracy, so I accidently posted a couple of things on here instead, I did tell Joefish that he needed some salt ( a pinch or two ) someone else who shall remain nameless, called me out about it ages ago and they knew it was tongue in cheek !
SORRY ! :)
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Every time I read that the oldest person in the world has died, I have to do a quick check to see it isn't ME..........
Yes you are right, they bought the rock home in their pockets, they had to resist the urge to swing the ships cat, and they just had to hold their breaths for 12 1/2 mins. Simple as !
And just what do you have against cats asked MOGGY?
I have Cats of my own and would never swing them !
Every time I read that the oldest person in the world has died, I have to do a quick check to see it isn't ME..........
Yes you are right, they bought the rock home in their pockets, they had to resist the urge to swing the ships cat, and they just had to hold their breaths for 12 1/2 mins. Simple as !
And just what do you have against cats asked MOGGY?
I have Cats of my own and would never swing them !
However, the cat may swing you.... I know mine would lol
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I do not belong to any conspiracy websites and any opinions I may or may not have, are not exactly what could be called uninformed, well you did, but that is also uninformed, as you know little of me. Also you don't understand the " Fool " reference and clearly you don't, as it does not mean what you assume it to.
I quite like that rock band. Jump is a classic, and You Really Got Me is my fave song!
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JSpeccy-win32-portable
Who gave them to her in the first place ?
Did I go too far? :))
Dirty boy! Wash your mouth out with carbolic soap this instance! :D
should point out that I read it cause all the chapters were named after van halen songs so I assumed there would be a fair bit of van halen stories, but there werent really. it was mostly about how fat she thinks she is.
As always Boozy, you should use a Van Allen Belt, it would save you having to look for your trousers !
:))
When each flight " Returned " from the " Moon " they came back in a lovely LITTLE landing capsule just big enough to hold three seats. So did they have all of the machines to circulate the air, the tons of Moon rock, the equipment, cameras, film, miles of wire, etc, sent on afterwards by a friendly Moon delivery service, or did they just lie about it all ? Not to mention the three huge parachutes ! When you see them in the NASA museum they look too small to even fit ONE man in.
Just asking like ?
This module was the only 'section' of the space-craft to return to Earth.
It was 3.2 m tall and 3.9 m wide at its base. Inside, the astronauts had about 210 cubic feet to move around in which is quite a lot of room.
Storing 22KG of rocks was not really a problem.
There really is no mystery here.
I was fortunate to able to look inside one of the service modules when it was toured around the UK around 1970-71 (Apollo 11 I think) and whilst I don't' doubt your measurements, to be honest there wasn't room to swing a cat due mainly to the equipment layout which took up most of the space you write about. :)
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1970 apparently.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/micrashed/8433806630
One of the astronauts apparently claims he had time to disconnect the joystick from the lander and smuggle it back home with him - there was a bit of a hoo-hah when he recently auctioned it for half a million.
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That's right and most of the life support kit was held in the service module anyway which was jettisoned above the earth and the command command then relying on its own small supply to bring them home safely.
As for the joystick how did he hope to get away with that, doesn't it remain the property of NASA?
And just what do you have against cats asked MOGGY?
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Actually no room to move, let alone swing the poor cat, but just enough space so that they didn't get to uncomfortable waiting for the helicopter to drop them into the sea for splashdown !
http://3d.si.edu/apollo11cm/boxes/play-cm-ext-rc6-int-rc5/cm-interior.html
And I hate to break it to you, but there was no moon-cat. Sorry.
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There was one on Alien
Yes there was I sawed it on the telly!
I would have taken a picture of it but my Mum made me put it away before my teatime
Can't say I'm too happy with your choice of animal to mistreat said the MOGGY. :-w
Damm................ I have been busted, I mean I used to be in Busted, or was it Mc Busted, quickly hides behind the curtain
:))
You should Blame Mel, Boozy and all the other Wossers who listen to Mel the Bells Sunday show on Rockin Devil Radio at 2pm, they were talking about a flame war that started about the Mars rover conspiracy, so I accidently posted a couple of things on here instead, I did tell Joefish that he needed some salt ( a pinch or two ) someone else who shall remain nameless, called me out about it ages ago and they knew it was tongue in cheek !
SORRY ! :)
However, the cat may swing you.... I know mine would lol
Anyway, enjoy it while it lasts, as the cats caught you knocking one out to an episode of Thundercats and have just applied for a restraining order.
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