Comments by "Kevin Skinner" (@kevinskinner4986) on "Joe Rogan on the Moon Landing Conspiracy" video.

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  50.  @maxconspira2962  It has a gradient that reaches 85% pressure at Denver, a populated city, 50% pressure at about the height of Mt Everest, and 1% at less than 100 miles high. And yet your dome is supposedly somewhere between 100-200 miles high, where they tried to "bomb through it" and 3,000 miles high where the sun is. So.... what's filling the rest of your dome? What's filling the mostly empty space? Why does pressure not equalize inside of it? How does a barrier OUTSIDE of the pressure gradient, on the other side of near-vacuum from the atmosphere, prevent the equalizing INSIDE of it? Why will none of you discuss this? ---------- By the way, the pressure at the deepest part of the ocean is about 16,000 PSI. That's only six miles deep. Your dome is holding back..... how much water exactly? An infinite amount? I'm not sure how God has any time to listen to your prayers when he'd be spending the entirety of his time keeping his dome from cracking like an egg. Or maybe it's just made of some rare unobtainium material that defies mortal knowledge that somehow never breaks under an infinite amount of pressure. ---------- Rockets are not airplanes. They do not push on external objects. They expel their own mass to create thrust through a law of physics called the Conservation of Momentum, which states that the total momentum of a system (mass time velocity), remains constant unless an outside force alters it. This means that if you take part of an object's mass and shoot it in one direction, the remaining mass will alter velocity to compensate relative to the direction and speed it was shot so that Ejected Momentum + Remaining Momentum = Original. Note that expelling the mass into space and "not moving because there's nothing to push again" means that you have changed mass and not changed velocity, meaning that the momentum has changed. In other words, YOUR ARGUMENT breaks the law. You want to claim we're "talking physics now" and yet are willingly ignorant of one of most fundamental laws of physics that is literally half of a college freshman midterm. But who cares how many laws of physics YOU break when you can shout God Moves in Mysterious Ways and hand wave away all criticism. ----------- Also, nobody claims that sound travels in space. Transmissions from spacecraft are radio broadcasts, which are electromagnetic radiation like light.
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  56.  @jupiterjohnson7191  First of all, what is your people's obsession with computing power? That is NOT the limiting factor and even if it were, you have nothing to prove it beyond incredulity All I hear is cell phones calculators blah blah blah. Not once, not one single time, have I heard anybody even attempt to calculate what was actually NEEDED. I've also never heard a single one of you comment on the existence of NASA's computing bank of mainframes that actually ran the hard calculations, let alone their capabilities. ---------- By the way, do you know what the downside to those super tiny pin needle computer components is? They are many, many times WEAKER, not stronger, against radiation than Apollo-era components, and become more susceptible the smaller you make them. Congratulations, you made the mission harder. Gee I wonder if that's why the Orion video people like to deliberately misrepresent was talking about the belts' ability to damage the electronics.... ------------- News flash buddy. We can't afford those wars either. We are massively in DEBT and our military spending is a cancerous mass that increases by more than NASA's entire budget every single year. And in case you haven't noticed, we have a party in this country called the Republicans that screech like harpies at every single penny increase that's not on the military. Do you know why the Space Shuttle shut down after 30 years in use? Because Congress refused to pay for both that and the plans to return to the moon simultaneously. So.... Apparently NASA told this big secret that only a few people are supposed to have the actual details to Congress - an organization notorious for infighting, faction wars, and personal schemes, and most importantly, whose members change every few years. That makes total sense.
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  71.  @justinherbert9146  I missed the "and back" while reading hastily. .... how is three million miles without a fatality impressive? STS-61-C, the Space Shuttle Columbia mission directly before the Challenger disaster, flew almost 3 million miles ON ITS OWN. You know, because spacecraft need to keep flying to not come crashing back to Earth. Also, I like how you people deliberately ignore the time the oxygen tank blew up because "almost dead" isn't good enough. I have a great idea! Let's fake an accident! That'll totally help us "deceive the masses" and not shoot ourselves in the foot with a rocket launcher when the outside meddlers start rooting through our stuff during the inevitable investigation. -------------- Jesus fucking Christ. I know parrots with more originality. So, you do realize that dust clouds don't form in a vacuum right? Without air resistance, every single grain of dust will be blown away from the ship and not come back. And considering that that the ship used a pressure sensor to shut off the engine WHILE STILL FLYING, the dust would have to go up into the exhaust to get on top of the legs. Also, you can see radial lines in the dust in many of the photographs directly under the bell indicating wind-based erosion. By the way, you know who the person that discovered the "no crater" was? Neil Armstrong. Within one minute of climbing off the lander, he himself calls out that there's no crater, so apparently NASA already knew it should be there long before you people examined it and thought they'd rather deliberately call attention to their own mistake instead of...you know... grabbing a shovel.
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