Comments by "nuqwestr" (@nuqwestr) on "Stanley Kubrick and The Moon Landing" video.

  1. Speed and trajectory limited the time spent so they received only 16 rads per hour, so not a problem.
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  2.  @dansv1  US Occupation Safety and Health Agency (OSHA) states a lethal radiation dosage is 300 Rads in one hour, because of the speed and trajectory of the capsule astronauts only receive 16 Rads per trip, so not a problem.
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  3. Lethal does is 300 rads per hour, because of speed and trajectory of capsule, Apollo 11 only received 16 rads, not a problem.
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  4. OSHA says 300 rads per hour lethal, because of the speed and trajectory of the capsule, Apollo 11 only received 16 rads for the entire trip.
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  5. Soviets launched same time as Apollo 11 an unmanned moonshot, Luna 15, it crashed into the moon at 300 miles an hour, a complete failure.
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  6. "boomers" are people born post-WW2, Buzz Aldrin was born in 1930 and Wernher von Braun was a Nazi Officer in WW2. Someone is surly not telling you the truth, that's for sure.
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  7. US Occupation Safety and Health Agency (OSHA) states a lethal radiation dosage is 300 Rads in one hour, because of the speed and trajectory of the capsule astronauts only receive 16 Rads per trip, so not a problem. vv
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  8.  @kidwave1  He retired from NASA in 1961 so not involved with Apollo 11 or the moon landings, so false assumption.
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  9. Really? It was on the front page of newspapers all over the country, and we marched with signs against it, just like the mining of Haiphong Harbor. We were losing 500 soldiers a week from NVA being supplied through Cambodia.
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  10. What? There are entire documentaries on the subject, even a recent one which interviews Kissinger himself on the bombing.
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  11. The Van Allen Belts are donut shaped and with both speed and trajectory you don't have to spend much time in them. Lethal does is 300 rads per hour, Apollo 11 only received 16, not a problem.
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  12. Soviets launched same time as Apollo 11, their Luna 15 crashed into the moon at 300 miles an hour, a failure. That was kept secret for years.
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