Comments by "Nate Herrick" (@VulcanJedi2006) on "AT&T Tech Channel" channel.

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  24. People are saying "line of sight" but that is not true---it's not a line of sight issue--it was a relay of towers---Target880 2 points · 9 months ago That is not correct. If you use stelarium and set the correct date and time you can see the the moon is quite low on the horizon and even invisible in some location. It was below the horisont at the Mission Control Center in Huston, Texas and for all of the US east of that. So Nixon would not been able to see the moon when he called it he had been outside. NASA had a network of transmissions station on ships on land and even on aircraft for communication to Apollo. They was connected by cables on earth and radio links both on earth and via satellites. So the goal was to be in contact all the time. Most was only used when it was close to earth and only 3 location had large 85 feet dished used for communication when the was on or around the moon. They are located in United States (California), Spain (Madrid), and Australia (Canberra) and are today part of NASA Deep Space Network . They are 120 degrees apart on earth so any location in space close the the ecliptic is visible for at least one location. So NASA could communicate with them all the time the was on the surface of the moon. The You find information of the network at https://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19660018739.pdf If you look at stelarium the moon is high above the horizon in Canberra when the call was made so the most likely way that the call was connected was regular phone lines to Houston Texas and then the ground base communication network to Canberra where it was transmitted to the moon. According to https://honeysucklecreek.net/people/dinn.html the Deputy Station Director of the station confirm that it was Honeysuckle Creek Tracking Station i Canberra that transmitted the signal to the surface of the moon while Gladstone in California transmitted to the command module in orbit. Honeysuckle Creek is 20 km away from the current Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex used by NASA and the antenna used for Apollo has been moved there. So the communication to the surface of the moon was from Australia with a 85 feet(25m) antenna not from the US.
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  32. Here is the bottom line, NASA true believers: it's up to you to convince the growing, ever increasing population of doubters--which will only continue. You will not change anyone's mind with snarky name calling---lol! You must find credible articles to post--written by respected journalists--who explain this lost phone technology--! But--alas, there isn't anything. Nothing written in 50 years? I find one blurb about "Mission Control did it!" And that is it. Wow. Just amazing wow. You can keep telling yourself you are a genius--and everyone is stupid who questions NASA---but the skepticism will keep growing, Your snark and defensiveness will only further the growing army of NASA doubters. They are CLEARLY hiding something. Obviously--the phone call is weird and odd--for you not to admit that--is a huge red flag for any thinking person. And labeling anyone who questions, with "Flatearther" labels won't help either. That is clearly being weaponized---and being used to divide us, and slander anyone who questions the NASA and government narrative. This isn't what founders envisioned. This isn't sustainable. You can't just keep being snarky--and expect a stable society. The truth shouldn't be this defensive. The expectations for space travel have been pushed for decades now--and the population is getting restless. Any thinking person from 1962, or a sci fi reader or NASA fan, from 1965 would be shocked to see: no moon bases, no camera in space, no Mars journey--and no flying cars. Something is fishy. The Red Hot Chili Peppers said it best, "Space is the final frontier, but it's made in a Hollywood basement." To not acknowledge this--disappointment--is a red flag.
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