Astronauts refuse to swear on bible about moon landing.. and get violent

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    JV ~ 13 months ago
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    That's crazy. What's the full story behind this. Do you have any links?
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      georgie ~ 13 months ago
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      I saw this guy trying to get old astronauts on camera, swearing on the Bible, to say that they did in fact land on the moon in the Apollo missions. Buzz Aldren and Neil Armstrong were PISSED.
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        Dr. Fallon ~ 13 months ago
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        If I were one of these astronauts, I would have smacked the sh*t out of this *sshole too. First of all, they're not getting violent because they're being asked to swear on the Bible; they're getting violent because they're being called "liars." Not only that, they're being called "liars" by an *sshole. What in the world do you expect.

        I really worry about our country (and about the future of the world) when I see this kind of idiocy on the loose. This kind of denial of history is no better, in my opinion, than the Bush administration's denial of science.
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          Big Al ~ 13 months ago
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          I would have knocked that guy out too. Whether they landed on the moon or not that guy approaches them in completely the wrong way and winds them up. They've been defending the fact the went to the moon their entire lives and this moron walks up for a cheap pop at their credibility?

          *BAM* lights out buddy
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          Loves Bloc Party ~ 13 months ago
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          Dr Fallon, absolutely!!!!!!!

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            daithe ~ 13 months ago
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            is this a conspiracy theory question ? conspiracy me thinks
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              daithe ~ 13 months ago
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              Now that i have seen the footage . why would they swear on the bible ask them to swear on the koram ..
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                daithe ~ 13 months ago
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                religion and science are at war why use them as scapegoats not fair i think
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                  snak ~ 13 months ago
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                  Oh for Pete's sake. I can understand why the astronauts would claim they landed on the moon when they didn't - 'cos they wanted one up on the Ruskies. But do I think that they did actually land there? Of course.

                  No-one constructs a lie that can easily be disproved. And, at some point in the future, man WILL go back to the moon. And see for themselves. I really hope the brain-dead morons who believe it was a hoax will still be around, to be called liars and see their integity smashed.

                  Daithe: I have come up with a way to reconcile science and religion. It's so simple. All you need to do is change one word - just one word of the bible:

                  In the beginning was the word. And the word was: bang!
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                    arooka ~ 13 months ago
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                    An easy request, swear to God, you walked on the moon - the only reason they would respond in a way of violence, rather than simply swearing to God, is they can not swear to God, because that would be a lie. It happens not only for moon landings, but to all people who lie of their activities and can not admitt the truth to you, but dare not lie to God.
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                      Dr. Fallon ~ 13 months ago
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                      Arooka--

                      C'mon, now, get serious for a second. Think about it, AND BE HONEST. You did something, something, very important. There is documentation that you did it. What you did was independently verified. You are proud of what you did. The entire country is proud of what you did, and in fact, the entire WORLD is proud of what you did, because we all share a common humanity.

                      Now, some idiot (and they ARE idiots) comes along saying, "YOU NEVER DID THAT!!!" Oh, man. I would just ignore them, wouldn't you? Then they say, "PROVE THAT YOU ACTUALLY DID IT." Well, DUH, it's like, "Well read a BOOK, okay?" Then they say, "SWEAR ON A BIBLE!!! SWEAR ON A BIBLE THAT YOU DID IT!!!" Now, you may think this is an entirely reasonable request. If so, I think that says more about your biases than about the objectivity of your assumption. Me? I tell this *sshole to go f*ck himself, and quick.

                      I'm sorry, I see NOTHING in these astronauts behavior that is inconsistent with the truth of history. Are you living IN THE DARK?
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                        Loves Bloc Party ~ 13 months ago
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                        Have I told you lately that I love you?

                        *S*
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                      snak ~ 13 months ago
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                      Ok then, consider this:

                      The Earth has an atmosphere and a magnetic field that deflects the so-called solar wind. Every second, approximately a hundred trillion particles reach the Earth and most of them are deflected. The moon however does not have this protection and so the radiation of these particles bombards it. The sun is mostly hydrogen and helium. At the temperatures in the sun's corona, both hydrogen and helium break down to a mix of atomic nuclei and electrons. The helium nucleus is an alpha particle.

                      Rocks brought back from the moon and studied by many many scientists have quantities of helium that can only have come from the solar wind. There is no doubt that these rocks ARE from the moon.

                      Now (hopefully) you and I both know that rocks do not suddenly cut themselves away from the planet they are part of to arrive, suitably packaged ready to be tested, all by themselves.

                      If I were one of the astronauts, I could think of three reasons why I would not swear on the bible - to anything. These are:

                      1. I do not believe in God, therefore lying to Him is impossible and equally, swearing on the bible, pointless.
                      2. The bible is a middle-eastern history book laden with superstitious claptrap to explain phenomena early observers could not understand, and so swearing on it is, once again, pointless, regardless of whether a God exists or not.
                      3. You (the interviewer), have nothing better to do than call me a liar? Get out of my space!

                      Actually, if I were one of the astronauts then my answer would probably be "I really don't care whether you believe me or not because you are so far beneath my contempt I've already wasted enough breath saying this much".

                      You may say that if the astronauts didn't believe in God then swearing on the bible would be an easy thing to do because they would not believe it mattered one iota. I would suggest in that case that the challenge to their integrity is what irked them so much. And, to be honest, I would feel much the same if some two-bit snotty reporter accused me of falsifying a great achievement.
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                        arooka ~ 13 months ago
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                        The russians had robots capable of taking samples from the moon way before the americans claimed to send people there.. their reason for not going to the moon.. your above stated reason of trillions of high energy particles which would kill their cosmonauts.
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                          Dr. Fallon ~ 13 months ago
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                          AAAIIEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!
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                          snak ~ 13 months ago
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                          I do not absolutely know whether "The Russians had robots capable of taking samples from the moon ..." or not, so I cannot refute it. But I doubt it. I'm not sure 1969 technology was up to it.

                          I would suggest though, that IF they did, they would hardly (in the spirit of the times back then) have kindly sent the Americans any, now would they?

                          As for the radiation - well that's what space suits are for.

                          I have yet to see one shred of 'evidence' presented by Moon-Landing Conspiracy Theorists that cannot be explained by common sense and a little basic science. Instead of just shouting 'No you didn't (neh neh na-neh nehr!)", give me some 'evidence' that that I can investigate.
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                            arooka ~ 13 months ago
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                            "Radiation Measurements in Low Earth Orbit: U.S. and Russian Results.

                            Radiation Exposure Assessment

                            Health Physics. 79(5):507-514, November 2000.
                            Badhwar, Gautam D. *
                            Abstract:
                            mdash;: The radiation environment in low-Earth orbital flights is complex. It is strongly influenced by altitude, orbital inclination, time within a given solar cycle, flight duration, and shielding configuration. At any specified shielded location, both primary and secondary particles generated by nuclear interactions of primary particles with spacecraft structure are present. In addition, there are atmospheric secondary albedo protons and neutrons. No single detector can adequately measure this complex radiation field, and measurements of very high linear energy transfer target fragmentation products are particularly difficult. Crew radiation exposure have exclusively been measured using passive thermoluminescent detectors (TLDs). The cosmonaut exposures on the Mir station, uncorrected for the TLD inefficiency and neutron contribution, have varied from a low of 2.43 cGy to a high of 8.70 cGy. These correspond to dose rates of 144 [mu]Gy d-1 to 468 [mu]Gy d-1. These are consistent with rates observed by the D2 ion-chamber. Using the rates measured by the D1 chamber, dose rates under 4 cm of water vary from about 60 [mu]Gy d-1 to about 350 [mu]Gy d-1. There is variation of about a factor of two between the dose rates at various locations in the same module. There is also a variation of dose rates of about a factor two between various modules. The highest astronaut dose for a Shuttle flight (STS-82) was 3.205 cGy with a dose rate of 3,221 [mu]Gy d-1. Neutron contribution could be 36 15% of the astronaut charged particle dose equivalent. East-West asymmetry of dose rate is significant for spacecrafts that fly in an fixed altitude, such as the International Space Station."

                            http://www.health-physics...335381!-949856145!8091!-1


                            Now imagine going up above the area of the planet which provides protection - you must remember Mir and the ISS are protected from raditation, but still both sat in a low earth orbit, and still its crew were/are dosed with sometimes dangerous levels of radiation.
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                              snak ~ 13 months ago
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                              I can accept that. As the distance between the Earth and the Sun is about 93,000,000 miles and the distance between the Moon and the Sun, when the moon is on the sunward side of the Earth, is about 92,763,000, the actual difference is negligable. Consequently, any radiation poisoning that the cosmo/astronauts suffer(ed) would be the same whether they were space-walking around the space station, or walking on the moon. If fact, it's possibly safer on the moon due to intervening land features, or, on the side away from the sun (as in the photographs), by the moon itself.

                              The fact that 'there is radiation up there' cannot be presented as evidence one way or the other.
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                                arooka ~ 13 months ago
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                                "9-3 Human Support for Extended Space Flight
                                Radiation Hazards
                                b. The intensity of radiation in space is

                                significant. Exposure to radiation has a variety

                                of short term and long term effects on the human

                                body based on the type radiation, the intensity

                                and the length of exposure. It is not presently

                                known what all of those effects are. Radiation

                                generating events on the Sun are unpredictable

                                and occur frequently. Radiation emanating from

                                deep space is also dangerous but it is more

                                constant. Exposure to high energy galactic cosmic

                                rays is not a serious problem in low Earth orbit.

                                Beyond low Earth orbit, however, shielding

                                against radiation can be bulky and massive, thus

                                making the spacecraft heavier to launch.

                                Additional research on the effects of radiation

                                and protective materials for the crewmembers is

                                needed."

                                http://www.fas.org/spp/military/docops/army/

                                ref_text/chap09.htm

                                "The CM was a conical pressure vessel with a

                                maximum diameter of 3.9 m at its base and a

                                height of 3.65 m. It was made of an aluminum

                                honeycomb sandwhich bonded between sheet aluminum

                                alloy"

                                http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/database/

                                MasterCatalog?sc=1972-096A

                                Aluminum Honeycomb Panels
                                http://www.portafab.com/

                                aluminum_honeycomb_panels.shtml?utm_source=

                                Google&utm_medium=PPC&utm_term=aluminum+ceiling+

                                panel


                                http://www.wilderness-survival.net/figures/fig23

                                -1.gif
                                "Myth: Fallout radiation penetrates everything;

                                there is no escaping its deadly effects.

                                ° Facts: Some gamma radiation from fallout will

                                penetrate the shielding materials of even an

                                excellent shelter and reach its occupants.

                                However, the radiation dose that the occupants of

                                an excellent shelter would receive while inside

                                this shelter can be reduced to a dose smaller

                                than the average American receives during his

                                lifetime from X rays and other radiation

                                exposures normal in America today. The design

                                features of such a shelter include the use of a

                                sufficient thickness of earth or other heavy

                                shielding material. Gamma rays are like X rays,

                                but more penetrating. Figure 1.3 shows how

                                rapidly gamma rays are reduced in number (but not

                                in their ability to penetrate) by layers of

                                packed earth. Each of the layers shown is one

                                halving-thickness of packed earth- about 3.6

                                inches (9 centimeters).3 A halving- thickness is

                                the thickness of a material which reduces by half

                                the dose of radiation that passes through it.

                                The actual paths of gamma rays passing through

                                shielding materials are much more complicated,

                                due to scattering, etc., than are the straight-

                                line paths shown in Fig. 1.3. But when averaged

                                out, the effectiveness of a halving-thickness of

                                any material is approximately as shown. The

                                denser a substance, the better it serves for

                                shielding material. Thus, a halving-thickness of

                                concrete is only about 2.4 inches (6.1 cm)."
                                http://www.oism.org/nwss/s73p912.htm

                                http://www.oism.org/nwss/nw014.jpg
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                                  arooka ~ 13 months ago
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                                  "9-3 Human Support for Extended Space Flight
                                  Radiation Hazards
                                  b. The intensity of radiation in space is significant. Exposure to radiation has a variety of short term and long term effects on the human body based on the type radiation, the intensity and the length of exposure. It is not presently known what all of those effects are. Radiation generating events on the Sun are unpredictable and occur frequently. Radiation emanating from deep space is also dangerous but it is more constant. Exposure to high energy galactic cosmic rays is not a serious problem in low Earth orbit. Beyond low Earth orbit, however, shielding against radiation can be bulky and massive, thus making the spacecraft heavier to launch. Additional research on the effects of radiation and protective materials for the crewmembers is needed."

                                  http://www.fas.org/spp/mi.../army/ref_text/chap09.htm

                                  "The CM was a conical pressure vessel with a maximum diameter of 3.9 m at its base and a height of 3.65 m. It was made of an aluminum honeycomb sandwhich bonded between sheet aluminum alloy"

                                  http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.go...asterCatalog?sc=1972-096A

                                  Aluminum Honeycomb Panels
                                  http://www.portafab.com/a...rm=aluminum+ceiling+panel


                                  http://www.wilderness-sur...l.net/figures/fig23-1.gif
                                  "Myth: Fallout radiation penetrates everything; there is no escaping its deadly effects.

                                  ° Facts: Some gamma radiation from fallout will penetrate the shielding materials of even an excellent shelter and reach its occupants. However, the radiation dose that the occupants of an excellent shelter would receive while inside this shelter can be reduced to a dose smaller than the average American receives during his lifetime from X rays and other radiation exposures normal in America today. The design features of such a shelter include the use of a sufficient thickness of earth or other heavy shielding material. Gamma rays are like X rays, but more penetrating. Figure 1.3 shows how rapidly gamma rays are reduced in number (but not in their ability to penetrate) by layers of packed earth. Each of the layers shown is one halving-thickness of packed earth- about 3.6 inches (9 centimeters).3 A halving- thickness is the thickness of a material which reduces by half the dose of radiation that passes through it.

                                  The actual paths of gamma rays passing through shielding materials are much more complicated, due to scattering, etc., than are the straight-line paths shown in Fig. 1.3. But when averaged out, the effectiveness of a halving-thickness of any material is approximately as shown. The denser a substance, the better it serves for shielding material. Thus, a halving-thickness of concrete is only about 2.4 inches (6.1 cm)."
                                  http://www.oism.org/nwss/s73p912.htm

                                  http://www.oism.org/nwss/nw014.jpg
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                                    Gruntfutuck ~ 13 months ago
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                                    Oh lordy. Someone please explain to Arooka that there are mirrors on the moon, carefully placed by astronauts that are still used today to measure the distance from the earth to the moon by laser.
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                                      arooka ~ 13 months ago
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                                      a robot can place mirrors on the moon, much easier than humans could.
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                                        Dr. Fallon ~ 13 months ago
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                                        Pssst, the earth is 6,000 years old. God put all those dinosaur bones in the earth, and even let us develop methods of carbon-dating, just to test our faith. Pass it on....
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                                          Loves Bloc Party ~ 13 months ago
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                                          LMFAO
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                                            Velvet ~ 13 months ago
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                                              arooka ~ 13 months ago
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                                              Come on, you people must provide some evidence to your blind faith. Worse than religious fanatics. I provide much evidence to make a logical person consider perhaps it is impossible - you return with insane ramblings. Dr. Fallon - as much a doctor, as Dr. Dre? Carbon dating has been proven to be an inaccurate measure of time. God would not provide an inaccurate method, in fact this comes from the relm of science fiction, just as your moon landing.

                                              "Because the half-life of carbon-14 is 5,700 years, it is only reliable for dating objects up to about 60,000 years old."
                                              http://science.howstuffworks.com/carbon-142.htm
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                                                arooka ~ 13 months ago
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                                                If you people had any grasp of anything above 80 km, perhaps you would have suggested that in fact the moon landings on the big moon, was impossible - but not on earth's second moon - Cruithne. (it may be a shock to you monkey that earth has a second moon). Running through th atmosphere, on a strange, but standard orbit, nasa could land people on this giant rock, because the atmosphere would provide protection to them from the trillions of particals of radiation that otherwise would kill them. (not to mention all the other reasons travel to the moon for humans would be extremly difficult).

                                                Science is logical, not a religion - If you have no religion, do not pretend science is yours.
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                                                  snak ~ 13 months ago
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                                                  (sigh). Cruithne is an asteroid - one of probably millions floating around in space. it was first seen in 1986 and presumed to have been captured as it 'tried' to fly past. It does not orbit like a moon, but follows a horse-shoe-like path, due to the gravities of both Earth and Moon.

                                                  Just be grateful it didn't hit us.
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                                                    arooka ~ 13 months ago
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                                                    define moon: A natural celestial body having a regular orbit around another larger body, such as a planet.

                                                    Horseshoe path.. suprising still an orbit.

                                                    Define Orbit: In physics, an orbit is the path that an object makes, around another object, whilst under the influence of a source of centripetal force, such as gravity.

                                                    Cruithne is earth's Second Moon. Isn't science great?
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                                                      snak ~ 13 months ago
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                                                      Cruithne is not really a moon, because Earth and Cruithne are not gravitationally bound. Cruithne does not actually travel a full circle (or ellipse). See http://burtleburtle.net/bob/physics/cruithne.html for some excellent applets describing the path of Cruithne. In fact Cruithne is one of at least three similar objects.

                                                      Recently Pluto has been demoted from planet status to 'lump of rock' status. By the same criteria I suppose the 3 mile wide Cruithne should probably be called a brick.
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                                                        arooka ~ 13 months ago
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                                                        The orbital path of a moon does not need to be circular, the fact that it orbits, indeed means it is a moon. You can say it is an astroid which is stuck in orbit around the earth - which is what some people theorize about the formation of luna, but this is still a moon - It does not matter its size. Of course, there are some people which are not basing their belief on science, but rather their religious-science views. This is not science though.

                                                        The Three Moons of Earth
                                                        http://www.exo.net/%7Epau...astronomy/threemoons.html

                                                        Anyways, moon or your crazy notions, it does not matter - the fact is that the americans have a better chance landed on 3753 Cruithne than on Luna itself because of massive doses of radiation that would kill the astronauts once leaving the protection of our atmosphere.

                                                        You can say "of course they did" and blindly believe they did do something. Though, if you wish to blindly believe.. choose another topic to discuse. Looking for logical discusions, not wild insane religious mongering.
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                                                          Dr. Fallon ~ 13 months ago
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                                                          SOLDIER #1: Where'd you get the coconuts?
                                                          ARTHUR: We found them.
                                                          SOLDIER #1: Found them? In Mercia? The coconut's tropical!
                                                          ARTHUR: What do you mean?
                                                          SOLDIER #1: Well, this is a temperate zone.
                                                          ARTHUR: The swallow may fly south with the sun or the house martin or the plover may seek warmer climes in winter, yet these are not strangers to our
                                                          land?
                                                          SOLDIER #1: Are you suggesting coconuts migrate?
                                                          ARTHUR: Not at all. They could be carried.
                                                          SOLDIER #1: What? A swallow carrying a coconut?
                                                          ARTHUR: It could grip it by the husk!
                                                          SOLDIER #1: It's not a question of where he grips it! It's a simple question of weight ratios! A five ounce bird could not carry a one pound coconut.
                                                          ARTHUR: Well, it doesn't matter. Will you go and tell your master that Arthur from the Court of Camelot is here?
                                                          SOLDIER #1: Listen. In order to maintain air-speed velocity, a swallow needs to beat its wings forty-three times every second, right?
                                                          ARTHUR: Please!
                                                          SOLDIER #1: Am I right?
                                                          ARTHUR: I'm not interested!
                                                          SOLDIER #2: It could be carried by an African swallow!
                                                          SOLDIER #1: Oh, yeah, an African swallow maybe, but not a European swallow. That's my point.
                                                          SOLDIER #2: Oh, yeah, I agree with that.
                                                          ARTHUR: Will you ask your master if he wants to join my court at Camelot?!
                                                          SOLDIER #1: But then of course a-- African swallows are non-migratory.
                                                          SOLDIER #2: Oh, yeah.
                                                          SOLDIER #1: So, they couldn't bring a coconut back anyway.
                                                          [clop clop clop]
                                                          SOLDIER #2: Wait a minute! Supposing two swallows carried it together?
                                                          SOLDIER #1: No, they'd have to have it on a line.
                                                          SOLDIER #2: Well, simple! They'd just use a strand of creeper!
                                                          SOLDIER #1: What, held under the dorsal guiding feathers?
                                                          SOLDIER #2: Well, why not?
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                                                            arooka ~ 13 months ago
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                                                            oh, monty python. So you must be a clever chap. Well clever chap, review the science material provided in this discusion and prove the moon landing. If you are unable to provide proof, than you are simply not a part of discusing with logic, rather are the apes in the back row chundering in a bucket.

                                                            It is not a difficult thing, simply provide facts, as I did, for the opinions spoken.

                                                            "To believe something is wrong, without looking at the evidence, is the sign of a extremly brainwashed mind". -D.I

                                                            Are you a sheep? Or are you a logical thinking human being? You decide.
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