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Henry Flashman

@HenryFlashman

Courage and shuffle the cards.

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Henry Flashman
Henry Flashman@HenryFlashman·
@TheMarcitect It's all nonsense but not everybody is able to see nonsense yet. It takes time and some significant dents to the ego before nonsense becomes obvious
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The Architect.
The Architect.@TheMarcitect·
I thought there would have been wall to wall coverage and great camera shots for the moon mission by NASA to prove everyone wrong about them faking everything. But apparently all we get is a visualization of what it might look like.. This isn't helping NASA's case at all.
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Henry Flashman@HenryFlashman·
@SpaceTeapot18 @CamoDiver @lemon_logger3 @SolBrah That's what you're hoping it means. Anything else is an admission that you've completely wasted you life on something that never existed and then how silly would you look?!? Space has to exist or youv got conned and you're too smart to get conned aren't you?
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⚡️🌞 Sol Brah 🌞🐬
They want you believe this aluminium foil wrapped hunk of junk went to the moon and back. The amount of fluoride in the brain to swallow this is staggering.
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Greg J. Marchand MD
Greg J. Marchand MD@MarchandSurgery·
If anything were to happen to the Artemis II astronauts on this mission, it would be an amazingly strong argument that the original lunar landing was fake, exonerating all skeptics. If we can't circle the moon 57 years later, we probably didn't land on it and get back in 1969.
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Simon Manning
Simon Manning@_Simon_K·
@Jenny_1884 Powerful amateur telescopes can observe the landing modules that were left on the moon. So yeah, the moon was visited in the 60s and 70s. Merely 70 years after the first powered aeroplane flight in 1900 at kittyhawk in the USA. Unbelievable but true
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Henry Flashman
Henry Flashman@HenryFlashman·
@CamoDiver @lemon_logger3 @SolBrah "I have a background in aerospace" really means "I'm so invested in obvious nonsense there's no way I can admit it because my entire identity will fall apart"
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Camo Aquaticus
Camo Aquaticus@CamoDiver·
No one seems to doubt the reality of the Saturn V rocket. I have a background in aerospace, and can tell you that making the giant multi-stage rocket is the hardest part. They followed a progressive development program that experimented openly, increased in complexity, and had both tremendous talent as well as public failures. If some hurdle had been hit (radiation shielding, flimsy equipment), the solution would be to just launch more rockets and put more mass into orbit to overcome the issue. Half the landings, twice the mass budget. Every moon landing saw improvements in technological sophistication and generated ever larger amounts of high quality films, photos, and data. A fake program would still have to build all those giant expensive rockets, but then what? Just waste them going to orbit and back while also blowing crazy amounts of money on movie sets and special effects, plus all the money spent on secrecy? They put an entire space station up with a single launch, so clearly the thing could perform heavy lift. It was easier and more useful to do the real thing than to try and fake it, especially faking it six times with the whole world watching.
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Prepared Man
Prepared Man@Retiremyass·
Why no crew video feed with Artemis II? Why all the animation? Why the cutaway to the crowd when the boosters detached? This launch is weird.
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Kevin Dalton
Kevin Dalton@TheKevinDalton·
Just picked up my son from elementary school and was blown away that ZERO parents or kids were aware of the Artemis II launch. Have we lost complete interest in space travel?
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Henry Flashman
Henry Flashman@HenryFlashman·
@spaugh_tyl39382 @9mmsmg 🙄 They is whoever is telling you what you should believe. You can't prove anything. You're part of a religion. You're told what to think and believe and you just believe it without question.
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9mmSMG@9mmsmg·
What really sucks about the moon launch is that people are so schizo that even with a ton of evidence, they'll never believe it. There's nothing we can do to prove it, either. They will say it's impossible because of the Van Allen belt, despite them having no clue what it is. It's just something they heard from another schizo and they repeat it. Honestly, they'll probably double down and say the moon and space don't even exist.
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Henry Flashman
Henry Flashman@HenryFlashman·
@realRick_AUS "shooting something into the air proves the earth is a globe" The midwittery is strong here...
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Henry Flashman@HenryFlashman·
@STrinity45 @9mmsmg You've done everything but go to space. You've never been to space. We're not arguing about the existence of "pieces of shuttle"... We're talking about going to space. Which you've never been to.
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SBTrinity
SBTrinity@STrinity45·
@9mmsmg @HenryFlashman Same with an immediate family member. Worked on Hubble, went to FL for a launch, stuck head in shuttle prior to liftoff. I have a piece of shuttle from them. But even they admit the moon stuff is sus. It makes more sense that its fake rather than believe the nonsense they sell.
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9mmSMG
9mmSMG@9mmsmg·
@HenryFlashman It's not my fault you're the equivalent of a caveman who just saw fire.
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9mmSMG@9mmsmg·
@HenryFlashman I worked in aerospace my entire adult life until I retired.
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Lisa
Lisa@Lisa9Sophia·
BREAKING: We are going to war What Albanese was too gutless to tell the nation last night is Australia is sending troops to Iran We have been forced to the table And we must, it’s the right decision
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TheCakeEquation
TheCakeEquation@TheCakeEquation·
@HenryFlashman @corandog @Chesschick01 You're claiming it isn't true. I mean, if I have to explain your own English to you... 🤦 They went & are going back. That's a fact not a claim; proven by observation, & that proof has been verified by the scientific community - tens of thousands of scientists worldwide.
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Natalie F Danelishen
Natalie F Danelishen@Chesschick01·
Before you post about Artemis II, please read this: We will not be landing on the moon. WE ARE GOING AROUND THE MOON. This is historic because this is the furthest humans will ever travel away from Earth. The Apollo 13 mission in 1970 holds the current record for the farthest humans had traveled, set at roughly 248,655 miles away from Earth, necessitated by their abort trajectory. The Artemis II crew will travel roughly 250,000+ miles from Earth. Breaking the Apollo 13 record. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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