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First: has anyone heard any buzz from the "Men can't go in to space."* individuals regarding Spaceship-1 and the X-Prize?
Second: what's y'all's take on this: http://www.lostcosmonauts.com/ TIA *The whole "Man has never been in space or even orbit" conspiracy is...well, basically that we've never been in orbit and that the Challenger disaster was staged because Christa McAuliffe was going to "spill the beans" that you could see stars in near orbit, etc. |
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I'm not saying RAH was right, and he certainly had his own views of the Soviets, but it was interesting to read years ago (I passed it off as Red baiting), but then I stumbled across Lostcosmonauts.com... I'm not saying I believe it, just that it's interesting reading. Might make a good political thriller! ![]() |
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Shepard's flight was called Mercury-Redstone 3 and Grissom's flight was called Mercury-Redstone 4.
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I just can't resist giving a shout out to The Man Will Never Fly Memorial Society and their motto "Birds Fly- Men Drink".
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The lost cosmonaut theories were not even credible in the cold war period, as this articleby James Oberg written in 1975 shows http://astronautix.com/articles/phapart1.htm.
The theories of the Judica-Cordiglia brothers have been thouroughly bebunked by the Swedish space tracker Sven Grahn http://www.svengrahn.pp.se/trackind/Torre/TorreB.html. These fabrications are the Soviet equivalent to the Apollo hoax. Jon |
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JonClarke, Not sure if it's just me, but I cannot open your links. |
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You need to take the period of the end of JonClarke's links. These should work.
James Oberg Link Sven Grahn Link |
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Whatever works.
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Sorry, just looked through what people were writing about and saw the "boo-hoo, your link doesn't work" message and noticed the period at the end. So I hit "reply" and, well, did. Without scrolling down first to see if someone's already said that. Do I get like a message board replying speeding ticket or something? ![]()
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Welcome to the BABB, by the way. |
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I've always believed that men have in fact walked on the moon, but recently I have been wondering about the fluttering flag... Which felt extrememly dissapointing, 'cause I already thought that the human race was advanced enough to send people to nearest planets. I'm sure there is a decent explanation for it, but I'm usually too busy to watch TV to see shows on that subject. I'm originally from Russia, but being born after the cold war ended (and let's face it, the children aren't at fault for what their grandparents have done) I never really saw the space race as a race per say. I've always hoped for some kind of a team effort of all the scientifically advanced countries to explore more. We are all humans, and should act as teamplayers, not hinder each other. The whole science concept will benefit from it, and especially the space technology.
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