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And the Sun is hurtling through Space. I have no idea how fast the Sun is hurtling through space, as there would have to be something that had a velocity of 0 to compare against, and I don't know if that something exists. But I would think it a fair and reasonable ovservation to note that the Sun is hurtling through speeds that approach, or perhaps equal, breakneck.
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I think Joe is having fun with us. He isn't even talking about the photographs anymore. Unless the sun's velocity has something to do with the pictures being faked [img]/phpBB/images/smiles/icon_rolleyes.gif[/img]
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If you wait about half a minute, a little button comes up in the lower right hand corner that will enlarge the pic. Why can't I get the pic to post? I tried <img src =http://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/pao/History/alsj/a17/as17-137-20979.jpg > and the darned thing won't post. Any suggestions???
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Mr. Witts, I have a sneaking suspicion that he is going to ask us why there is no tire track behind the wheel. Because, you see, the rover was lowered onto the "moon set" by a crane....
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Ooh. How completely relevant to the topic that people are discussing right now. I didn't know that! That's crazy. Stagehands being called a different name? Woopdy doo.
I've lost track of the topic after 14 pages, can someone please refresh my memory. |
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They're called "grips" in the motion picture business.
As for the photo: http://www.clavius.org/rover2.html |
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Maybe when we see the astronauts leaping we are not really astronauts at all. Maybe they are kangaroos that have been dressed up to look like astronauts. Do kangaroos jump the way that astronauts would expect to jump on the moon? <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: The Rusty Lander on 2002-08-17 01:28 ]</font> |
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Maybe when we see the astronauts leaping we are not really astronauts at all. Maybe they are kangaroos that have been dressed up to look like astronauts. Do kangaroos jump the way that astronauts would expect to jump on the moon? Watch the videos and you'll see the astronauts jumping about a foot in up with a hang time of about a second. On the Earth one would have to jump four feet to get a one second hang time. Also, the hammer and feather dropped by David Scott on the Apollo 15 mission hit the ground in about 1.2 or 1.3 seconds. On Earth objects fall 23 ft in 1.2 seconds. best regards, Dana |
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