Is it possible that NASA faked the moon landing?
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Darth Vapour
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space temp not temp on the moon
Some parts of space are hot! Gas between stars, as well as the solar wind, both seem to be what we call "empty space," yet they can be more than a thousand degrees, even millions of degrees.
However, there's also what’s known as the cosmic background temperature, which is minus 455 degrees Fahrenheit. So what would a thermometer in space reveal? Somewhere between those extremes — depending on whether it's in the sun or the shade.
Here's what’s going on: Most of the gas in space is too thin to warm anything up. Essentially, there are not enough gas particles to "bump" into and transfer heat to an object. So if you were in space, but shielded from the sun, you would radiate away nearly all your heat pretty quickly
and cool to the cosmic background temperature. Step (or float) into the sun, and you’d be warmed. Either way you'd need lots of protection!
Some parts of space are hot! Gas between stars, as well as the solar wind, both seem to be what we call "empty space," yet they can be more than a thousand degrees, even millions of degrees.
However, there's also what’s known as the cosmic background temperature, which is minus 455 degrees Fahrenheit. So what would a thermometer in space reveal? Somewhere between those extremes — depending on whether it's in the sun or the shade.
Here's what’s going on: Most of the gas in space is too thin to warm anything up. Essentially, there are not enough gas particles to "bump" into and transfer heat to an object. So if you were in space, but shielded from the sun, you would radiate away nearly all your heat pretty quickly
and cool to the cosmic background temperature. Step (or float) into the sun, and you’d be warmed. Either way you'd need lots of protection!
Dr.Pecker
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The solar plane between earth and moon would be around -200 to -250 to +200+a few degrees f according to the experts. The astronauts say they landed in the middle of the moon terminator line. not too hot not too cold the Goldilocks zone.space temp not temp on the moon
Some parts of space are hot! Gas between stars, as well as the solar wind, both seem to be what we call "empty space," yet they can be more than a thousand degrees, even millions of degrees.
However, there's also what’s known as the cosmic background temperature, which is minus 455 degrees Fahrenheit. So what would a thermometer in space reveal? Somewhere between those extremes — depending on whether it's in the sun or the shade.
Here's what’s going on: Most of the gas in space is too thin to warm anything up. Essentially, there are not enough gas particles to "bump" into and transfer heat to an object. So if you were in space, but shielded from the sun, you would radiate away nearly all your heat pretty quickly
Dr.Pecker
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Show us the good stuff.
Darth Vapour
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either way highly unlikey in them so called coverall space suits 
i think they could of done a better job gel suits there fore reflecting radiation and show off the women astronauhghts ass space ex / spandex lol
i think they could of done a better job gel suits there fore reflecting radiation and show off the women astronauhghts ass space ex / spandex lol
Darth Vapour
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i wonder how they recorded temps mercury level ??? does mercury freeze at - 38.83 degrees C
Dr.Pecker
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That's interesting because the exhaust vapors from the suits were supposed to cool them off. It freezes to ice that would cool jelled filled suit liners but they didn't do it that way. none of the videos show these exhaust reflected ice particles.either way highly unlikey in them so called coverall space suits
Darth Vapour
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interesting all i can say is why Russia was so ahead of USA in the space race is they stole USA's Q 36 Space modulator that bugs bunny was the culprit
that bugs bunny was the culprit
cannabineer
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At those pressures ice does not persist, especially in finely divided form. Saturn's rings are cold enough that they lose less than a kilogram of water a day to sublimation. (source:Wosczyk, Iwanizewska, Exploration of the Planetary System, 1974) But at lunar temps in daylight the temp is above zero C where water and ice have a vapor pressure of 8 mmHg, a hundredth of an atmosphere. By the time the vapor (!) is cool enough to crystallize it has fallen below the necessary pressure.
Darth Vapour
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What i find ironic is also who is really engineered the Apollo missions sure was not americans there not that smart but in fact the germans lol ironic isn't it Verner vaun braun ring a bell lol
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
Non sequitur. Russia and USA had different emphases on their space programs. Comparing hours logged means nothing. They had an effort in place to do lunar missions (google N-1 booster) but we out-engineered them.
Again, priorities have changed. Russia's program was orbital. Ours has become orbital. The Station and the Shuttle were designed for LEO, low earth orbit. No problem if you keep your premises organized.
And now back to our scheduled program: bash those idiot Yanks. Excuse me while I go do something more fulfilling, like scratching my left cheek.
Darth Vapour
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if the earth is 3.68 times bigger then the moon could it be when them so called astronauts took there first picture of earth the earth would of still filled the hole window ??? rather then show some small planet lol
Dr.Pecker
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You didn't see the real videos of them explaining the ice on the windows. You couldn't have. In one of the videos it clearly builds up on the window.
Darth Vapour
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think about it we see the full moon no problem from earth the other way around be like this so even at the moon the earth would be massive not small planet they showed in window lol 
Darth Vapour
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DR they wouldnt watch a vid god forbid but will post pictures of nothing relevant which in real terms classified as troll under RIU rules
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
On the inside, yes?