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  • Опубликовано: 7 авг 2008
  • New episodes return Wednesday, Oct. 7th @ 9pm E/P on Discovery! Check out exclusive footage straight from the MythBusters' own video cameras: dsc.discovery.com/videos/mythb...
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  • @ImTheSecretSquare
    @ImTheSecretSquare 15 лет назад +4

    "they were both seen in front of the camera and the camera was zooming in and out..so who was working the camera"
    Houston was - it's a remote controlled camera. The camera is there so that Ground Control can see what's going on, double-checking that the astronauts are doing what they need to be doing and in general being extra pairs of eyes.
    The cameras were mounted on a tripod or, on the later missions, on the rover. They are still on the Moon exactly where the 'nauts left them.

  • @ShinjinoTribute
    @ShinjinoTribute 13 лет назад +1

    Moon not only help as a shield,it also provides the tides on Earth and the suitable gravitational pulls for some things to work.

  • @SpreadingtheMuse
    @SpreadingtheMuse 14 лет назад +1

    The footprints are still there, yes.

  • @onurozen1683
    @onurozen1683 6 лет назад +4

    Damn Good old Days

  • @ArodWingfoot
    @ArodWingfoot 14 лет назад

    4 It's even more possible it was on the moon.
    5 Find a mountain take a picture, walk a mile in any direction then take another picture of it, they will match perfectly (depending on how close you are) Same concept applies to the videos.
    6-10 Little thing called coincedence. Example, rewind 100 years my ancestor had a friend. Now I am friends with the decendant of that friend.

  • @JonathanCabot
    @JonathanCabot 16 лет назад

    Awesome.
    Truly.

  • @bestSVMS
    @bestSVMS 16 лет назад +1

    mythbusters is an awesome show

  • @tywdude
    @tywdude 15 лет назад +1

    I agree with you completly, with some people you have to wonder if they were dropped on their head when they were little

  • @Beamshipcaptain
    @Beamshipcaptain 15 лет назад

    How happy we all are for you, how WONDERFUL!

  • @SufferInJuly
    @SufferInJuly 15 лет назад

    (1) Herbert Friedman, in his book "Sun and Earth," describes Van Allen's global survey of cosmic-ray intensity: "The results from Explorer I, launched on January 31, 1958, were so puzzling that instrument malfunction was suspected.

  • @Allistar123
    @Allistar123 15 лет назад +1

    vibrations coming from the nauts. notice how when they move away it stops moving.

  • @SpreadingtheMuse
    @SpreadingtheMuse 15 лет назад

    The point of a geiger counter is to detect everything, therefore its not shielded or protected in any way, that would ruin the whole purpose of the counter.
    Human spacecraft, however, ARE shielded and protected. A geiger counter can go off due to radiation that is totally harmless to anyone with even minimal shielding.
    Alpha Radiation for example, cannot penetrate ANY physical matter, not matter how thin.
    Beta radiation can be stopped by plastic, and so on.
    (cont)

  • @replacer
    @replacer 15 лет назад

    It keeps the earth's axis of rotation steady as well.

  • @Nails077
    @Nails077 15 лет назад

    The "flapping" of the flag is actually just the flag dangling. There is no air to move the flag, wich means there is also no air to brake or stop the flag, hence it sways just like any hanging object would.

  • @Merjia
    @Merjia 15 лет назад

    Damn straight!

  • @dave1234u
    @dave1234u 15 лет назад

    I would love that moon set thay made. I hope thay made a cool little space movie with it, it looked sooo real.

  • @Pepe_LeMac
    @Pepe_LeMac 14 лет назад

    4- Its possible that what was shown to the world could have been shot in Area 51. Area 51 is described as dust and craters ... so is the moon.
    5- There is video footage of the astronauts walking around on the "moon" and there is another video of them walking around the "next day" "over 1 mile away" yet when played next to each other, the surroundings are the EXACT same place.
    6- 10 astronauts died within 9 years of the launch due to freak accidents. Could they have known too much ?

  • @darthelmet1
    @darthelmet1 15 лет назад

    Did this already come out? If so are you airing any reruns of it or putting it on a season box set?

  • @RoadRunnerLaser
    @RoadRunnerLaser 16 лет назад

    They are the gift that keeps on giving.
    Turn their fantasies into comedy and they give you another one to shred with evidence and research. It creates a special kind of humour. Everyone but the crackpots can see that it's funny.

  • @1madDogz
    @1madDogz 13 лет назад

    @ytmoog No. In a telescope the focal length determines how wide an angle the telescope can view with a given eyepiece or size of a CCD detector. The f-ratio (or focal ratio, or f-number) of a telescope is the ratio between the focal length and the aperture (i.e., diameter) of the objective. Thus, for a given aperture (light-gathering power), low f-ratios indicate wide fields of view. Thanks for your question, I hope this clears it up.

  • @shanehoustein
    @shanehoustein 15 лет назад

    good for you... you can build a fort and then take photos of it, and air-brush them, and then pass them off as genuine

  • @opaque02
    @opaque02 14 лет назад

    And continuing from before, they didn't play catch with a baseball, however I do believe that they played either golf or soccer on the moon, and there was recorded footage somewhere

  • @AxelTiger
    @AxelTiger 13 лет назад

  • @wengsky01
    @wengsky01 14 лет назад

    third class where did you get that using gimbals help balance the vessel? what is your source? gimbals used for lift off engines but for landing I never seen one rocket engine also used to steer using gimbals? tell me your source

  • @SpreadingtheMuse
    @SpreadingtheMuse 15 лет назад

    It wasnt "flying"
    It was supported by a strut along its rim.
    Which, in a frictionless environment, likes to move.

  • @v4lkyr
    @v4lkyr 14 лет назад

    I meant "the actual conquest" not "die actual conquest"... it's a german article, my bad

  • @ArodWingfoot
    @ArodWingfoot 14 лет назад

    1 Cameras of that time had a hard time registering such small specks of white against black.
    2 Your seriously saying that? They didn't crash the lunar lander! They landed it as softly as the could of.
    3 They made it, no need to fake it.

  • @westnblu
    @westnblu 15 лет назад

    1 area mythbusters didnt dwell on is the perfect photos argument put forth by conspirators .That is how they were able 2 take such clear photos with a camera mounted on the front of the space suits.

  • @wengsky01
    @wengsky01 14 лет назад

    well check the rocket engine which part is the main one is it descent engine? 4 rockets for ascent obviously you dont use em to balance the lem while landing right? so how many rocket used for descent?

  • @wengsky01
    @wengsky01 14 лет назад

    @ytmoog i already mentioned only one...can you use 4 extra rockets on ascent stage while landing? if you wannacreate a separation of the vessel yeah

  • @criscros7
    @criscros7 16 лет назад

    "Name a practical use for staging a moon landing."
    Are you kidding?

  • @Beamshipcaptain
    @Beamshipcaptain 15 лет назад

    Actually, the moonwas found to have slightly more than 1/6th gravity. The moon rotates much more slowly than the Earth (hence its lack of magnetic-field) so there is less centrifugal force wich counteracts the PUSH of gravitation.

  • @shanehoustein
    @shanehoustein 15 лет назад

    Neil Armstrong said: "Breakthroughs are available to those who know how to remove truth's protective layers".
    I'd be willing to bet my life on the fact that he didn't step foot on the moon

    • @darrylgonzalez5251
      @darrylgonzalez5251 Год назад

      I hope you didn't lose your life on that bet. Neil was talking about answering questions and making discoveries. Removing truths protective layers means arriving at answers to questions about the Universe.

  • @Ravenflight104
    @Ravenflight104 16 лет назад

    EGMAG,I reviewed the visor photo.The image is open to interpretation due to multiple factors. First,there are reflections across two surfaces.... the outer gold glare visor and the inner clear visor.If the cast acrylic visors have dust or surface imperfections, quite a wide variety of abberations could result.I have encountered this problem while shooting product photography. If you add in the variables of the camera , it's not practical to draw any definitive conclusions concerning the glare.

  • @SpreadingtheMuse
    @SpreadingtheMuse 15 лет назад

    Why is it "narrow" to point out that someone sees paranoid fear-mongering everywhere he looks, but NOT "narrow" to actually be the one who admitted that he does see paranoia everywhere he looks?

  • @wengsky01
    @wengsky01 14 лет назад

    cool they published a handbook for LM Apollo operations?makes it more amazing they used ascent rocket thrusters to maneuver the ship landing but they didn't put them on descent module?interesting

  • @rcorky
    @rcorky 15 лет назад

    Allenmusky; technically everything reflects light. That is how the rods and cones in our eyes are able to take in the light and transmit them through the optical nerve and into the brain, allowing us to precise images around us. So, yes I can agree that the telescopes on earth could not form an effective image... however I didn't say that they could. Satellites on the other hand, unaffected by the distortion of the atmosphere and high resolution cameras should really have no problem at all.

  • @filiecs3
    @filiecs3 14 лет назад

    They shot a laser at a reflector that they left on the moon. They got the laser back so this is strong proof that they really did go to the moon.

  • @SufferInJuly
    @SufferInJuly 15 лет назад

    (2) High levels of radiation intensity appeared interspersed with dead gaps ... Explorer III succeeded fully, and most important, it carried a tape recorder. Simulation tests with intense X rays in the laboratory showed that the dead gaps represented periods when the Geiger counter in space had been choked by radiation of intensities a

  • @RoadRunnerLaser
    @RoadRunnerLaser 16 лет назад

    *Laughs under his breath.... quietly...* ;)

  • @Iamthemadguy
    @Iamthemadguy 13 лет назад

    Adam , singing when he brings in the spaceship ...

  • @SpreadingtheMuse
    @SpreadingtheMuse 15 лет назад

    (cont)
    Therefore, its disingenuous to say that the fate of an unprotected unshielded gieger counter is absolutely the identical fate of a human spacecraft deliberate designed to stop radiation.

  • @singedrac
    @singedrac 16 лет назад

    EGMAG, I will explain to you why some solar reflections are "blobs" and others have spokes. It has to do with aperture settings on the cameras used. If the aperture is fully open then you will not see spokes. If the aperture is not fully open, you will see spokes.

  • @wengsky01
    @wengsky01 14 лет назад

    @ytmoog maneouvre thruster usually located at the bottom remmber they dont put them on top plus it adds stability

  • @wengsky01
    @wengsky01 14 лет назад

    I was expecting an actual landing of a ship using one engine not a test of a computer controlled one

  • @SpreadingtheMuse
    @SpreadingtheMuse 15 лет назад

    That would be where I said you're not allowed to pile up all the reasons based off of personal paranoia and bias and then pick the stupidest one.

  • @GodsFavoriteBassPlyr
    @GodsFavoriteBassPlyr 15 лет назад

    Just curious - how did they make it through the Van Allen Radition Belt without severe damage or cancer?

  • @wengsky01
    @wengsky01 14 лет назад

    @YTmoog where did you get your source?

  • @shanehoustein
    @shanehoustein 15 лет назад

    For a start, I respect everyone's opinion -- I respect their right to have it and to speak it. I don't refer to lower-income earners or the less educated as McJobs or Burger-Flippers, as that's a sign of disrespect and insecurity. Most of the time the reason one person puts down another, is to make themselves feel better/superior. I don't have the need to feel superior to any of my fellow human beings. If someone told me the internet was fake, i'd agree with them - because parts of it are.

  •  15 лет назад

    "we really went to the moon" lol

  • @Ranaki
    @Ranaki 15 лет назад

    also notice: there are always shown like 20 persons out of 100.000 on the news. and its always those with worst behavior, because thats what people look at most..

  • @Roky1989
    @Roky1989 13 лет назад

    @2nasafakedit In this segment of our disscusion were no questions asked. The part you mean is some comments up ^

  • @entrailsgalore
    @entrailsgalore 14 лет назад

    You're right, how could we have gone to the moon if it doesn't exists!

  • @Sweenus987
    @Sweenus987 14 лет назад

    The gravity thing, well the moon has enough gravity to keep you on the surface (imo, how else would the moon be the cause of tidal change) but if you jump hard enough, you wont come back down.

  • @wengsky01
    @wengsky01 14 лет назад

    no im referring to difficulty they encountered landing the LEM never mentioned

  • @RoadRunnerLaser
    @RoadRunnerLaser 16 лет назад

    That was supposed to be in response to "is there any more stupid person than a moon hoaxer ?" or words to that effect.

  • @wengsky01
    @wengsky01 14 лет назад

    and when they were landing on lunar surface they used up some fuel in ascent module maneuvering? instead of seperating all fuel landing and fuel for launching off moon surface?

  • @tithonusandfriends8519
    @tithonusandfriends8519 2 года назад +1

    Using a film set to recreate the moon landing to "prove" you can't recreate the moon landing on a set :D

    • @redjack7296
      @redjack7296 8 месяцев назад

      Are you actually slow?

  • @Elenkeon
    @Elenkeon 16 лет назад

    Was Adam playing the Final Fantasy victory theme when he showed off the Lunar Lander?

  • @ckikilwai
    @ckikilwai 16 лет назад

    "If the moonwalks are not fake....then please...somebody just shoot me, with my permission."
    bang, bang, bang! xD

  • @reNINTENDO
    @reNINTENDO 16 лет назад

    The idea of us not landing on the moon only has one problem... There is equipment on the moon we put up there during the landings, and we're still using it.
    What happened to the internet myths episode??? It never aired! Was it supposed to??? I WANT TO SEE IT!

  • @wengsky01
    @wengsky01 14 лет назад

    what is your source? I only see one descent engine rocket, 4 quads in ascent

  • @SpreadingtheMuse
    @SpreadingtheMuse 15 лет назад

    "Why did Neil Armstrong say "Breakthroughs are available to those who know how to remove truth's protective layers"?"
    Whatever reason he said it, I doubt you'll find out why by piling up all the reasons you can think of based on paranoia and illiteracy and then picking the stupidest one.
    Your own personal flying guesses dont count as 'evidence.'

  • @DesiDito
    @DesiDito 14 лет назад

    actually you wouldn't be able to escape the moon if you jumped hard enough, the escape velocity is about 2.38km/s (8m/s).

  • @wengsky01
    @wengsky01 14 лет назад

    @ytmoog keep in mind apollo landing was not done by computer no tech is yet available and apollo astros never mentioned the problem landing maneouvering

  • @wengsky01
    @wengsky01 14 лет назад

    stability is always a concern reason ships have more than one rocket engine to land

  • @Obacoomb
    @Obacoomb 13 лет назад

    @SparrowKap well done, lol

  • @DesiDito
    @DesiDito 14 лет назад

    interesting to note that that's 7 times the speed of sound

  • @singedrac
    @singedrac 16 лет назад

    This is good speculation on your part, but it's actually due to aperture setting. :)

  • @Roky1989
    @Roky1989 13 лет назад

    @pts99 Also it can be used as a stepping stone to Mars - we could construct a spaceship capable of flying to Mars in lunar orbit much easier - and to space itself. Sure those things seem stupid at first... But don't forget: It also seemed stopid when we shot a satelite into orbit and a lot of people didn't see its (potential) uses besides for science... and still today we can't live without them.

  • @LindaStevensBZ
    @LindaStevensBZ 15 лет назад

    Of course the Paranoid Delusional Brigade swallowed the show...hook, line and sinker. The Mantra of people like Straydog: "I've never heard a CT that is too stupid for me to believe it". LOL!

  • @jbblue48089
    @jbblue48089 14 лет назад

    Neil Armstrong punched a man in the face, after he was told he did not walk on the moon. HAHA ROCK ON!!!

  • @rebecca1972able
    @rebecca1972able 15 лет назад

    i just want to know if there were only two men to walk on the moon who was manning the cameras? they were both seen in front of the camera and the camera was zooming in and out..so who was working the camera, and there are a few cameras so did they set them up when they were -walking- on the moon or what? i wasnt born yet so idk just a question.

  • @MrStrats
    @MrStrats 13 лет назад

    he flys when you push "8"

  • @shanehoustein
    @shanehoustein 15 лет назад

    he said it to tip us off - to provide a pointer to the truth.

  • @acabreira
    @acabreira 15 лет назад

    Best answer ever :D

  • @Ravenflight104
    @Ravenflight104 15 лет назад

    x-ray:
    Do you know what "resolution" is ?
    If you do , find out what Kaguya's is, and then find out how big the Rover is.

  • @kucinich1
    @kucinich1 15 лет назад

    'Splain why the Space Shuttle could never be allowed to go more 350 miles from the Earth's surface. Did you see the CNN report on the Shuttle astronauts complaining of radiation passing thru their closed eyelids and they had to lower their orbit?

  • @ImTheSecretSquare
    @ImTheSecretSquare 15 лет назад

    "Excepting things just because your "authority figures" ( Government and media) tell you to in absence of fact , without ever thinking (outside) the box would'nt be the way i would want to be classified..."
    And I wouldn't want to be classified as near-illiterate based on my spelling and grammar, so it looks like people have different priorities.
    And there is no "absence of fact" with regards to the Apollo missions.

  • @JLaw012
    @JLaw012 15 лет назад

    Funny how people think it is so crazy that we were there, its not that far away for an aircraft to get to it. it is stupid to think they would fake it all, and for what???

  • @Ravenflight104
    @Ravenflight104 15 лет назад

    3C:
    If we didn't already land on Mars, then where did the opening footage from "Mars Attacks" come from ? I used to believe that such things came from a studio. Then I bought this forty dollar DVD that "reveals the truth"! Many experts were interviewed to back up this startling claim , one of which actually lived near Hollywood. Other secrets were uncovered in the presentation as well, not the least of which was that "Star Trek" was filmed on location and Vulcan is actually owned by Burger King.

  • @wengsky01
    @wengsky01 14 лет назад

    where did you get the source it's easier I dont see it on the transcript

  • @SpreadingtheMuse
    @SpreadingtheMuse 15 лет назад

    If you are seeing repeated regions, and no one ELSE is, then that sounds like a personal problem. ;)

  • @tejolson92
    @tejolson92 15 лет назад

    In this one they focus on the rocks shadow being cast on the ground. They should have been focusing on the shadow being cast on the rock itself. Some misdirection there. But what can you expect from a group of people that got invited into nasa.

  • @Domattee
    @Domattee 14 лет назад

    how is it that people are so convinced that that radiation belt is so deadly?
    Well if you didnt wear anything and wouldnt be sitting inside a space craft and would spend a few hours in it - then you'd die
    But in the apollo crafts, you'd be able to pass through it quite unharmed.

  • @shanehoustein
    @shanehoustein 15 лет назад

    I would not immediately dismiss their ideas, nor call them McJobs or burger flippers... that is my point.
    Bill Clinton said:
    The old carpenter asked me if I really believed it happened. I said sure, I saw it on television. He disagreed; he said... "them television fellers" could make things look real that weren't. Back then, I thought he was a crank. During my eight years in Washington, I saw some things on TV that made me wonder if he wasn't ahead of his time."

  • @LindaStevensBZ
    @LindaStevensBZ 15 лет назад

    Some guy on here said it first.
    "The people who think Championship Wrestling is real, think Apollo was fake".
    Do the math.
    I rest my case.
    Tards.

  • @SemSlideProductions
    @SemSlideProductions 15 лет назад

    If they didn't, who knows what the hell would happen.

  • @wengsky01
    @wengsky01 14 лет назад

    @ytmoog computer overload? I don't see that on the video disc For All Mankind..no transcript tells you that

  • @opaque02
    @opaque02 14 лет назад

    For you to have a flashing beacon to be seen from Earth would have to be pretty big. And same for something to be seen from Earth, it would have to be pretty big too. And any sort of internal moisture inside the suits would damage them completely. And to eat on the moon would require them to remove their helmets to eat things, which would be deadly, as you are unable to breathe on the moon

  • @SpreadingtheMuse
    @SpreadingtheMuse 15 лет назад

    "TOTAL FAKE!"
    Thank goodness we have 19 year-old newbies and amateurs to tell us these things. I almost believed a 55 year-old professional engineer and physicist who works for a living.

  • @SpreadingtheMuse
    @SpreadingtheMuse 13 лет назад

    @Condom007of007Solace
    NASA never said the Radiation would penetrate the suits. They were talking long term space bases, where Gamma radiation hurts. SHORT term, the solar wind is 88% alpha and beta radiation, both of which are blocked by plastic, let alone a space suit. Thats rudimentary first year radiation safety.

  • @joswellburgos7548
    @joswellburgos7548 5 лет назад +1

    The flag was engineered in a certain way that made it move even if there was no wind

  • @statikelectricity
    @statikelectricity 13 лет назад

    @2nasafakedit ...it takes a couple of hours to get to the ISS, it took them weeks to get to the moon...how hard is it to comprehend that?

  • @wengsky01
    @wengsky01 14 лет назад

    @ytmoog and managed to do it with single attempt?with no difficulty highly unlikely my point is different ship used on earth for test and different ship on moonlanding?

  • @EGMAG
    @EGMAG 16 лет назад

    Uhh this video shows a neat jerky Lunar lander without all the aluminum foil hanging and peelinglike the real one had.

  • @LindaStevensBZ
    @LindaStevensBZ 15 лет назад

    One word for Mo.
    Meds.

  • @drunkarag
    @drunkarag 15 лет назад

    i want discovery channel back!!!

  • @singedrac
    @singedrac 16 лет назад

    What if you're wrong? Haven't you ever considered you MIGHT be wrong?
    I explained the "blob vs. spoke" thing in another comment, btw.
    The moon landings were obviously real.

  • @cptskellern
    @cptskellern 14 лет назад

    yep,thanks.