@@papalegba6759Um no. It’s clearly just moon gravity. There is not extra acceleration it just falls further than an astronauts foot. You people are Bigfoot hunting fr.
The loonie moonies see what they want to see, although it's not there, while they can't see what's actually there on video. He was picked up without doing the slightest effort. Wire.
No, if you notice he has his other hand on the other astronaut and is in 1/6 of Earth’s gravity which I have demonstrated doing this in Earth gravity so this proves nothing.
Be that as it may be, the standing astronaut never touched him and you can see the distance between the two of them. But if you look closely you can see the guy that was fallen down stood up head first (shoulders first) without the use of his feet to push up with. If you look very close only and int at the guy that's fallen down and watch it over with his upper body and over watch his lower body you'll see his upper body got up without his lower body touching the ground at one point as if his upper body pulled his lower body up. That's what the guy is talking about. The fact that I've only his feet weren't even touchibg the ground but his upper body gets up and pulls back at the same time. And if you still think that's because of lower gravity then go watch the other video on this channel that shows how the astronaut couldn't actually get himself to reach the ground to pick up a tool he dropped. If it was this ready to get up where he can do a push up and float back to his feet then the other video wouldn't make sense. You can't have it all your way in every event l scenerio. It has to be one or the other.
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notice the thing falling out of his backpack is not in 1/6 gravity? oops!
Whatever dropped off the astronaut fell like it was in the Earth's gravity.
or the *MOON'S* gravity!
@@jamesgardner2101 no. clearly earth gravity.
@@papalegba6759Um no. It’s clearly just moon gravity. There is not extra acceleration it just falls further than an astronauts foot. You people are Bigfoot hunting fr.
The loonie moonies see what they want to see, although it's not there, while they can't see what's actually there on video. He was picked up without doing the slightest effort. Wire.
No, if you notice he has his other hand on the other astronaut and is in 1/6 of Earth’s gravity which I have demonstrated doing this in Earth gravity so this proves nothing.
Two words
Low Gravity
3 words fake as fuck
Be that as it may be, the standing astronaut never touched him and you can see the distance between the two of them. But if you look closely you can see the guy that was fallen down stood up head first (shoulders first) without the use of his feet to push up with. If you look very close only and int at the guy that's fallen down and watch it over with his upper body and over watch his lower body you'll see his upper body got up without his lower body touching the ground at one point as if his upper body pulled his lower body up. That's what the guy is talking about. The fact that I've only his feet weren't even touchibg the ground but his upper body gets up and pulls back at the same time. And if you still think that's because of lower gravity then go watch the other video on this channel that shows how the astronaut couldn't actually get himself to reach the ground to pick up a tool he dropped. If it was this ready to get up where he can do a push up and float back to his feet then the other video wouldn't make sense. You can't have it all your way in every event l scenerio. It has to be one or the other.
@@slepton9263 One word-
Idiot.
@@beebopvroop5218 keep believing the lies look up lier lier pants on wires sheep. nasa been exposed
True. He is supporting himself with his arm on the floor, and stands up with the impulse given by the arm in low gravity. Just watch in slow motion.
He is supporting himself with his arm on the floor, and stands up with the impulse given by the arm in low gravity. Just watch in slow motion.
Curious, when they walk around and kick up the moon dust. Why does it settle back down so quickly 🤔 Shouldn't it float in the air for a bit?
Denier bullshit...