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John Beadles wrote:
The trend is that they are willing to disregard or misrepresent the available evidence in favor of the landings, but are totally unable to present ANY evidence supporting their own theories. A moon hoax proponent with a valid argument should be able to show positive proof showing how the hoax was executed. I was curious to see if you were going to have anything original, but no, no luck. In any case, this particular example is directly falsifiable ....snipped... John - You're missing the point. The problem with Michael and all the other crypto-conspiracists is nothing they present is subject to being falsifiable; they don't use the rules of scientific evidence and logic. They are right. Everyone else is wrong. If you try and demonstrate they are wrong by bringing up "falsifiable", they will either ignore your facts and evidence, claim it's not true, or claim you're part of the cover-up. They're not working on a logical level, and nothing you can ever so or do will convince them otherwise. If you want proof, just ask Michael (or any other person of his type) exactly what evidence, if presented, they would accept as proof they were wrong. See what response you get. And even if on the off chance they do provide such a list, and you demonstrate anything on the list to them, they will then recant and find a reason to not accept that, either. Just view it as the Internet equivalent of tilting at windmills. A Reformed Tilter |
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"No Spam!" wrote in message ...
John - You're missing the point. The problem with Michael and all the other crypto-conspiracists is nothing they present is subject to being falsifiable; they don't use the rules of scientific evidence and logic. They are right. Everyone else is wrong. If you try and demonstrate they are wrong by bringing up "falsifiable", they will either ignore your facts and evidence, claim it's not true, or claim you're part of the cover-up. They're not working on a logical level, and nothing you can ever so or do will convince them otherwise. If you want proof, just ask Michael (or any other person of his type) exactly what evidence, if presented, they would accept as proof they were wrong. See what response you get. And even if on the off chance they do provide such a list, and you demonstrate anything on the list to them, they will then recant and find a reason to not accept that, either. Just view it as the Internet equivalent of tilting at windmills. A Reformed Tilter No, I understand and agree completely. Nevertheless, I think the argument must occasionally be fought. Not to convince the hoaxer, but to expose lurkers to the counter arguments. I know there are many hoax debunk web sites which can serve this purpose; however, in my experience, they tend to argue directly against the "evidence" provided by the hoax proponents. My observation is that the indirect evidence (political environment, technical capability, etc.) did not permit an hoax to be performed. So, every once in a while I'll address one of these posters to see if they have anything new, identify counter arguments for the lurkers and to use the opportunity to sharpen my admittedly scholarship. |
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(Michael Petukhov) wrote in message . com...
(John Beadles) wrote in message . com... It is also easy to show that the responses between the flight crew and ground control did not show the time delay that would be present if there was a voice relay from the ground to the moon and back. Easy? Show please. It is easy to show the opposite. it did, using of course the scheme presented. If the signal were the result of a recording from a lunar bound lander, the ground controllers would have had to have previously prepared scripts, therefor all the ground controllers would have had to be in on it. Who said it was "recording from a lunar bound lander". Are you prefer to dispute with your own false arguments, as many NASA defenders like so much? Frankly I think than many so called moon hoax sites in internet full of false arguments are sponsored by NASA. It is easy to fight with their own false claims and sink the grains of true in the seas of false claims and contra claims. As for communications I think it was life between studio and mainly unaware personnel in Huston control center but the signal went via lunar trasmitters (including one installed in Apollo return module). That's scheme correctly reproduce all variable delay times, doppler shifts, indepedent tracking and so on and so far. Michael Michael, I'll answer this, but it'll take me a day or so because the answer is going to be extensive. I attempted to send out a msg on this topic, but I think I accidentally hit the send button before I was finished. |
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