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TraineeHuman · 10-09-2009, 08:36 AM

I don't claim to be an expert RVer, but my intuition clearly says that the rocket has already been successfully diverted.

My intuition seems to be supported by that story that "the rocket slowed down". Anybody who passed high school math and physics should know that that's garbage, and therefore pure disinfo. How could the rocket's velocity be reduced while it was travelling through an effective vacuum? How could the trip possibly take hours longer than calculated? The NASA computers, or mathematicians, must have caught a bug. These missions are planned down to the microsecond.

Presumably the phoney "arrival delayed" story has been put out to give NASA the time to film a phoney "impact" movie, complete with special effects. Otherwise, I assume, they would have lost too much face by having to admit that the rocket has failed to make contact with the moon altogether.

10-09-2009, 08:36 AM	#148
TraineeHuman Avalon Senior Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 174	Re: Save the Moon...Missile to reach the Moon on the 9th October!! I don't claim to be an expert RVer, but my intuition clearly says that the rocket has already been successfully diverted. My intuition seems to be supported by that story that "the rocket slowed down". Anybody who passed high school math and physics should know that that's garbage, and therefore pure disinfo. How could the rocket's velocity be reduced while it was travelling through an effective vacuum? How could the trip possibly take hours longer than calculated? The NASA computers, or mathematicians, must have caught a bug. These missions are planned down to the microsecond. Presumably the phoney "arrival delayed" story has been put out to give NASA the time to film a phoney "impact" movie, complete with special effects. Otherwise, I assume, they would have lost too much face by having to admit that the rocket has failed to make contact with the moon altogether.