NASA's biggest lie to be exposed.

TABwebmaster · Post by **TABwebmaster** » 08-17-2005 05:16 PM

Here you go, Joolz

Once you click on the thumbnail you can decide if you need it larger. If so, you can click on the pic.

Whew!

TABwebmaster · Post by **TABwebmaster** » 08-17-2005 05:16 PM

and here's the rest:

TABwebmaster · Post by **TABwebmaster** » 08-17-2005 05:22 PM

Or, I guess I could just as easily have posted a link to the gallery...LOL

http://www.fantasticforum.com/d29d/gallery/album198

Joolz, if that's not the one you meant let me know and I'll look again tomorrow;)

johnlear · Post by **johnlear** » 08-17-2005 05:29 PM

Dale OSea wrote: I found a copy online for .

I like the reflection of the sun.

HurricaneJoanie · Post by **HurricaneJoanie** » 08-17-2005 05:33 PM

johnlear wrote: I'm sure you meant Bill Lear, my Dad, invented the 8 track player not Bill Gates....[/B] [/i]

Oh gosh, John...8-track changed my life! I could take my Boys (The Beatles) with me in my silver Levi's Gremlin wherever/whenever, and feel free as a bird (pun intended)! I had a great Sony 8-track recorder, too. Just loved that technology! I'd thank your Dad, if I could....

Originally posted by johnlear P.S. Just in case you haven't already figured it out: when you come to the Fantastic Forum you need to park your reservations, ego, vanity and everything you think you know at the door. Then grab your ass and hang on.

And may I suggest that this thread, in particular, is especially good with background music such as the "Time" CD by ELO. "Ticket to the Moon" track comes to mind..."what can I say...it's just one way...."

But we digress...back to one of the most fascinating threads EVER on the FF!

HurricaneJoanie · Post by **HurricaneJoanie** » 08-17-2005 05:36 PM

johnlear wrote: I like the reflection of the sun.

Perhaps "the sun" is really a Klieg light??

snowbird · Post by **snowbird** » 08-17-2005 05:45 PM

Starman-Gary wrote: ...Why we would give the Russians an SR-71 is beyond me, unless all their spy satelittes are dead.

Bribe??

snowbird

johnlear · Post by **johnlear** » 08-17-2005 06:04 PM

Starman-Gary wrote: Sorry 'bout that, John. I apparently got a copy of Win XP that subliminaly flashes "Bill Gates is God" at random intervals/;)

Mad Man Muntz. Haven't heard that name in years. I remember well his cheesey TV sets. "Hot stringed" they were, I believe; i.e. no power xfmr, just depended on the tube filaments and resistors to drop the AC to useable levels. Five tubes and a CRT, The vidieo equivalent of the All American Five.

Why we would give the Russians an SR-71 is beyond me, unless all their spy satelittes are dead. I have to assume then we gave them the formulation for JP-7, as that is the only thing I know of that the P & W J-58s will run on at altitude. Many aspects of the 71 are still classified, but only because no one has seen fit to declassify them. Our aero tech has moved way beyond the 71. Maybe the Russians wanted to figure out how the Skunk Works could develope such an advanced aircraft with only sliderules. Maybe our sliderules were bigger than thier sliderules.

Given the digital and CGI technology available to anyone with the bucks, the provenance of any documents or photographs are a near impossibility. I believe little or nothing of what I read unless I have personal knowledge of the source and nothing I see of photographs.

However, my mind is NOT closed. I can accept virtually anything as a possibility; convincing me of its probability is quite another thing. For example, if one flips a coin there are two possibilities: it will land heads up, or it will land tails up. In the long run the odds are 50-50 whether it will be heads or tails. But there is a probability, an extremely remote probiability, that it will land and remain on edge. Finding that probability is the symbolic quest.

73,

Well heck boy, theres your problem!!!!!
If one flips a coin there are 2 possiblilities? And an extremely remote possibility of it landing on the edge? No wonder you're having such a problem with this thread. Not just the SR-71 deal, this whole forum is beyond you. We don't have the time or the desire to spoon feed you. Maybe you should think out running alongside or maybe watch from a distance for a while before you actually jump on. Say what?

Starman-Gary · Post by **Starman-Gary** » 08-17-2005 06:58 PM

Point taken.

73,

Shirleypal · Post by **Shirleypal** » 08-17-2005 07:36 PM

Scientists have determined the moon is around 5.3 billion years old where as our solar system is only around 4.3 billion years old.
Strange anomalies have been spotted on the moon i.e. Pyramids, Strange Bridges.
A crashed meteorite set off shock waves which lasted nearly an hour suggesting that the moon may be hollow.
The moons orbit suggests that it was artificially placed there, one side always faces the earth and its just the right size to produce eclipses

sayntbrigid · Post by **sayntbrigid** » 08-17-2005 08:12 PM

johnlear wrote: I like the reflection of the sun.

I cannot tell with my zoom if the crossstich fingerprint type pattern is visible on the visor.

sayntbrigid · Post by **sayntbrigid** » 08-17-2005 08:13 PM

johnlear wrote: I like the reflection of the sun.

is it a relfection of something other than the sun?

johnlear · Post by **johnlear** » 08-17-2005 08:16 PM

Monday August 22, 2005 between 7pm and 10pm (Las Vegas) I will post a 3 page statement. It will contain the information that I promised. Backup date next day, Tuesday August 23, 2005 same time. Just in case I don't get back from the mine on Monday.

johnlear · Post by **johnlear** » 08-17-2005 08:17 PM

sayntbrigid wrote: is it a relfection of something other than the sun?

No, it looks like the sun to me.

johnlear · Post by **johnlear** » 08-17-2005 08:26 PM

sayntbrigid wrote: I cannot tell with my zoom if the crossstich fingerprint type pattern is visible on the visor.

Uh, this is a completely different picture and painter right?