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didn't IBM invent it, particularly since IBM received hundreds of millions of dollars from the
government They were fabricated instead in a garage owned by a non-member of the
establishment. The same inventive route applies to both DOS, the operating system, and the
floppy drive!
This leads inexorably to a final question. Why didn't the astro-nots capture those dim,
fuzzy, hard-to-see stars on film Even back in the late '60s we had film that could record a
flying owl as it snatched a mouse from a dark field at night. Couldn't NASA afford such
"dim light" film The astro-nots believed their own propaganda. Apparently they came to
consider themselves "scientists", but if the stars in space really were 'dim and fuzzy', why
didn't they recognize this as a great scientific discovery that it should have been
Science is a quest for facts — and the dispelling of myths and false beliefs so that it can
predict results. Since all astronomers, except maybe those that work for NASA, believe that
the stars in space are always bright beyond our roiled and dirty atmosphere, and since most
of us believe this to be true, why didn't they dispel this myth Wouldn't that have been more
scientific than collecting rocks and dirt
Why did they need the Rover Why To help them collect 840 pounds of so-called lunar
rocks. These rocks cost over 47 million dollars a pound! The excuse offered at the time, was
that a few samples would tell us the history of the Moon, Earth and the universe. So they
took four Rovers to the Moon. They cost about about $18 million each, but their weight is
never spoken of. Why not Would airplane and ship loaders wonder about balance How do
you load a heavy ungainly object off-center, as it had to be because of the central rocket
engine, and not worry about balance It is especially a problem on a ship whose center of
gravity, once it enters a gravity field, is higher than the center of thrust.
Then their is the touted "Rock of Ages" sought after by the astro-nots who never went;
and it was — never found! In 1974 there was a conference in Houston that author Lewis
tells us about: "Of the 840 pounds of rocks and soil returned from the Moon by Apollo
missions, only 5 percent or 42 pounds have been distributed to investigators in the United
States at the time of the Fifth Lunar Science Conference. Only about half of that had been
analyzed by that time." 8 It should come as no surprise that none of the rocks analyzed are
any different than those found here on Earth.
Almost twenty years have ticked by, yet we have heard little more about the Moon
rocks. The entire Apollo program had been touted as one great scientific adventure. Each
mission had certain scientific goals and the astro-nots allegedly spent most of their time in
attaining these goals. Hurt explains, "The ALSEP experiments which the Apollo astronauts
deployed on the Moon, which transmitted raw data on such phenomena as "moonquakes,"
"solar winds," and cosmic radiation, had to be shut down in 1978 due to congressional
budget cuts." 9 As far as cosmic and solar radiation is concerned, I feel that NASA caused
NOAA (National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration) to obscure what is already
known. That is not science, that is power politics!
In the section entitled, "Mass Murder or Utter Stupidity", we printed the beginning of
this next quote by Hurt. Here is the rest: "Although Project Apollo was one of the
NASA MOONED AMERICA! / Rene