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The Conclusion / Chap. 18 p. 161
them with an airing of the truth we can make no real progress beyond near-Earth space.
Remember that a point to point congruency was found between the Collins zero G airplane
practice and his alleged Gemini 10 space walk. Why fake a picture, unless to deceive
To make real progress in getting to the truth means putting the lie to older fictional
achievements, and thus, running the risk of opening up a political and social pandora's box.
But if, as citizens, we cannot force it open then we are both morally and financially
bankrupt.
Indeed, something like a pandora's box already exists for space. Witness the Skylab
fiasco which was the direct result of the lies told by NASA and the astro-nots during the socalled
Apollo missions. The design engineers either ignored or completely underestimated
the magnitude of solar heating in space due to the false concept space is cold.
NASA (twisters of the truth) admit to exterior Sun-side temperatures of 295° F and
internal temperatures of 120° F. But I believe they lied again. I believe the internal
temperatures were much higher — thus ruining the interior and partially destroying food
supplies, equipment and furnishings. According to Collins over 1,000 packaged meals were
stored before the launch. 12
I sincerely doubt that a jury-rigged parasol installed by "Michelin Men" could do all that
much to alleviate the problem. One thousand watts doesn't buy much air conditioning, even
if you can keep ejecting water into space to cool the ship. I believe that the three Skylab
missions, like the Apollo missions, were at least partially faked. However, unlike the Apollo
landings which NASA knew in advance were impossible, I believe during Skylab they really
tried, but you can't run a scientific project if the information you give out is false or nonexistent.
For example, I remember NASA touting one student's experiment. It caught my
attention because it involved flying a model airplane in the zero gravity environment inside
of Skylab. Since the force diagram for flight has a gravity vector, the academics were betting
the model couldn't fly. Only folks like me felt it would, and if we were right the academics
would have to come up with new ways of looking at flight.
The day the experiment was supposed to be run I rushed home from work. I spent the
next few hours simultaneously, listening to both radio and TV for information about that
experiment, but heard nothing. I called my friends and they hadn't heard a thing either. The
next day I read all of the area newspapers, yet saw nothing. I have never heard another word
about that experiment since. So much for NASA's desire to communicate with us average
citizens.
And yes, I did go through the exercise in futility, of writing to NASA and asking for an
answer. I'm still waiting. But since its only been 20 years, I guess I'll still have to be patient
and wait some more.
Examine again the pictures of Collins' so-called space-walk in the beginning section of
this book. I loved his attitude when it came to spending our money. Talking about
redesigning the space suits, 13 which cost over $400,000 apiece, he says "The fact that
NASA MOONED AMERICA! / Rene