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9. A NASA photo of the Gemini 6A capsule clearly shows a long fiberglass whip antenna
mounted on it. How did this antenna survive the tremendous heat of re-entry
10. Skylab overheated after 3 hours in orbit while it spent 80% of its time exposed to the
Sun. Gemini 5 became cold when power was lost, although it spent half its time in the Sun.
Apollo 13 began to freeze up when it lost power even though it spent all its time in the Sun.
All six of the LEMs spent up to 72 hours in the Sun and they were reported as "too cold to
sleep in". Why do these discrepancies exist
11. After a two and a half years I have not received the data on x-ray and proton solar
emissions during the Apollo years. Why won't NOAA send me that data
12. The Russians told astronomer Bernard Lovell that they knew of no way to protect their
cosmonauts from radiation after they passed the Van Allen belts. Why did NASA claim that
a fabric suit could protect them against lethal flares
13. A NOAA solar flare expert claims flares are unpredictable. Why did Collins claim a few
years earlier that NASA could predict them
14. An astrophysicist who has worked for NASA writes that it takes 2 meters of shielding to
protect against medium solar flares and that heavy ones give out tens of thousands of rem in a
few hours. Why didn't the astro-nots on Apollo 14 and 16 die after exposure to this
incredible amount of radiation
15. There was a crotch-to-shoulder zipper on the Apollo space suits. Why was there such
little leakage when even a pinhole deflates a tire in quick order
16. The astro-nots seemed able to bend the joints of their fingers, wrists, knees and elbows
at 5.2 psi. Why is a 4 psi boxer's speed bag virtually unbendable here on Earth
17. Apollo space suits were air-conditioned by the release and consequent explosive
freezing of water. This effect should be spectacular with the brilliance of the sunlight
reflecting from a myriad of frozen crystals. Why didn't NASA ever film it
18. During Apollo 11 either Armstrong or Aldrin went gamboling past the LEM. It was the
atypical blurry ghost TV picture that we received from that mission. Why could you see the
LEM through the astro-not at times
19. During the flag setup ceremony on Apollo 14 the flag wouldn't stop fluttering. Since
there is no wind on the Moon, why didn't they tell us they had a Moonquake at that time
20. The best TV shot is the takeoff of the Apollo 16 LEM. The camera that recorded the
blast-off panned upward to track the capsule. NASA now claims that this camera was
controlled from Houston at the end of a longer than two second transmission loop. Who did
they leave on the Moon to operate the camera
21. Without reiterating the list of "Gotchas" I will ask only one question. How will NASA
or their apologists explain away the eight "Gotchas"
22. It is a simple fact that if a single thing is wrong with a photo then it has been faked. I am
not a photographer. Why have I been able to find something wrong with almost every NASA
photo
NASA MOONED AMERICA! / Rene