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The Mars Landing Addendum p. 175 THE MARS LANDING ADDENDUM The Great Martian Landings began August 20, 1975 with the Viking 1 probe when it was launched toward Mars. Previous probes had established that Mars had no magnetic field nor any Van Allan type solar radiation shield. It was also known to have a very thin atmosphere, 97 % of which is carbon dioxide. My Chemistry & Physics Handbook shows the Martian surface pressure to be only .006 that of Earth and this is virtually a vacuum! With no magnetic field, no Van Allan shield, and with no thick atmosphere, the Martian surface identical to space is ravaged by every solar flare that burps from the Sun. Not only can the larger flares produce hundreds of thousands of rem in a few short hours, but many times their particles are thousands of times as powerful as those found inside the pit of an atomic power plant. In this book I used the NOAA (National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration) solar records to show that there were 134,793 flares during the 25 year period from January 1967 to January 1991. This gives us 300 months, with a monthly average of 449 flares a month. Of these, John McKinnon, NOAA's own solar flare expert writes, "Probabilities of the order of 1% are considered low with respect to class X flares." (l) Imagine that NASA is searching for life on a surface that is scoured 1.5 times a day by X rated flares. Sure it is! NASA as usual, misdirects us by claiming that the Martian surface pressure is less than 1 % than that of the Earth. In actuality, it is less than one tenth of 1 % of the surface pressure of Earth. The Martian pressure is equivalent to Earth pressure at about 37 km or about 120,000 feet which is higher than most clouds and almost as high as a huge balloon can go when carrying a few pounds of instruments. There is simply not enough matter at that pressure to provide any real lift. If the air can't lift then it can't be used to billow out a parachute. Any chute deployed at this altitude here on Earth would stream and once it streams it never fills. Therefore, parachutes on Earth are limited to much lower altitudes. On July 14, 1976 the orbiter modual which weighed 5,125 pounds detached its lander. I can find no listed weight in my encyclopedia on space but since it could carry carry up to 638 pounds of fuel in addition to its payload that lander had to weigh at least 1000 pounds. NASA claims that after the lander was detached rockets were used to slow it down to 560 mph at an altitude of 800,000 feet. Then it was allowed to fall 781,000 feet under Martian gravity before a parachute was deployed at 19,000 feet. At 4,600 feet this chute was detached and NASA tells us that it then had a velocity of 145 mph. Rocket engines under computer control then landed it. Martian gravity is about .37 that of Earth. Earth's gravity accelerates an object at 32 feet per second. This gives Mars the ability to accelerate an object at 11.84 feet per second. The 560 miles an hour horizontal motion will not affect the downward velocity of an object that falls 781,000 feet on Mars. The terminal velocity at the time the chute was deployed was about 4,300 feet per second (which is almost 3,000 mph.) That's much faster than a speeding bullet. NASA claims that in a matter of 14,400 feet that chute operating under near vacuum conditions reduced the lander's speed to 145 mph. Sure it did! That was then; let's look at now. The next probe to land on Mars did so on July 4, 1997. NASA tells us that the "Pathfinder" came in at 16,600 mph and was then jettisoned to boldly plunge into the fringes of the Martian atmosphere without using retrorockets to enter orbit. As usual, their were two different histories given by NASA. The first states that by some miracle during the next minute its speed was reduced to 1,000 mph. (2) The second states that it was jettisoned at 5,300 miles and its speed was reduced in 30 minutes while it fell to 80 miles. (3) In the first case the de-acceleration would have been incredible. However, in the second case the Pathfinder would be at the 80 mile high place still doing 4,280 mph. The NASA story gels murky, but it is assumed the Pathfinder was again allowed to free fall until it was 7 miles high when NASA claims the parachute opened. Instead of streaming because it had been popped in almost a vacuum, it billowed forth and slowed the Pathfinder down. "When it was one mile up it dropped the chute, blew up the airbag, and fired retrorockets reducing its NASA MOONED AMERICA! / Rene
The Mars Landing Addendum p. 176 speed to 23 mph. Then the air bag hit the ground, rocks included and bounced either 3 times (3) or 16 times (4) ." Then the roving Martian machine's Earth Master, Michael Malin, who works for Space Science Systems, Inc. was able to watch its images for a continuous 24 hours. (5) Since all space transmissions arc done by line-of-sight frequencies, and because both planets rotate, this is patently impossible. The only way this could happen is if they dropped off at least three geo-stationary satellites above the Martian equator before they landed the Pathfinder. I think the NASA liars decided that this could happen because both planets have days of nearly equal length. Take two circles of paper and put a dot on each nearest each other. Then rotate each paper 180 degrees (12 hours worth) and you will instantly see that each dot is hidden by it's planet from the other dot. I guess in some similar manner NASA intends to bounce astronauts down to the surface of Mars sometime in the future, where they will once again gambol amongst the Martian life-forms that I'm sure the Pathfinder will soon find. That discovery will make it our duty to bounce down there and meet with these aliens so that we can invite them to our home to visit us. NASA's appropriation was in committee and being discussed at the time of this perfect July 4th landing. You don't suppose ... Nah! I tried hard to believe that only the Gemini missions and the Apollo manned landings were a hoax and that all the rest of their exploits were true. Nagging at me was always the question, "When can you trust a known liar" Now, I must believe that the answer to that question is never! The next time the Imagineers tell us they found Martian rocks, bear in mind that if they have nothing to compare them with how do they ever figure that out It is axiomatic, if you can't land, you can't retrieve. Notes: 1. NOAA TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM, ERL-22, McKinnon, Dec, 1972, Dept of Commerce 2. New York Times 7/4/97 3. New York Times 7/5/97 4. Science News 7/12/97 5. Science 7/11/97 NASA MOONED AMERICA! / Rene
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