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The Numbers Game / Chap. 9 p. 79
And there is yet another piece of confusion, whereby the authors of the above book tell
us that Collins 502 flight was in reality Apollo 6. "Yet in April, when Saturn V made its
second flight, designated Apollo 6, it looked for a time as though they might have another
chance." 16
Harry Hurt writes this of the Apollo 7 which only orbited the Earth.
"But unbeknownst to the general public, the Apollo 7 astronauts were flirting with
disaster from the moment they left the launch pad. While the mass media celebrated the
fact that America had at least gotten back in the space race, NASA quietly compiled a
list of no less than fifty malfunctions that had occurred during the mission. The most
ominous included repeated errors by the spacecraft's guidance and control systems,
inexplicable surges in orbital velocity, a nine minute communications blackout, and the
loss of three days bio-medical monitoring data." 17
Isn't it strange Every test flight of the Apollo Program is about as bad as it can get, yet
for the next nine in a row, most problems disappear.
Still confused So am I. In desperation I sent a letter to NASA asking for a complete
listing of every launching for the three space programs. I am still waiting for an answer.
Why didn't I get a response listing the launchings, if they weren't playing a numbers
game Surely, they couldn't be confused too.
NASA MOONED AMERICA! / Rene