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standard metabolic heat and solar radiation, indicates that the backpacks
had to be filled 40 percent with water, allowing room also for an oxygen
bottle, carbon dioxide scrubber, dehumidifier, water bladder for the cooling
circuit and one for dump water, a heat exchanger, a radio monitoring
bodily function, a communications radio with power to reach Houston,
and a battery to power all this. Also, for the cooling to be functioning, the
water had to be ejected from the blowhole regularly. This would have
created the effect of a fountain spewing minute crystals of water, quite a
tremendous photo opportunity NASA seemed to have missed on tens of
thousands of photos. NASA's own cutaway drawing of the backpack
shows a water storage capacity of about .43 gallons, almost enough for 27
minutes of operation at the impossible efficiency of 100 percent. NASA
claims 4 hours of operation.
ODD FIT
With the backpacks on, the astronauts would need about 35 inches of
clearance to crawl through the 30-inch hatch on the LEM (lunar [excursion]
module) in the manner claimed by NASA. Awful tight fit!
After getting back in the LEM the astronauts "repressurized their
cabin." Then [according to NASA] "they removed their boots, slipped out
of the backpacks heavy with life-support equipment that had kept them
alive on the Moon, reopened the hatch, and dumped them along with
crumpled food packages and filled urine bags onto the surface" (Apollo
11). There is no airlock on the LEM, how did they open the door after
repressurization and dump their suits and garbage without dying from the
supposed vacuum and heat (or was that cold)
SPACE RADIATION
Van Allen radiation belts and solar flares create deadly radiation in
space.* NASA spacecraft were not shielded against this. Apollos 8, 9, 10,
11 and 12 flew during the peak of solar cycle 20, with large flares occurring
during the flights. All those astronauts would have received many
hundreds or thousands of times the LIFETIME radiation limits for nuclear
energy workers. A Supersonic Transport (SST) must drop altitude when it
gets a dosage of 10 millirems, at 100 millirems it must alter its flight plan.
170 millirems is dangerous and almost guarantees cancer in the future.
* ... the radiation was first predicted by Nikola Tesla around the beginning of this century as
the result of experimental and theoretical work he had done on electricity in space in general
and the electrical charge of the Sun in particular. He tried then to tell our academic natural
philosophers (scientists) that the Sun had a fantastic electrical charge and that it must generate
a solar wind. But to no avail. . . .
Subsequent study showed that this belt, or belts, [begins] in near space about 500 miles
out and extends out to over 15,000 miles... Van Allen belt radiation is dependent upon the
solar wind and is said to focus or concentrate that radiation.