
Originally Posted by
Jason Mallory
People cannot go to the moon because of the Van Allen radiation belts. Not only would people die from radiation poisoning but all photography film would be destroyed. Pictures from the moon should not exist.
This is that conundrum I mentioned earlier. The Van Allen belts were discovered by Dr. James A. Van Allen during the flight of Explorer 1 (
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...080901946.html).
So first we are acknowledging that the Van Allen Belt is real? I mean this is information from NASA (formerly NACA), Van Allen worked for NACA/NASA. But then if I were to say that the discovery of the Van Allen belt created an entire new field of science called magnetospheric physics, which would map out the radiation levels of the entire belt making space travel possible... would that then be thrown out as NASA propaganda?
I'm no expert on this topic, I am literally looking this stuff up as you guys are asking it. The information is out there, but whenever I go through this path of research I eventually hit a wall with the other person where they say that I am just being a shill and accepting whatever information I found from NASA. Well, yeah... it's freaking NASA. We wouldn't even know that the Van Allen Belt existed if it wasn't for NASA (which is odd, because why would they invent their own fake problem to overcome with a fake space flight?).
So I don't know where anybody is going with this. I mean if you don't want to believe NASA when they say that they mapped out the belts, designed satellites that can shut down dependent upon the danger of the radiation they are flying through (electronic components are sensitive to radiation) in order to allow you to use your cell phones, and yes, even to launch a dude through space without dying... then why even believe them about the existence of the Van Allen Belt? I mean why not call bullshit on the whole thing? If we throw that out then maybe satellites aren't real either.. who knows.
wooahh.. just got up to walk around. this cough syrup is rad.