Cluesforum—Exposing Mass Deception

Any ideas on how long it actually takes to send Going by the Official Story, that would be 150,000,000 miles divided by 186,000 miles-per-second, divided by 60 to give minutes....so just 13-and-a-half minutes. For the first pixel to be sent over that distance, then received here. Officially. They c...

My calculations are much simpler based on JPL data, i.e. the kinetic energy of the 3 690 kg spaceship at entry at 125 000 m altitude and at 5 900 m/s velocity is 64.22 GJ and 254 seconds later it's speed is 405 m/s, i.e. it's kinetic energy is only 0.3 GJ, when the parachute is opened at 11 000 m a...

The supposed "uplink" site for Luxembourg's non-existent Astra satellite fleet is the royal palace of the Grand Duke. :blink: Yet from elementary studies of the dispersal in the reception footprint(s) for the Astra signals, the implied angles of incidence/refraction, the ionosphere penetr...

To prove the fact of the fraud, one need to solve some differential equations. Yesterday, I would have agreed, but today I'm thinking about the overall stopping speed based on the speed of light, rather than any particular decleration curve. By my numbers above, the craft stopped at 2% of the speed...

May I give you my take? 2. nope Inmarsat does not use "geostationary satellite communication" (since the technology only exists in science fiction). All "satellite-based" communications rely on ionospheric radio wave propagation, a.k.a. "sky wave". 3. ditto for GPS. Th...

Note that speed was reduced from 5 900 to 405 m/s in only 254 seconds ... and only by friction between spaceship and the 125 000 meter thick Mars atmosphere. :rolleyes: Of course the spaceship must have travelled 800 735 meters then in the Mars atmosphere. Of what course, Heiwa? Do you mean the dec...

Thanks Dmitry, seems like it all adds up - even from the Russian perspective. The 'space race' has been a joint "capitalist/communist" hoax ever since Day One (Gagarin...or thereabouts...). Simon, I would be very grateful if you would consider it possible to clarify your point a little bi...

Being a ship (for maritime use) builder (naval architect) since 50 years (starting with wood, then always steel ships) I have noticed that there are no higher or university type education, training, courses, whatever, etc, for spaceship design, building, operations, etc, offered anywhere on our pla...

Holden is rather well known (not to say infamous!) after he managed to fire a starting gun in court a few years ago. http://www.f-b.no/nyheter/avfyrte-skudd-i-rettssalen-1.5157118 solheim, it's quite remarkable that you pointed right at that article. A week ago, by pure curiosity, I started to brow...

And the two public prosecutors are not exactly unknown. They have handled many big cases Could you please provide some information about such a big case as Morgan Andersen's? In the first version of Svein Holden's Wikipedia page (http://no.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Svein_Holden&oldid=3667...

Have anybody a clue about news concerning Mohammed Merah? (for example, http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/europe/mohammed-merah-face-of-the-new-terrorism/2012/03/22/gIQA2kL4TS_story.html). Things that seem unlikely to be completely random : * all killed (?) soldiers were non-French (probably, of &...

Does Brage look anything like the Brage in the image above? Or do BRAGE and SIMON now look like twin brothers? http://www.septclues.com/OSLO2011/aaaBRAGE_SOLLUNDandSIMON-SAEBO2.jpg http://www.flickr.com/photos/tromsarbeiderparti/3459558332/ Simon, maybe the word "cousins" fits here better...

Doesn't Brage Sollund bear a stunning resemblance to alleged 22/7 victim Simon Saebø - or is it only me? Simon, maybe it's just similar hairstyle? Nose shape and mouth width seem to differ. Most people with such hair look very similar. For example, this picture (http://1kinobig.ru/uploads/posts/201...

Dmitry! Tell us about the Kursk! Sorry brianv, I know nothing special about. A brand new nickel and stainless steel submarine out on "exercises" fired a dummy? missile which exploded in the tubes because of rust!!!!! And sorry to derail please continue!! No, brianv, it's obviously up to y...

Actually most of above type ships were laid up 1991 when USSR had problems. I bought M/S Akademik Anatolij Piljugin, a sister to Kosmonaut Jurij Gagarin, at the Admirality Yard at Leningrad around 1996. Nice ship actually with cinema, gym/basket hall, computer centrum, etc. It was said the real pur...