Irrefutable Proof for Moon Landing - Lunar Gravity

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Irrefutable Proof for Moon ...
Irrefutable Proof for Moon Landing - Lunar Gravity accused NASA to simulate lunar gravity by using wires and decreasing playback speed, but failed to recognize that there is only ONE physically correct playback speed for such an operation: 41 % (SQRT (1/6)) - as seen by using the equation » P = 2pi * SQRT (L / g) « for the pendulum or » t = SQRT (2y / g) « for free fall. Consequently, it should be possible to restore the alleged original 1g conditions by increasing the playback speed to 246 % (SQRT 6). Under these conditions objects move as ...From:amontaiyagalaViews:0 0ratingsTime:05:40More inScience & Technology
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Irrefutable Proof for Moon ...
Irrefutable Proof for Moon Landing - Lunar Gravity accused NASA to simulate lunar gravity by using wires and decreasing playback speed, but failed to recognize that there is only ONE physically correct playback speed for such an operation: 41 % (SQRT (1/6)) - as seen by using the equation » P = 2pi * SQRT (L / g) « for the pendulum or » t = SQRT (2y / g) « for free fall. Consequently, it should be possible to restore the alleged original 1g conditions by increasing the playback speed to 246 % (SQRT 6). Under these conditions objects move as ...From:amontaiyagalaViews:0 0ratingsTime:05:40More inScience & Technology

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Irrefutable Proof for Moon Landing - Lunar Gravity accused NASA to simulate lunar gravity by using wires and decreasing playback speed, but failed to recognize that there is only ONE physically correct playback speed for such an operation: 41 % (SQRT (1/6)) - as seen by using the equation » P = 2pi * SQRT (L / g) « for the pendulum or » t = SQRT (2y / g) « for free fall. Consequently, it should be possible to restore the alleged original 1g conditions by increasing the playback speed to 246 % (SQRT 6). Under these conditions objects move as ... From: amontaiyagala Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 05:40 More in Science & Technology
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