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93 year-old Buzz Aldrin gets married
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JamesPShelley said:
No one has stepped foot on the Moon let alone a spacecraft.
Wtf? A moon denier? Giving us other west coasters a bad name
Have to be trolling, JPS
Ghost of Bisbee said:JamesPShelley said:
No one has stepped foot on the Moon let alone a spacecraft.
Wtf? A moon denier? Giving us other west coasters a bad name
Have to be trolling, JPS
The best part is he says not only did nobody set foot on the moon, nobody has even landed a spacecraft on the moon.
What are his opinions on the Mars Rover?
If an Athlete gets athletes foot and a Tennis Player gets tennis elbow;
What does an Astronaut get:
Missile Toe
What does an Astronaut get:
Missile Toe
Moon!!!
Gonna buzz that ankle fur every night!
"What's this button do?"
buzz is the greatest living american, but this makes me sad.
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Ragnar Danneskjoldd said:
buzz is the greatest living american, but this makes me sad.
Chuck Norris would like a word with you.
samsal75 said:
If an Athlete gets athletes foot and a Tennis Player gets tennis elbow;
What does an Astronaut get:
Missile Toe
fightintxaggie10 said:
Moon!!!
Buzz deserves a lot of respect. For this marriage and for being the second person to walk on the Moon, kneel before him.
Quote:
Fred Haise (1933- ) Apollo 13
Got to listen to a presentation he gave in 2019 to our Cub Scouts at Space Center Houston. Amazing at 86, that guy was sharp as a tack, witty and told a great story. He got a real kick out of some of the questions those kids asked.
Not bad for a guy from Mississippi & started out at Junior College!
(Bill Paxton RIP portrayed Fred in the Apollo 13 movie)
Got to sit down and speak with him (Fred Haise) last summer up here in Dallas. What an outstanding person to talk to and I'm not sure there is a more experienced pilot on the planet in terms of the number of different aircraft that he has flown. I want to say he'd flown 80+ different aircraft when I talked to him
wangus12 said:
Got to sit down and speak with him last summer up here in Dallas. What an outstanding person to talk to and I'm not sure there is a more experienced pilot on the planet in terms of the number of different aircraft that he has flown. I want to say he'd flown 80+ different aircraft when I talked to him
jkag89 said:And those who flew on crewed missions to the Moon but did not land on its surfacefc2112 said:
Men who walked on the Moon who are still alive:
Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin (1930-)Apollo 11
David R. Scott (1932-)Apollo 15
Charles M. Duke (1935-)Apollo 16
Harrison H. Schmitt (1935-)Apollo 17
Frank Borman (1928 -) Apollo 8
Jim Lovell (1928 -) Apollo 8, Apollo 13
Bill Anders (1933 -) Apollo 8
Tom Stafford (1930 -) Apollo 10
Fred Haise (1933- ) Apollo 13
Ken Mattingly (1936 -) Apollo 16
Does space prolong life?
FriendlyAg said:jkag89 said:And those who flew on crewed missions to the Moon but did not land on its surfacefc2112 said:
Men who walked on the Moon who are still alive:
Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin (1930-)Apollo 11
David R. Scott (1932-)Apollo 15
Charles M. Duke (1935-)Apollo 16
Harrison H. Schmitt (1935-)Apollo 17
Frank Borman (1928 -) Apollo 8
Jim Lovell (1928 -) Apollo 8, Apollo 13
Bill Anders (1933 -) Apollo 8
Tom Stafford (1930 -) Apollo 10
Fred Haise (1933- ) Apollo 13
Ken Mattingly (1936 -) Apollo 16
Does space prolong life?
You get tiny amounts of a second back because of time dilation when you get further from Earth's gravity, like billionths of a second.
But this is selection bias. Healthy young men were intentionally chosen to be astronauts, it would follow they would live longer than the average.
and, he said it backwards.maroon barchetta said:Ghost of Bisbee said:JamesPShelley said:
No one has stepped foot on the Moon let alone a spacecraft.
Wtf? A moon denier? Giving us other west coasters a bad name
Have to be trolling, JPS
The best part is he says not only did nobody set foot on the moon, nobody has even landed a spacecraft on the moon.
What are his opinions on the Mars Rover?
He should have said 'no spacecraft has been on the moon, let alone a human stepping foot.'
People get this wrong often.
I heard Stanley Kubrick was hired to fake the moon landing but he wanted it to be as realistic as possible so he insisted on filming on the moon
Even so, they should have all died of cancer by now because of all the radiation they were exposed to flying through the Van Allen Belts (we didn't land on the moon conspiracy theorists) But seriously most of the astronauts from Apollo have lived long lives.Quad Dog said:FriendlyAg said:jkag89 said:And those who flew on crewed missions to the Moon but did not land on its surfacefc2112 said:
Men who walked on the Moon who are still alive:
Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin (1930-)Apollo 11
David R. Scott (1932-)Apollo 15
Charles M. Duke (1935-)Apollo 16
Harrison H. Schmitt (1935-)Apollo 17
Frank Borman (1928 -) Apollo 8
Jim Lovell (1928 -) Apollo 8, Apollo 13
Bill Anders (1933 -) Apollo 8
Tom Stafford (1930 -) Apollo 10
Fred Haise (1933- ) Apollo 13
Ken Mattingly (1936 -) Apollo 16
Does space prolong life?
You get tiny amounts of a second back because of time dilation when you get further from Earth's gravity, like billionths of a second.
But this is selection bias. Healthy young men were intentionally chosen to be astronauts, it would follow they would live longer than the average.
Proof that we actually went to the moon, no way that the perfectionist Kubrick would have not insisted on a retake when Armstrong flubbed his "One Giant Leap" line.setsmachine said:
I heard Stanley Kubrick was hired to fake the moon landing but he wanted it to be as realistic as possible so he insisted on filming on the moon
jkag89 said:Even so, they should have all died of cancer by now because of all the radiation they were exposed to flying through the Van Allen Belts (we didn't land on the moon conspiracy theorists) But seriously most of the astronauts from Apollo have lived long lives.Quad Dog said:FriendlyAg said:jkag89 said:And those who flew on crewed missions to the Moon but did not land on its surfacefc2112 said:
Men who walked on the Moon who are still alive:
Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin (1930-)Apollo 11
David R. Scott (1932-)Apollo 15
Charles M. Duke (1935-)Apollo 16
Harrison H. Schmitt (1935-)Apollo 17
Frank Borman (1928 -) Apollo 8
Jim Lovell (1928 -) Apollo 8, Apollo 13
Bill Anders (1933 -) Apollo 8
Tom Stafford (1930 -) Apollo 10
Fred Haise (1933- ) Apollo 13
Ken Mattingly (1936 -) Apollo 16
Does space prolong life?
You get tiny amounts of a second back because of time dilation when you get further from Earth's gravity, like billionths of a second.
But this is selection bias. Healthy young men were intentionally chosen to be astronauts, it would follow they would live longer than the average.
They didn't spend significant enough time outside the Ban Allen belts. Being close to the moon helps with radiation too.
Quote:
The Apollo missions marked the first event where humans traveled through the Van Allen belts, which was one of several radiation hazards known by mission planners.[36] The astronauts had low exposure in the Van Allen belts due to the short period of time spent flying through them.[5][6]
Astronauts' overall exposure was actually dominated by solar particles once outside Earth's magnetic field. The total radiation received by the astronauts varied from mission-to-mission but was measured to be between 0.16 and 1.14 rads (1.6 and 11.4 mGy), much less than the standard of 5 rem (50 mSv)[c] per year set by the United States Atomic Energy Commission for people who work with radioactivity.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_Allen_radiation_belt
You dare to question the best resume writer this side of the Brazos?!62strat said:and, he said it backwards.maroon barchetta said:Ghost of Bisbee said:JamesPShelley said:
No one has stepped foot on the Moon let alone a spacecraft.
Wtf? A moon denier? Giving us other west coasters a bad name
Have to be trolling, JPS
The best part is he says not only did nobody set foot on the moon, nobody has even landed a spacecraft on the moon.
What are his opinions on the Mars Rover?
He should have said 'no spacecraft has been on the moon, let alone a human stepping foot.'
People get this wrong often.
I know. I like poking fun at those who believe Apollo was a massive lie,
His favorite tool is an orbital sander.
I would have guessed crescent wrench.
vmiaptetr said:
I would have guessed crescent wrench.
it's sad that there will soon befc2112 said:
Men who walked on the Moon who are still alive:
Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin (1930-)Apollo 11
David R. Scott (1932-)Apollo 15
Charles M. Duke (1935-)Apollo 16
Harrison H. Schmitt (1935-)Apollo 17
not a single World War 2 veteran alive in the entire world
Lol. PT Barnum was correct. Been to the circus lately?Buck Compton said:I always suspected you were a few cards short of a full deck. But this finally proved it.JamesPShelley said:
No one has stepped foot on the Moon let alone a spacecraft.
Capricorn One.Ghost of Bisbee said:JamesPShelley said:
No one has stepped foot on the Moon let alone a spacecraft.
Wtf? A moon denier? Giving us other west coasters a bad name
Have to be trolling, JPS
JamesPShelley said:
No one has stepped foot on the Moon let alone a spacecraft.
Troll or idiot, which one are you?
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