“OK! í fyrsta & öðrum Þættinum af TAKEN er þetta allt tekið fyrir,bóndinn og synir hans sem finna fyrst geimskipið í Roswell sveit eru drepnir og herin hylmir yfir þetta”
Taken eru bara sjónvarpsþættir, ekkert sem maður á að taka alvarlega.
“Þegar mennirinir voru gangandi á tunglinu og fóru gegt slow motion þá voru þeir bara vallhoppandi og var það gert slow.”
ef þú hefur séð þessar clipur sýndar aðeins hraðar, þá ættirðu að sjá að hreyfingar þeirra eru EKKI jarðneskar(vegna þyngdarlögmálsins).
“Þegar þeir settu fánann niður þá blökkti hann,auðvitað á hann ekki að blökkta á tunglinu!”
Afhverju ætti hann ekki að blökkta á tunglinu? það er jú ekkert súrefni þar og því engin loftmótstaða eins og hér á jörðinni, þar af leiðandi ef svona fáni er hreyfður smá blökktir hann meira heldur en hér á jörðinni, og þeir þurftu jú að hreyfa fánann til að koma honum niður
“Sandurinn fauk,auðvitað fýkur hann ekki.”
well.. lestu eftirfarandi:
Samsæriskenningin:
The next argument presented on the show deals with the lunar dust. As the lander descended, we clearly see dust getting blown away by the rocket. The exhaust should have blown all the dust away, yet we can clearly see the astronauts' footprints in the dust mere meters from the lander. Obviously, when NASA faked this they messed it up.
Sannleikurinn:
Once again, the weird alien environment of the Moon comes to play. Imagine taking a bag of flour and dumping it onto your kitchen floor (kids: ask your folks first!). Now bend over the pile, take a deep breath, and blow into it as hard as you can. Poof! Flour goes everywhere. Why? Because the momentum of your breath goes into the flour, which makes it move. But note that the flour goes up, and sideways, and aloft into the air. If you blow hard enough, you might see little curlicues of air lifting the flour farther than your breath alone could have, and doing so to dust well outside of where your breath actually blew.
That's the heart of this problem. We are used to air helping us blow things around. The air itself is displaced by your breath, which pushed on more air, and so on. On the Earth, your breath might blow flour that was dozens of centimeters away, even though your actual breath didn't reach that far. On the Moon, there is no air. The only dust that gets blown around by the exhaust of the rocket (which, remember, isn't nearly as strong as the hoax believer's claim) is the dust physically touched by the exhaust, or dust hit by other bits of flying dust. In the end, only the dust directly under or a bit around the rocket was blown out by the exhaust. The rest was left where it was. Ironically, the dust around the landing site was probably a bit thicker than before, since the dust blown out would have piled up there.
I can't resist: another Hoax Believer argument bites the dust.
(ath, tekið af badastronomy.com)
(nennti ekki að þýða þetta, svo ég paste-aði þessu bara, afsakið)
Endilega komdu með fleiri svona dæmi, ég skal sýna þér að þau eru öll vitlaus. :p