Gene Cernan jump proves they are on the Moon

"I just noticed" that the only response from the serial forum spammer is dishonest diversion. Sadly, unsurprising.

 

The OP has the gif missing

It's been suggested, (irrelevant and provably inaccurately) that the soil is bouncing, but the laws of physics don't suddenly fail concerning gravity. Time up = time down. The soil wave rises with his boot and MUST fall with his boot.

Right there, there is no explanation. The height/freefall confirmed in the video, the dust wave and landing confirmed in the gif.

Beware any posts that point to links, to links claiming to have "addressed" it and follow up questions to specify where, that never get answered!

 

Bump. Still waiting for an honest answer.

 

Viewers...

Watch the first video in this post.
http://www.politicalforum.com/index.php?threads/apollo-and-sunlight-addendum.584604/#post-1072427661

The soil does not rise and fall with the astronaut's boot. The wire-support theory was proven to be true a long time ago.

 

Ignoring the ridiculous off topic spam, interested viewers will be wondering why nobody has given an honest answer to this 100% irrefutable proof CERNAN is on the Moon. If anyone is confused as to the topic of this thread the clue is in the title!

 

This simple screen shot from a very long sequence, on its own, proves Cernan is on the Moon.

A very long piece of continuous footage zoomed hundreds of yards away, culminates in this approach by Gene Cernan. He performs several jumps in succession.

The height and time works 100% with lunar gravity and from the image the soil rises to the same height. Right there, IRREFUTABLY proving he must be in low gravity. The soil MUST come down at the same speed and this is clearly the case. No bullshit anti-physics, "bouncing soil". It hits exactly as it should in one clear wave.

 

The footage tells a different story (video in post #1).
http://www.politicalforum.com/index...-they-are-on-the-moon.580330/#post-1072162665

The soil lands before his foot does. What's the point of denying the obvious if the viewers can simply watch the footage at .25 speed?

 

Hilarious. Now we have you contradicting the laws of physics. The footage does EXACTLY what is expected. The soil strikes the ground at the same time, twice on successive jumps. You can make up bullshit all you like, but sadly you lose.

You seem to think that these "viewers" believe your ridiculous "bouncing soil" batshit. The obvious is that soil that IRREFUTABLY rises to the same height at the same time MUST then fall at the same speed. It isn't open for debate. Your opinion is totally irrelevant. It happens whether you like it or not.

Game over. Checkmate. Kindly stop impersonating the Back Knight.

 

The problem is not even hard to understand. Gravity on objects in a vacuum, time up=time down.

All those 20 years and a simple jump video closes the whole case.

 

@Scott
Do you understand that the time to apex = time from apex to ground? If you don't, would you like it proven?

 

Just this one single picture below, all on its own, proves that Cernan is on the Moon. Lack of understanding about physics is not a valid excuse to deny it.

Time up = time down (in a vacuum, absent of air resistance). Cernan jumps up and CLEARLY! the soil rises to the same height as his boot when he is at apex. This means that the soil MUST fall at the same time!


And here, the animation showing this 100% consistent action:

Unless the soil is on wires, he is in 1/6th gravity!

 

I will never understand the deceptive mentality of anyone who looks at that gif just above and fails to see what is totally obvious. In fact I don't think this is the case, despite words to the contrary.

Cernan takes off on a series of jumps after travelling a couple of hundred yards from further away. During an unbroken sequence he moves around his colleague Schmitt at the site of Camelot Crater. When he approaches the rover he starts doing some bunny hops.

• There is ZERO jerkiness that you would inevitably get from using any wiring system, particularly invisible ones(!) that must be limited.
• As anyone travels away from perfectly vertical the wire would naturally resist and pull back. Even with a perfectly lubricated pulley system (over hundreds of yards!) this is unavoidable.
• Two of the jumps Cernan makes, show an arc of soil rising with his boot and striking the surface at the same time.
• We've had the moronic "bouncing soil" claim but it MUST be wrong since we know the soil arc rises to apex at the same time.
• It MUST drop at the same time.

No folks, this is on the Moon. It's not even open for debate. All deniers can do is run away and pretend this isn't the case.

 

@Scott Why are you so afraid to honestly address this?

 

This slam dunk evidence is being slowly covered up.

Posts #36 and #37 are irrefutable. So far we've had the erroneous suggestion that the soil is "bouncing", but that defies the laws of physics and is hogwash anyway.

Right there is everything you need to tell you what will subsequently happen. The arc of soil just below his boot as high as his toe, MUST fall at the same speed as it rose. As it is in sync with Cernan, it is exactly as claimed in post #36.

 

The viewers can check out both of our analyses of the footage and come to their own conclusions.
http://www.politicalforum.com/index...are-on-the-moon.580330/page-2#post-1074317345

 

Spamming you erroneous error is meaningless if you ignore the physics! The viewers will probably be just as amused by your bouncing soil crap, as I was.
The image above in post #39. The soil is lifted by friction by the sole of his boot. It isn't even a point for discussion. It's visible, it's the same height.

 

@Scott Kindly watch this video. You can skip to 3.20 and watch just 45 seconds:



And there you go. Now we know for an irrefutable fact that the soil rises to his boot/toe height at the same time as he does. Simple physics means he MUST hit the floor at the same time. Now you can link to your obfuscation attempt all you like, but once the viewers understand this single fact, the whole thing is done and 'dusted'!

Wouldn't it be a pleasant surprise to realize that good ol' Uncle Sam actually DID land on the Moon? It's not such a terrible thing to be wrong about is it?