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Feather & Hammer Drop on Moon

Here's the famous footage of the Apollo 15 astronaut that dropped a hammer & feather on the moon to prove Galileo's theory that in the absence of atmosphere, objects will fall at the same rate rega...  
 
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MKtrading (9 hours ago) Show Hide
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I'm not sure where you heard that, but your premise about a vacuum impeding motion is not correct. In fact the opposite is true: With no air resistance, it is actually easier (though probably not noticeably so) to walk around in a vacuum. There are no qualities of a vacuum that would have any effect on the astronauts ability to move.

So now you can walk up to whoever told you it's near impossible to move in a vacuum and confidently smack 'em upside the head.
oilpainter40 (3 days ago) Show Hide
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if the moon is a vacuum then how can the rovers drive around and astronaughts walk around?. i thought things are near impossible to move forward or backward when being inside a vaccum?, they seem to move inside the moons vacuum with obvious ease. surely it would have been a terrible struggle to move but they are dancing like fred and ginger on some footage. wouldnt they have needed some kind of engine attached to them like space craft have to overcome the perils of being inside a vacuum?.
Losuol (5 days ago) Show Hide
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Who the hell cares? Ok, Americans landed on the moon. That's that. you know why we haven't been back? cause it's useless. It costs millions/billions of dollars, and you get nothing from it. I'll rather they spend the money to test stuff in the space station then visit this rock. Cool experiment though.
CALIFORNIASAM2 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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about an hour if my girlfriend gives me a good yank on my cock, if not ill cum in piss about every hour if im in the mood. hey did asking me that question turn you on?.
TheJomogogo (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Well that settles it then. Moontard logic at it's finest.
AmericanProudGuy (1 week ago) Show Hide
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hello expert on moon landings, you are so good at proving the moon landings were real!!! why you are even better than nasa at proving it!!!.
fucking asshole learn some manners before talking to people you nut job, and another thing tell us moontards your logic on how the landings were real, come on professor tell us instead of throwing insults. we are waiting.
TheJomogogo (1 week ago) Show Hide
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I generally don't waste my time with people as stupid as you but just this once I'll humor you for the hell of it. You give me the best piece of evidence or reason you think proves the Apollo missions were faked and I'll refute it with a few quick facts, I won't even have to research anything. Give it your best shot queer.
AmericanProudGuy (5 days ago) Show Hide
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hey quit with the insults already, two can play at that game.
ok then how about you explaining the equal and apposing forces of space with space being a vacum how can a space ship thrust forward if there is nothing to push against?.
come on queer explain to us none believers.
TheJomogogo (5 days ago) Show Hide
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OK no more insults, your question about how can a rocket operate in a vacuum if there is nothing to push against pretty much speaks for itself.
How do you think they get out of orbit when they fire retro-rockets to slow down if applying thrust in a vacuum doesn't do anything?
AmericanProudGuy (5 days ago) Show Hide
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thank you for explaining my question i appreciate it.

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