Fakery in Orbit: THE I$$

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Re: Fakery in Orbit: THE ISS

Postby icarusinbound on July 1st, 2012, 11:27 pm

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Spot the convenient gapping at "?"...assuming there ever were actual students in a real assembly, one of them seems to have had a left-lateral craniectomy courtesy of Adobe. You can just see their headless hand supporting the chin, below the blocking picture. Note the curiously-unheld PRC flag, in the right-hand (is it really holding anything??) almost just 'pinching' the giant picture, with a lot of red-bleed down the fingers. The hands look at least a decade older than their owner...the finger tarsal-bones look fully-developed (a key indicator or skeletal development) yet the 'owner' looks as if he's barely in his teens.

The flat 2-D gawper at "!" is a real paste-in...he's too close to the row in front, and too tall (if he were pitched forward on the seat, that would lower him). And he's some kind of visual tag-geist, acting as a vector for the fanpic.

And what's this guy doing? Are his truncated fingers operating an edited-out computer games controller? He's not clapping...
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Again, a non-clapping 'holder-upper'....hey, you dropped it, fella!
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Re: Fakery in Orbit: THE ISS

Postby reel.deal on July 4th, 2012, 11:54 am

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Astronauts Celebrate Thanksgiving in Space on Two Spaceships
Credit: NASA
Members of the STS-129 crew share a meal while on the space station.
The scene on Thanksgiving day will be similar onboard space shuttle Atlantis.
http://www.space.com/13809-photos-space ... stmas.html

Tuna Flakes & Stuff in Oil Can Has Gravity :huh:
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Re: Fakery in Orbit: THE ISS

Postby Heiwa on July 15th, 2012, 7:11 am

You may wonder what is seen on below NASA photo:
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It is in fact a US$ 1 billion, 8.5 tons anti-material detector AMS-2 being fitted on the ISS last year. The AMS-2 is the brain child of Nobel Prize winner, dr Samuel Ting of Cern, Geneva:
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Ting believes that anti-materiel particles can be found in the radiation in space and AMS-2 is checking millions of particles every day and sends the data down to Ting at Cern daily for checking by some PhD of the Ting staff. No anti-materiel particle has been found … so far!
Cern and its 2800 PhD physicists are otherwise famous for its LHC where billions of protons are accelerated to collide with other protons at 99.99% of the speed of light. As the protons are small only 0.1% of them collide but there are still millions of collisions where the protons come to stand still and the kinetic collision energy is transformed into other particles (the two colliding protons remain intact!) and – hast Du mir gesehen – last week in a few of the millions collisions analyzed a Higgs boson particle with a mass 125 times the proton mass appeared … and disappeared (actually it transformed itself into some other particles) … as analyzed by a quick computer. So there were big celebrations at Cern. A computer had found a collision where a Higgs boson may have been created! This computer will now get a Nobel Prize! Of course the computer finding cannot be verified by anyone outside Cern due to lack of an LHC + computer. And no anti-materiel particles will ever appear at LHC. For that you need an AMS-2 in the sky. If you believe the fairy tales of Ting and Cern … and the ISS, of course.
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Re: Fakery in Orbit: THE ISS

Postby lux on July 18th, 2012, 2:01 pm

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Re: Fakery in Orbit: THE ISS

Postby AnonymousTruther2 on July 24th, 2012, 11:52 pm

C'mon! Really? People still believe these images?
Stars or no stars... Blatant CGI or not... :lol:

Raw Video: International Space Station at Night


full link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyhKal9sR8A
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Re: Fakery in Orbit: THE ISS

Postby Houdini on July 29th, 2012, 11:29 pm

lux wrote:^ They replied to the email but all 3 astronauts are uncertain as to how long it will take for them to receive the male enhancement pills they ordered.


CLASSIC! :lol: And which one will be the first to give their bank account information to some lucky Nigerian??
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Re: Fakery in Orbit: THE ISS

Postby Fedge on August 5th, 2012, 8:03 am

simonshack wrote:*

NASA KEEPS FOOLING THE WORLD


I submit to everyone's assessment my latest finding concerning the ISS imagery released by NASA. I welcome everyone's comments and, particularly, anyone's objections to the following analysis - as I do sincerely wish (not being a rocket scientist) to make it dead sure that I'm not missing something here:

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As no known photographic phenomena can explain why the external modules would DOUBLE their size from one shot to the other (while the porthole size remains unaltered) - the only rational explanation to this, in my opinion, is that we are looking at (sloppily managed) computerized imagery.

Here's the source video from Youtube channel "NASAtelevision" (the two images above are from 5:00 and 5:43) :


full link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lswCuvcA7YQ


I would honestly appreciate everyone's efforts to either confirm or debunk this finding - as I feel it may be one of the most compelling and easily understood instances of NASA skullduggery (with regards to the ISS) we may me sitting upon right now - in order to wake up a wider public to NASA's astronomical frauds. However, and once again, if someone can debunk this in any way, I am all ears!


I have to bring this back into the discussion because that must be the biggest mistake they make so far imho.
In addition to the zoom the image inside the porthole seems more shaky than the rest of the image.
It seems to be the same porthole in both (the switch between the portholes depict the same stuff).
The stuff seen in the porthole is supposed to be attached to the main thingy right ?
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Re: Fakery in Orbit: THE ISS

Postby simonshack on August 5th, 2012, 12:23 pm

Fedge wrote:It seems to be the same porthole in both (the switch between the portholes depict the same stuff).
The stuff seen in the porthole is supposed to be attached to the main thingy right ?


Bienvenu à bord, cher Fedge

Yes, there can be no question that it is (meant to be) the very same porthole in both shots.

AT LEFT: This is the first time we see that porthole (btw 4:52 and 4:58 in the video)
AT RIGHT: This is the second time we see that porthole (btw 5:39 and 5:46 in the video)

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I made the two above GIFs in order to establish this fact beyond any shadow of doubt:
We are definitely looking at the very same "ISS porthole" in both of these shots.

And the 'stuff seen in the porthole' is of course this rigid assembly - not something that could possibly change its position on the ISS over time, so as to appear larger or smaller through any given porthole:
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Thanks for bringing this issue back to the table, Fedge. I'm glad this ISS discussion is getting some attention from France - since the ISS is not only a NASA affair, but also an ESA affair. Wake up, Europe!


So here we go again - (hoping that some NASA expert will clarify this for us one day...)


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Re: Fakery in Orbit: THE ISS

Postby Fedge on August 5th, 2012, 4:01 pm

The second view is really sloppy...when the guy "leaves" the porthole the thingy outside is just gliding to the up of the screen. Disgusting -_-
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Re: Fakery in Orbit: THE ISS

Postby sublimity on August 5th, 2012, 8:23 pm

simonshack wrote:
Fedge wrote:And the 'stuff seen in the porthole' is of course this rigid assembly - not something that could possibly change its position on the ISS over time, so as to appear larger or smaller through any given porthole:
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I really can't help but see bathroom shower tiles when I see that "solar panel".

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Copy, paste, free-transform :P
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Re: Fakery in Orbit: THE ISS

Postby simonshack on August 5th, 2012, 8:50 pm

*
HOW TO BRUSH YOUR TEETH IN THE ISS


With this, I only wish to demonstrate the staged nature of these "LIFE IN THE ISS" videos - and the level of editing/cutting/post-production they betray. Needless to say, this toothbrushing-in-ISS lesson is ridiculous in itself - a cynical mockery of the taxpayers' money. In fact, we could stop right there (in our analysis & judgment of this video) and call out NASA/ESA for the clowns that they are. But please bear with me for a little longer. Now, some may think that the cut/editing issue is not such a big deal : we all edit our home videos, to make them look better. However, watch carefully this 30-second segment (sped up at 2X speed) which is obviously meant to be a continuous take of the Toothbrush Professor's speech :

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We may observe that:
- The guy in the background is all over the place: sometimes hovering in the air, sometimes facing towards the right, sometimes facing towards the left. There is also a brief close-up of the Toothbrush Professor - which either means that two cameras were used, or that the cameraman/astronot decided to make an artsy job of this toothbrushing demonstration... Also, the white wires (hanging behind the left shoulder of the Toothbrush professor) suddenly take the shape of a noose - in the close-up shot.

Each one of these observations, of course, betray as many cuts / different takes in the filming of this little toothbrushing lesson. Now, my point is: do these cinematic multiple takes and edits look more like the work of NASA/ESA astronauts - or of a film crew, attempting failing to make it all look like a spontaneous video shooting ? Whatever your opinion is of all this, I hope that this farcical "LIFE IN THE ISS" video will make you laugh - or weep - a little!

FULL TOOTHBRUSHING (in-ISS) LESSON :

full link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSTp2KOxlOM


(ps: LOVED the bathroom shower tiles, Sublimity!)
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Re: Fakery in Orbit: THE ISS

Postby LightCone on August 5th, 2012, 9:29 pm

simonshack wrote: At one stage, there is a pink appendage that pops down from the ceiling - covering the background guy's face.


I agree with what you've wrote but the "pink appendage" appears to be the background man's arm. Watch the video from 4:00-4:07.
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Re: Fakery in Orbit: THE ISS

Postby simonshack on August 5th, 2012, 10:05 pm

LightCone wrote:
simonshack wrote: At one stage, there is a pink appendage that pops down from the ceiling - covering the background guy's face.


I agree with what you've wrote but the "pink appendage" appears to be the background man's arm. Watch the video from 4:00-4:07.



Oops - yup, you're quite right - thanks! I have edited the "pink appendage" bit from my post above. I do sincerely appreciate your correction! (must have been 'eye-fatigue'...)
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Re: Fakery in Orbit: THE ISS

Postby alexsanchez on August 13th, 2012, 5:01 pm

The ISS is real. I worked on it at McDonnell Douglas (now Boeing) which became the prime contractor after Rockwell. Put it this way, they put something up there, which is no great feat.

With that said, are there people up there? They could be lying about that, although it's in low earth orbit, so people could live up there. But, when I worked on it (as a software engineer,) it was a total basket case of a project. It was a dumping ground for incompetent engineers (I was only on loan temporarily waiting for another project to start up.) The software at the time was Ada and the CASE tool was Matrix-X from HP for automatic code generation with a drag and drop interface. It was a POS. The test platform was the size of a refrigerator, and was used by all countries involved. The in-circuit emulator (ICE) had a socket on the front for the i386 chip, but there was never a chip in there because the ICE didn't work, so you had to use the software emulator which barely worked. The only thing you had for debugging was breakpoints. No single stepping or variable tracing. You had to use print statements to see anything. Before I got off the project I heard they were talking about switching to C++ (although apparently they stayed with Ada.) They also had a full mockup of the ISS for people to come see. I worked in beautiful building in Huntington Beach, CA. At the time I worked on it, I was thinking the thing would never fly.

The space shuttle is real, too. I was at Patrick AFB (next to the Kennedy Space Center - KSC) walking out to the parking lot before leaving the next morning for a work assignment in the Virgin Islands. The Columbia lifted off just as I was walking out. It was so bright I could feel the heat on my face. A week later I was on the highest peak in St. Thomas at a radar station eating a donut because all work was stopped as the range resources were in use for the return of the Columbia. We were listening to the live feed from all the radar operators around the country. We suddenly heard the KSC operator frantically asking the other radar stations if they had the target. White Sands said no, Johnson Space Center said no. We turned on CNN and a few minutes later they said the Columbia had been lost somewhere over Texas. It was very poignant. I saw it go up, and I heard it disappear in real time.

As far as the Mars landing... it's fake. Apollo was filmed by Stanley Kubrick. Yuri Gagarin was never in space. I do think the Ruskies had the first man in space, but he died, so they said it was Gagarin. That's why the USSR never said Apollo was fake. Gagarin was a national hero.
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Re: Fakery in Orbit: THE ISS

Postby lux on August 13th, 2012, 7:15 pm

Mickey Mouse is real too. I saw him at Disneyland. I shook his hand and everything. :lol:
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