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The van Allen belt radiation pretty much guarantees there was no moon landing.
What’s the question though? The video explained that they went from an asked angle that limited exposure to it.
The issue that is being ignored is that the radiation is so high that any living thing going through it, no matter how fast, would be getting a lethal dose of radiation. There was no leaf shielding of any kind on the Apollo. None. It would have been too heavy.
but the video said the radiation was greatly reduced if they went a certain angle, why is that not the case?
I thought this video was pretty good on the belt question https://youtu.be/lNiscigIgBc
I don't actually fully understand the science though to be fair so he could just be making it all up. There could be space squids up there for all I know.
I don’t know if I’m just being autistic and you’re just referencing the below story, but there actually are space squid at the moment. Hope they have the makings of some nice batter up there for some space calamari.
Ha! No I had no idea, shows how much I know doesn't it!
The belts are toroidal moron. There's passage out and in which minimize exposure.
I'm fully aware what they look like . Look at the blueprints of the Apollo. There is no lead shielding. It would have been too heavy. Even on the outskirts of the van Allen belt the radiation is high enough to kill. I'm not necessarily saying we didn't eventually get there, but not when they said.
That’s bullshit too but according to their own bullshit rules, yes, it rules out the possibility of a moon landing being real. Alan Bean didn’t even know whether his Apollo 12 mission had gone through them. He literally said “I don’t recall…”
That’s totally impossible and absolutely proves he didn’t go to the moon.
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