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I didn't realize you didn't answer any of my questions, Mr. “I-Worked-On-Satellites-But-I-Can't-Show-You A-Live-Video-Feed-Of-One-Or-Of-Any-Of-The-Space-Junk-Supposedly-Orbitting-The-Earth-Nor-Can-I-Refute-Sontagged's-Logistics-Regarding-NASA-Trickery-So-I-Threw-Around-A-Lot-Of “high tech”-Sounding-Jargon-Including-An-Idiotic-Reference-To-P3 Orions-Because-Sontagged-Also-Caught-Me-On-The -”Chemical Batteries On The Moon”-Lie-So-All-I-Can-Do-Now-Is-Stoop-To-Name-Calling-On-FR-Because...Because...Because...Sontagged-Is-A-'Retard’”...
P3 Orions in 1970?
Chemical battery power on the moon in 1970?
Microwave relays over random boat/island/planes (P3 Orions) to relay the lunar video transmission from Australia to Texas in 3/4ths of a second in the year 1970?
Infrared telemetry “remote control” of the zoom lens on the camera left on the moon from Texas in less than a second?
OMG. That's bat s**t cray cray.
And, of course, no one can answer why NASA writes the word "SEX" in their fake clouds on their faked earth images. No one can answer it because it is insane.
Tell NASA they need to fire you from your job as a FR troll.
Now.
1959
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_P-3_Orion
I Watched them fly out of the Patuxent Naval Air Station in 1965 every weekend for years.
THE COMS are not bi-directional nor remote. Neither is the tracking of the LEM as it launches from the moon. It’s tracked just like an air to air missile. From the radar in the nose cone of the missile which was first done buy the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics lab in 1944 with proximity fuses.
Radar and infrared tracking started in
1946
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AIM-4_Falcon
As far as Comms. go, the first cable was laid across the Atlantic in 1858. I think they probable laid a few more before 1969 along with a few other technical innovations in the following century.
Very few things were Commercial Off the Shelf at NASA. Most were custom built.
They had the internet (arpanet) in 1969.
ARPANET was the network that became the basis for the Internet. Based on a concept first published in 1967, ARPANET was developed under the direction of the U.S. Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA). In 1969, the idea became a modest reality with the interconnection of four university computers.
My university computer systems, that I administered as a grad student were around the 100th and 101st computer on the internet.
You are either a troll or a retard.
My use of the word Retard meant that retards get a free pass into heaven. You are a shoe in.
What was your last math class? I bet it was with Jetro Boden and you was working on your Goes-in-toos. (gozintas)
Next thing you’ll tell me is that they didn’t have Apple tablets in the 1960’s ;)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1H8e0MMwUec