Well then start pming goofish to get off his ass!
Idiot address the question or shutup. Very simple fluid mechanics gives you the answer. Hell, we even simulated this as undergrads. Unless you have something besides 'NASA is the h0xer' please shoot yourself.Zarkov said:>> Also, why do you think charge particles would be kicked up in any quanity that would actually matter?
Why do you think not ?? so if I expell "smoke, dust" etc on the Moon its gravity will immediately pull it down ???? and I suppose gas can not be in a vacuum ?.... I wonder where our atmosphere is unless it is in the vacuum of space,,, held by the matter of the Earth, all in the vacuum of space.
so if I expell "smoke, dust" etc on the Moon its gravity will immediately pull it down ????
suppose gas can not be in a vacuum ?....
Persol said:WE ARE WES!
Zarkov said:>> In a vacuum they fall with exactly the same speed as a lead cannon ball.
last comment....
that is true, except size and electrostatic charge are a different thing altogether.... it does not take much charge to influence small particles, now cannonballs are a different matter.
The Earth is charged, the Moon is charged and any insulated body is charged.... and the chemical reactions taking place in a rocket exhaust creates a charge, most likely leading to particle separation and repulsion from the lunar surface.
I have no more to say on this topic...... except it was a hoax, plain and simple.... they can't do it now and they did not do it then.
I do find it amazing that y'all just flap
Zarkov said:>>
Rockets expell gas..... charged particles would be kicked up, setting up an electrostatic cloud....... your criticism is unfounded.....
Persol said:Idiot address the question or shutup. Very simple fluid mechanics gives you the answer. Hell, we even simulated this as undergrads. Unless you have something besides 'NASA is the h0xer' please shoot yourself.
If not, we'll kill you instead. we can't have people like you spreading the truth.
WE ARE WES!