Re: Il Moon Hoax: come prepararlo?
Inviato da Trystero il 19/10/2009 10:08:27
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Telescopic Tracking of the Apollo Lunar Missions
"Apollo 11
Sightings of Apollo 11, and a Table Mountain photo, were reported in "Observations of Apollo 11", Sky and Telescope, November 1969, pp. 358-359. The Table Mountain 60-cm image is shown here, by courtesy of Jim Young. It is a 12-minute exposure (0512-0524 UT on 24 July, on the home stretch) with the spacecraft showing as the diagonal streak. There were few sightings from North America during the outbound journey due to clouds over many sites. However, Brian Fenerty reports, "When Apollo 11 was outbound towards the Moon, I was in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, and saw the mission on its way with my own eyes (from Saxe Point Park by the ocean). One of the newspapers published a map showing where to look in the evening sky on two consecutive nights, showing where each night the craft would show as a point of bright light. Since I knew enough about what was normally visible, it was unmistakable..."
http://www.astr.ua.edu/keel/space/apollo.html
Vedi anche:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third-party_evidence_for_Apollo_Moon_landings#Apollo_11
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third-party_evidence_for_Apollo_Moon_landings
Redazione ha scritto:
Chi sarebbero, queste “migliaia di appassionati astrofili che hanno seguito il viaggio dell'Apollo 11 da Terra?” Con che cosa l’avrebbero “seguito”? Con il baracchino dei radioamatori, o con il telescopio-omaggio della Scuola Radio Elettra?
Telescopic Tracking of the Apollo Lunar Missions
"Apollo 11
Sightings of Apollo 11, and a Table Mountain photo, were reported in "Observations of Apollo 11", Sky and Telescope, November 1969, pp. 358-359. The Table Mountain 60-cm image is shown here, by courtesy of Jim Young. It is a 12-minute exposure (0512-0524 UT on 24 July, on the home stretch) with the spacecraft showing as the diagonal streak. There were few sightings from North America during the outbound journey due to clouds over many sites. However, Brian Fenerty reports, "When Apollo 11 was outbound towards the Moon, I was in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, and saw the mission on its way with my own eyes (from Saxe Point Park by the ocean). One of the newspapers published a map showing where to look in the evening sky on two consecutive nights, showing where each night the craft would show as a point of bright light. Since I knew enough about what was normally visible, it was unmistakable..."
http://www.astr.ua.edu/keel/space/apollo.html
Vedi anche:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third-party_evidence_for_Apollo_Moon_landings#Apollo_11
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third-party_evidence_for_Apollo_Moon_landings
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