President Dwight D. Eisenhower is credited with creating NASA, in response to an emerging space race between the U.S. and Soviet Union.
However, Ike was apparently not supportive of the Apollo Space Program. He argued that the government should focus on issues on Earth instead of "wasting" (as he said) tens of billions of dollars trying to put a man on the moon, and when his successor, John F. Kennedy, tried to do just that, Ike called him "Nuts".
So, what do you think of this?
After the controversial Apollo 11 press conference you have to dig deep to find any similar press conferences that NASA held for any other Apollo flights 12-17.
There aren't any
Lol.
And Michael Collins went on Apollo 11 with 2 fused vertebrae in his neck from a 1968 operation.
Can you imagine the G-forces on Apollo lift-off or splash-down?
Michael Collins quit the space program pretty quick after Apollo.
Collins went right to work in Richard Nixon's State Department apparatus of propaganda and then transitioned quickly to the Smithsonian where he could control the Apollo false narrative.
If I buy a new Apollo device in the future, what’s stopping me from making a new UAD account, then using a refer link from my old account for the free plugins on both accounts, then transferring my ecosystem of devices and plugins to my new account permanently?
They see it as important advantages in satellite destruction, missile launching, etc
Is the craft actually “ricocheting” off of the atmosphere, or is the angle of entry just too shallow to penetrate? I feel like the films always make it seem like they’d just be shot off into space forever, but what would really happen and why? Would they actually escape earths gravity at their given velocity, or would they just have such a massive orbit that the length of the flight would outlast their remaining supplies?
