Independent footage of astronauts boarding the Dragon

Actually, it seems there is a bit of pedo problem in Flatty Land:

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The "windows" are just LCD screens. Nobody is boarding that china fire cracker!

Probably a set up to keep this guy quiet.

The third photo of Apollo11 closeup is the funniest

That's false. You can see the inside of the arm when it rotates away. You couldn't make that work for an arbitrary and unknown viewing angle using an LCD. It also wouldn't explain why you never see the astronauts leave the launch pad.

Using multi-layer foil to manage thermal loads on a spacecraft is a well established technique still used on many satellites to this day.
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It's not there for structural stability and they don't really care what you think it looks like.

Glp blocks posting of links of closeups of Apollo11.

Fucking liar. That's not the reason.

More like your link is a path to maleware.

Actually, it seems there is a bit of pedo problem in Flatty Land:

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The third photo of Apollo11 closeup is the funniest

It's all nonsense and you promote it on a website full of people who know it is nonsense

Merlin Vacuum Engine Test - MDC

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2. Thermal Vacuum and Space Simulation

To confirm that a rocket is ready for launch, a propulsion test program must effectively recreate the conditions the rocket will be under when it’s launched and once it’s left Earth’s atmosphere. If a propulsion system works properly in a lab that bears no resemblance to the conditions of a real launch or of space, that is no guarantee that it will perform well under different conditions. Though space is a very different environment, sophisticated rocket test facilities can effectively simulate the conditions of a launch and of space.

A thermal vacuum chamber can manipulate both pressure and temperature to mimic the environment of the upper atmosphere and outer space. Thermal vacuum chambers have provided a means of testing aircraft since the beginning of the U.S. space program and continue to be an effective tool. These chambers must be enormous to accommodate spacecraft and must be secured to keep engineers safe.

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You really have some issues...

Like a brain issue for starters... Maybe shock therapy or something, Google or duckduckgo THAT shit.

Most people on glp do not believe the moonlanding so why do you bother?

Reality isn't dictated by popular opinion. You will not stop me.

this has convinced me NASA is BS.

You can type whatever you want. You have people walking outside in masks. That says enough

Fact: Rockets don’t work in the vacuum of space

What you are doing does not make me emotional. It's boring and old. Look at the photos yourself. If you think that is real and went to the moon you need to go to an eye doctor and go back and take a science class

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Using multi-layer foil to manage thermal loads on a spacecraft is a well established technique still used on many satellites to this day.
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It's not there for structural stability and they don't really care what you think it looks like.

Astro! Nice to see you.

You possess far more patience than I in dealing with the idiots.

IMHO, no one really believes that BS. Whoever is running the Flat Erf scam is looking for gullible people to put on a list to sell.

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Yesterday I posted highlights of my video capturing astronauts boarding the dragon capsule ahead of the crew-2 launch.

YouTube gave me some issues but I was finally able to get the full uninterrupted video uploaded in 1080p. The 4K version of the file exceeds YouTube's maximum file size for upload.

The video covers the crew access arm from the time the astronauts arrived at the elevator to the time the crew access arm retracts before launch. They never left the vehicle, ergo they were on it when it launched.

Tomorrow I will be filming ISS as it crosses the sun if the weather allows, allowing me to examine whether or not that dragon capsule is now docked to ISS as expected. Last week I filmed the space station while tracking it with my software and found that the forward docking port was unoccupied as expected. We will now see if that docking port is taken up with a newly arrived Dragon capsule.