Good day to you Scott (aka Cosmored).
I have decided to take you up on your offer of debate, since you have repeatedly spammed your link on my youtube channel (
betamax101).
Please point me towards some physical evidence that you have presented on any matter, so that I may examine it. I presume you meant circumstantial evidence, which I shall start to dismantle as I go.
I suspect that were anybody remotely connected to the space program, to offer any evidence to support your claims, you would change your mind on what a "trump card" is.
My first refutation of your claims is to highlight what you call an "anomaly" with Michael Collins' Jacket.
Firstly, I have seen numerous claims where you compare the motion of his jacket to ISS footage and make associations that any differences in inertial movement are indicative of gravity. That in itself is a self supporting argument, since your assessment is wrong in the first place.
I am now presenting a video series I put on youtube to specifically debunk your argument, with descriptions of what each video demonstrates.
Video 1
YouTube - ‪Apollo 11 - Michael Collins' Jacket‬‏
In this video, I show the footage in question. The major part of the movement of his jacket is caused by a semi rigid plastic hose holding an attachment (with mass) at waist height, being moved away from and back towards him. The contact causes the jacket to naturally ripple and flex.
The video also highlights a bulging of his jacket, at the back and on his shoulder area. In itself a clear sign that the jacket's Earth weight does not pull the air out, but rather, a lack of weight holds it in place.
His arms are vertical and against the bulkhead above him, to counter his natural upwards motion in zero-g whilst jogging. This is effectively transferring his inertial motion from one direction to another in a short space of time and repeatedly.
I highlight the flexing of his body, his laterally twisting torso, and the upward and downward motion of his legs.
All of this activity creates air movement, though slight, that also has a contributary effect.
Video 2
YouTube - ‪Apollo 11 - Michael Collins' Jacket part 2‬‏
In this video, I concentrate on the motion in zero-g of Collins' identification tags (dogtags). The video highlights a very fleeting glimpse of the tags, shows them hovering in front of his neck, and moving side to side along with the lateral motion of his shoulders and neck. I have also slowed the footage down.
Video 3
YouTube - ‪Apollo 11 - Michael Collins' Jacket part 3‬‏
In this video, I address the issue of the cuffs supposedly always resting on his wrist. There are clearly instances, when the opposite is true. That is, the sleeves are puffed up with air and floating as they would in zero-g.
Video 4
YouTube - ‪Apollo 11 - Michael Collins' Jacket part 4‬‏
In this video, I show again the dogtags clearly floating, numerous times, zoomed in, and with a frame extract of all frames in the sequence. I demonstrate with back to back repeats, the sideways motion.
Video 5
YouTube - ‪Apollo 11 - Michael Collins' Jacket part 5‬‏
In this last video, I concentrate on isolating the signs of weightlessness and showing the numerous comments made on the videos. The comments in themselves, demonstrate a complete non-understanding of science, they contradict each other and quite frankly are absurd.
I will leave you with just the two comments from my videos made by the user cosmored, who is in fact the same person that created this thread:-
"Collins' jacket corner bounces up and down the way it would in gravity"
Then in reply to my video showing the puffed up back and shoulders of his jacket:-
"In zero-G the jacket would be bouncing up and down on his back if it were loose"
To anybody with rationale, logical thought, with even mild powers of discernement, I would say that fairly conclusively closes the door on that little piece of the "mountain of evidence".
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