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All this could of been put to bed if they had just left a bright strobe
flashing on the moon for everyone to see at night . instead of all this
distraction from real problems .
On Friday, July 26, 2019, Warren Keillor [email protected]
[EVGRAY] <[email protected]> wrote:
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> I remember being glued to our black and white TV screen, watching it all,
> live.
> Ironically, I got to build a full scale replica of the first and second
> stage of the lunar lander, years later, for the film, "Fly Away Home"
> Where I got first hand experience with all the engineering details, and
> how they worked, in such a straight forward sensible manner, for a
> suspension system to crash save astronauts. It very much reminded me of my
> space frame sports car experiences with Lotus, and Chinook, formula Fords.
> My leg suspension actually worked on that movie prop, and could be
> separated from the living module, as it was all steel tube,( as opposed to
> titanium )
> Non the less, I could see if anything could work, this was a good shot at
> it.
> I had the complete plans and engineering drawings to work with.
> Cheers Warren
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> On Fri., 26 Jul. 2019 at 9:18 a.m., Norman Wootan [email protected] [EVGRAY]
> <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Smokey! In a very strange way, I acquired two audio tapes, 7 inch,
> recorded at 1 7/8 speed, of the entire Appolo 11 mission done by an amateur
> radio buff. Jon Gentry. Dallas now has these original recordings. Really
> i interesting to listen to the real live dialog!
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> On Fri, Jul 26, 2019 at 7:09, David G Dawson [email protected] [EVGRAY]
> <[email protected]> wrote:
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> -------- Forwarded Message --------
> Subject: Man on the Moon
> Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2019 11:15:33 +1000
> From: David G Dawson <[email protected]> <[email protected]>
> Reply-To: [email protected]
> To:
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> *Man on the Moon:*
>
> Hello xxxxx,
>
> "Hahaha went to the moon. Yeah right."
>
> Very obvious that you do not believe Man has gone to the Moon. If you do
> any current Video viewing you will see that there are currently a multitude
> of videos on all of the Missions as we celebrate 50 years from these events.
>
> After 9 years in the Royal Australian Navy, Petty Officer after less than
> 4 years service and going for Chief at 8 years, and being screwed by the
> Public Service in delays (5 months) for a job as a Technical Officer at
> Navy Office Canberra which was listed as mine, I rang Canberra Deep Space
> Communications Complex (CDSCC).
>
> Rang on a Tuesday, response was immediate, yes, please come down for an
> interview on Thursday. Did so and was offerred 3 positions, which one did
> you want? Chose RF as that was my background. When can you start, when do
> you want me? Monday, I was picked up by one of the 17 cars that were used
> to get to the Station as it was 37 kms out of Canberra. At that time xxxx
> was pregnant with xxxx and we rented a country cottage only 5 miles from
> Tidbinbilla but was a start. I could have walked over the hills, it was
> only two miles away in a direct line.
>
> After being there only 5 months the RF Engineer chose me to go to Parkes
> as assitant RF (Movie - The Dish) for the Apollo 17 Moon landing - December
> 12 1972. ( I was one of the few operator RF types who was also a technical
> asset) Our job was to ensure their receiver Maser was working as designed
> as it was the only real NASA input to the Parkes CSIRO operation. The Az/El
> 64m Dish at Tidbinbilla (DSS43) was still in its final commissioning stage
> and why Parkes was still being used as the Video receiver station. The 34m
> Ha/Dec Dish at Tidbibilla (DSS42) was the same as Honeysuckle Creek where
> the first Moon walk was received from. Both TID and HSK had uplink
> capability using their 10 Kw transmitters.
>
> So, on the day, I am sitting in the Parkes Control Room with the 64m Dish
> looking at the Moon and recording all of the Apollo 17 landing details.
> This went on daily for the length of the final Mission, about a week. There
> was a video directly in front of us with real time data displayed and yes,
> the Dish was pointing at the Moon.
>
> There was no means by which any of this could be faked as there were too
> many stations involved at Goldstone -3/Madrid - 3/Australia - 4, as well as
> the multitude of world wide Radio Hams who were also in on this.. *Most
> of the Movie practice scenes were done on Earth but have gotten into the
> video mix and what is concerning those more interested in a conspiracy than
> a truth.*
>
> My time at Tidbinbilla was spent as the prime RF team operator with up
> front exposure to any specific special projects that required top operator
> input as in the Pioneer Venus Multi Probe - 3 Probes into the surface. I
> covered all of the Pioneer 10 and II/Mars Viking- Lander/Voyager I &
> II/Helios I & II, also involved at times with the Space Shuttle at DSS 42
> and any of the other manned operations.
>
> I was the receiver operator to first lock Helios II after its launch at
> DSS 42. I am also the one to discredit the Helios Missions in that there
> was a 16 second time delay purposefully installed in both Spacecraft to
> make it look as if the Sun is that ridiculous 93mill miles away.
>
> I was there helping in pushing the buttons, there was no coverup.
>
> Respectfully.
>
> Smokey
>
> *Addendum:*
>
> Cooby Creek just North of Toowoomba was also involved and made a high
> quality video of the event but was trashed and never used:
>
> https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-07-20/legend-of-cooby-
> creek-tracking-station-nasa-confiscated-video/11326648
>
> Also - Carnarvon in Western Australia had an important role to play for
> the Apollo II Mission in taking over from Honeysuckle Creek before Madrid
> in Spain came into view:
>
> https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-07-14/the-vital-role-
> played-by-carnarvon-in-the-apollo-11-moon-landing/11261800
>
> And the main Tx/Rx site at Honeysuckle Creek (HSK - DSS44) which was
> backed up by DSS 42 at Tidbinbilla:
>
> https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-07-19/nasa-apollo-11-
> moon-landing-footage-sent-via-honeysuckle-creek/11273724
>
> So as a correction - Australia had 5 Tracking Stations involved with
> Apollo 11 and if you were spending 1c of every 10c of taxpayer's money at
> the time on sending a Man to the Moon, wouldn't you make sure you had every
> contingency in place no matter what?
>
> At that time we also had in South Australia, Woomera (Missiles) and Ceduna
> (Telecommunications) available and were probably also on standby.
>
> Trump is doing his best to retrieve all of the lost/stolen technology that
> is no longer available in the USA and that is why they are now talking of a
> Moon Mission using Females in 2023.
>
> Smokey
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