Retired instrument/ electronics technician. Familiar with photography, optics, spectroscopy, have studied most of the instruments used in space missions.
Victoria, Canada
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AI but I will look into this further. It would explain much if the info is valid.
The Sumerian Tablet That Says the Grand Canyon Was Cut in One Day — And Describes What Cut It
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Getting more ridiculous by the day..
What I have learned through questioning some of the AI systems is that none of the worlds space agencies can provide the simple experimental evidence that would act as the foundation for all the cosmology models now presented as facts by the likes of NASA/ESA.
It really does appear that all the worlds space agencies are controlled by a higher authority whos job it is to keep us all completely in the dark about the true nature of the cosmos.
Maybe Earth really has a Black Hole Sun?🎶 😁
Astronomers discover a brand-new type of astrophysical object: A black hole star
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The Alison Inquiry in Canada which is receiving next to no mainstream media exposure anywhere in the world should be mandatory viewing for anyone still considering taking ANY mRNA vaccine.
Truly shocking testimony from the vaccine injured.
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Cosmology Fact Check retweeted
Fun fact.
Voyager 1, currently over 16 billions miles away (nearly 1 light day), still operates using 69 KB of memory, 8 track tape and Fortran code written in 1977.
The Nancy Grace Roman telescope does not just photograph things. How many people will ever understand what is involved?
I asked Grok:
"How complex are the mathematical processing algorithms required to create images from the data collected by WFI or CGI devices that the Roman space telescope uses?"
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I found this YouTube video very interesting and will have to look at the book of Enoch further. Many videos about it show up in my YT feed but most of them are AI slop, this one I thought quite well produced.
The Book of Enoch Says the Sun Hides a Second Light — And Describes When It Will Be Released
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Schmitt was seen by a rover mounted camera to be looking directly at the Sun without his dark visor down, and not even squinting. Try that with a Texas Sun.
Grok will tell you that the sky was black because the lunar surface was so bright that he would be unable to see the stars, but we have no actual measured surface brightness figures apart from the 135 lux value somehow determined by the LOLA instrument aboard LRO.
If the Sun was photographed during future missions from the lunar surface in order to try and see sunspots and using the Grok recommended ND filter and exposure settings it would see nothing at all. Of course they will ever take such an ND filter to the Moon.
Or a light meter to measure the surface brightness.
Former NASA astronaut Harrison Schmitt, the twelfth and last person to step on the Moon, describes the magnificent view from the lunar surface.
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I have decided to hang around on X a while longer after recent sessions with Grok gave me some ideas on how to try and work around the algorithms that would seem to result in Grok being incapable of performing what I would call inverse reasoning.
With the issue of the Sun or star visibility from cislunar space during manned Moon missions Grok is unable it seems to take into account the things that the Apollo or Artemis crews did not see, photograph or describe just as much as what they did photograph or describe.
Grok has so far been very useful for research and even helpful with suggesting the experiments from space that would adhere to the Empirical Science requirements for proof of Sun and star visibility from free space. It even pointed out to me that NASA likely would not perform experiments that could send all presently accepted academic cosmology models to the trash heap.
Human Intelligence goes up against Artificial Intelligence, game on! 😁
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I was asking grok about solar filters and why no manned space mission has ever taken an appropriate ND filter. Pretty boring..
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The real reason that none of the manned space missions have ever taken an appropriate Neutral Density filter for solar photography is that any attempt to use such a filter would blow the whole show wide open, all present cosmology models would be null and void.
To detect the Sun from space requires the use of a dedicated Sun sensor. No unmanned missions can perform their missions without the use of Sun sensors for navigation, and most missions carry multiple Sun sensors, up to 16 in some cases.Losing track of the Sun involves running a search pattern in order to relocate it.
" No evidence indicates that the Artemis II crew had dedicated solar filters (or equivalent extreme neutral-density filters suitable for safely photographing the unobscured solar disk) as part of their camera kit."
Why NOT take an ND fiter on manned missions?
"Mission priorities, risk management, mass/volume constraints, and the limited scientific return of basic solar-disk imaging explain why neither Artemis II nor the Apollo missions carried suitable neutral-density (or dedicated solar) filters for photographing the unobscured Sun."
Mass and volume constraints? Get serious.
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According to Grok the Artemis 2 crew would have been able to see the Sun while in cislunar space by simply looking out the windows. No crew reports or photos support this claim and there is no evidence that sunlight ever entered the cabin other that during the eclipse period, and that light was not directly from the Sun but generated in the lunar exosphere by solar far-UV excited silica sub-micron sized microspheres in the lunar exosphere.
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Rather disappointing that I would be Blocked by Richard Gage, AIA, Architect when I have been a strong supporter of the controlled demolition explanation from the very start. Perhaps my mini-nukes proposal for the disintegration of the 4 main upright girders in 1&2 was too close to the truth for him?
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The existence of petroglyphs found around the world depicting what are quite clearly high energy events occurring in the ancient skies lends support to the idea of electro-magnetic geomophology being the primary shaper of many features on Earths surface rather than millions of years of slow weathering that academic geologists now believe in.
The calculated temperatures of the Suns chromosphere supposedly by thermally initiated ionisation may rather be due to electric fields within a plasma double layer.
TB still believes the Sun is a hot and bright ball of fusing hydrogen unfortunately. 😁
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AI could and should be employed to benefit humanity through education. It would need to be an 'open source' version and not one controlled by those who have only their own greedy corporate agendas as priorities.
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Time to quit X.
Not surprisingly it seems my reach on X has been throttled to a very great degree. As other users have commented the For You and Following content has become limited to just a few users and the algorithms intent would seem to be just to keep me distracted by topics that I have very little interest in.
My hope in subscribing had been that Elon Musk would have been an honest and honorable man who would be a help in revealing some truths about the Cosmos that NASA and other space capable institutions have been hiding from us since the beginning of the Space Age.
It has become obvious that Elon is not who I had hoped, and is rather in league with NASA and the Military Industrial Complex.
Grok.
Grok since its inception has been very useful in a number of ways. As a search engine it helped find and search documents that I had previously not come across, particularly NASA documents.
I was pleased with the first iteration of Grok when it agreed with my contention that the stars we see from Earth would be too small to be seen by eye without there being some mechanism to diffuse the point sources so that they would be visible to us. Earths atmospheric components would be the diffusing medium.
The second and subsequent GROK iterations say the opposite, that any matter would block star light, not diffuse it. Experiments required.
I believe that a truer model of our Sun was revealed to me 'out of the blue' one day, about 2 years after I had begun meditating on the subject, and doing some Sun gazing too. No words or images, just concepts, that came in just a few seconds. It took me quite a while to try and understand what I had received, but the dipole, torus and magnetic, charge confining nested shells (double layers) were the most important I believe.
Not sure how much longer I will be posting here but will maybe have a look at substack after summer is over, and will start dropping in on the Thunderbolts forum as GaryN and mostly in the New Insights and Mad Ideas section. The forum was the only place on the internet that allowed me, after a bit of a rocky start, to post alternative views on the nature of our Sun and cosmology models in general.
I still have some radically different explanations in some areas but there are some that we are at least on the same page.
David Drew: Our Electric Moon | Thunderbolts
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I asked Grok if a night vision camera would see stars from the lunar surface and it said for sure, even better without atmospheric interference.
Maybe they could take a Sony A7SIII to the Moon when Artemis finally gets there, or even earlier missions that don't land.
Sony a7SIII Astrophotography, Geminids. Extreme Low-Light tests. Big Bend, Texas
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Jeremy Hansen, the Canadian astronaut who flew on NASA's Artemis II moon mission takes step down.
Too bad we didn't get to hear more about the mission from the crew. Rumors are of course going around that what he saw was so unsettling that he doesn't want to have to be grilled by an independent interviewer.
I know I'd like to ask him, and Koch in particular, about the view of the stars but that will never happen of course.
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Slow weathering or almost instant formation?
What scientists Found at Australia's Devils Marbles Has Shocked the Entire World
youtu.be/UhgIsQgvTds
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