The further the Internet deepens us to various discoveries, conjectures of people, facts - the more we begin to think about many things, not trust and recheck a lot …
Today, purely by chance, I met my school physics teacher. For twenty years I have not seen this man and even forgot his name. Although he recognized me and blurted out something. Years of course change people, especially when you don't see a person for a very long time. But that's not the point…
Of course, I was not at a loss, because sometimes I like to conduct various interesting experiments in theories, guesses on Zen, so I asked a knowledgeable person about my suspicions about space, radiation and, in general, about new evidence, such as those that the Americans were not on the Moon and others …
The questions were straightforward - after all, I am no longer a student of the school and I can safely call many by their proper names …
He told me a lot of inconsistencies, although when he worked - the teacher is obliged to teach us according to the school curriculum, books and generally not to leave his path, but then I heard more interesting answers to my questions:
Van Allen belts or radiation belts everyone heard? The level is transcendental and not a single living organism simply can exist there for a long time …
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Remember Indiana Jones was hiding from a nuclear explosion in the refrigerator? So, let's say he survived the shock wave itself (I'm talking about a man) and hid in the refrigerator, because everyone knows that in those days there were lead plates in the walls, and lead as such delays radiation, but only for a while …
I learned that it turns out that one decimeter of a lead plate is naturally thick - it will hold only 45 minutes of radioactive radiation, which exceeds the permissible hazard level for humans. So these experiments were carried out on Earth!
Lead spaceships?
And the Americans then how were they on the moon?
Astronauts go into space, where it is teeming with radioactive radiation everywhere - how?
My teacher did not believe in all this, but the school curriculum is work …
Where then is the truth, Ladies and Gentlemen?