The full transcripts of every flight from the first Mercury missions through the end of the Apollo missions are available online. In many cases mp3s of the actual communications are available as well.
The only things they redacted were private medical communications and swear words (*expletive deleted*) and other things that were garbled.
And yet the original non-grainy recording of the moon landing was destroyed and nobody ever seen it. And when photographic film exposed to x-rays will fog the film. Why wasn't any of the film fogged? And is it true their cameras didn't even have a view finder?
I see science at being very solid in truth to a point. It is just incomplete. It is only as accurate beyond this point limited to the accuracy of data and completeness of variables put into a model of prediction.
I used to be a huge believer in science most of my life. But things have changed. As now it is looking more and more ridiculous everyday. Sadly they don't even use all of the data anymore. Nor have I seen the existence of a thing called peer review either. As if someone who can debunk the science, is always silenced.
The Soviets almost made it to having cosmonauts walk on the moon. They would have done it had they worked out the bugs in the N1 rocket.
I don't get it? Why would the Soviets give up on going to the moon, while continuing their own space program? But never going through the Van Allen Radiation Belt? Nor have we or anybody else since then either.
This is so strange and so unhuman like thing to do. It is like saying since someone first climbed Mount Everest, so everybody else would lose interest in trying. Did the US give up with satellites because the Soviets did it first? Hell no! So why would it stop the Soviets from going to the moon?
And speaking about satellites, the most logical reason I heard was the US knew when and where the Soviets would launch theirs. And we waited for them to catch up before we launched. Why? Because if the US did first, they would have received a lot of crap about flying over other countries airspace and there would be a worldwide ban on satellites. But if the Soviets launched first, nobody would say anything. Genius, eh?