Got a friend who needs some normie Redpill fuel. Dump what you have boys, I'll start. Don't let those cock sucking Masons hide in the shadows.
PS, to the inevitable dipshit that brings up the swivel helmet, let me ask you this: Could they turn the outer shell by turning their neck? I don't think so.
Not even sure why I'm bothering. The Gemini project tested a whole bunch of different helmet designs including several missions with a helmet that could swivel. They were in very active development and trying to figure out what worked and what didn't work. The swivel is on a bearing that makes it very easy to pivot while the main retaining ring is connected down the suit torso to prevent helmet rise. Pic is Ed White looking left. >t. actually study this shit.
>So you are saying that him turning his head inside the suit made it swivel? Is that your claim? It's not a claim, it's a fact. You can see the swivel seam in this picture. Note how much bulkier the helmet ring is compared to the Apollo A7L helmet rings. It made sense from a space-fighter-pilot perspective but not for planetary exploration or zero-G construction.
you can clearly see his pinky go in the dude's pocket. have you fucks never ironed your clothes? creases in clothing happens when you care about your image.
Elijah Myers
>uses peripherals in order to grab partner since staring into camera >misses his waist band loops but pinky snags inside of pocket and pulls You ever reached out to grab something but miss whatever it was you were trying to grab but still made a fist as if you had grabbed onto it? Same thing except he caught his pocket with the tip of his pinky
Ian Ross
This has been posted so many times, and every time it's pointed out that his pinky gets caught in the pocket
Austin Kelly
>So you are saying that him turning his head inside the suit made it swivel? Is that your claim?
Clearly brain waves you imbecile
Dominic Flores
Uh huh, so he turned his head thus turning the outer shell of the helmet. Tell me, could this function be disengaged? Or was his neck locked into a cylinder that forced movement of the helmet every time he turned it? From your picture it looks like he would have had to turn it every time he moved his head. Is that what you think you are seeing on this space walk?
My contention is that it's bullshit because it means every time he moved his head the helmet would move.
How was the swivel system kept in a vacuum? Every other part of the suit is sealed but for that to move it requires freely moving parts, this means a gap.
Tell me, how do they cool space suits when air conditioning can't work in a vacuum?
>NASA is a giant cabal so rich and powerful that they can send massive rockets into space just to trick the goyim! >hehehe, they're editing in the videos is so bad that a baby could bust it!