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@tianwong152

Ай бұрын

It's not important whether they went to the moon back in the day. The important thing is whether they can go now. If they had it, they lost it.

If I were the Chinese, the Canadians the U.K., and Austrailians would be added to the non-invited list.

@johnfoo1959

Ай бұрын

Agreed! If Canada and UK were to be given the soil, they will immediately given to NASA secretly and US will get the soil easily with no problem at all 🤒

@user-pr1ll1zy4n

Ай бұрын

China wants these countries to report back to their master that what China did was actually true and verified!

@cuteandfunnyearthlings2863

Ай бұрын

I don't trust these pack of wild dogs

@MarkMiller304

Ай бұрын

5 eyes should be banned

@SLi-pr8vv

Ай бұрын

​@@cuteandfunnyearthlings2863agree with you. They do act like a pack of wild dogs.

The American land on the moon is really a truly made in Hollywood mission 😂😂😂

@truthaboveall7988

Ай бұрын

it’s truly looking like it or else we are just really bad at space

@dlcc012david

Ай бұрын

@@truthaboveall7988 cause for so long U have a corrupted government n system n a hidden hand that's running the country

@Spacerkari

Ай бұрын

You can see the hardware left behind from lunar orbit.

@KaiserHooray

Ай бұрын

So, they apparently sent men to the Moon and brough them back 50 years ago. But in 2024, they sent a few to the ISS and couldn't bring them back. 🤣

@KaiserHooray

Ай бұрын

Some clues it was fake, or that US had revolutionary tech (that they have since lost 😂): Time: With 21st century tech, China took 51 hours and several attempts to connect the returning moon probe to the mother ship orbiting the moon, then fly around Earth a few times before descending. With 1990s technology, NASA needed just 60 hours to complete a moon walk, erect a flag, drive a moon vehicle, collect moon soil, connect with the mother rocket and land on earth. Spacesuits: The moon temperature ranges from 250°F (121°C) (above the melting point of plastic) in daylight, to -208°F (-133°C). To cool, warm and protect astronauts, China's spacesuit weighs 500 pounds (226 kg). NASA's weighed 180 lb. The Agency claims it has lost its spacesuit technology. Rover: Fifty years before practical EVs, NASA Rover was fueled by electricity, but there’s no battery visible and (since Li batteries were decades in the future) its weight would be immense. Radiation: In a 1994 interview, NASA administrator Dan Goldin admitted they would have to find a way to overcome the effects of cosmic radiation if man was ever to venture out of Earth orbit, despite the fact they had successfully done it 6 times 25 years earlier. In 2005, NASA reiterated that the radiation problem was a ‘showstopper’ for man returning to the Moon. Ballistics: NASA did not master the Qian Xuesen ballistic re-entry technique, and re-entering at interplanetary speed would have killed the astronauts. In 2022, NASA claimed that Orion was the first to use semi-ballistic return (dipping into the Earth's atmosphere and then skipping back out before reentering for final descent). How did they return in 1969?

Unlike the US, China actually has been on the moon… multiple times! The US’s moon-landing was made in Hollywood with the help of Stanley Kubrick’s special effects!

@mbvgvskvrs868

Ай бұрын

Anyone who doubts this should look closely at the US astronauts' visors in all the Apollo lunar spacewalk videos and you will see the reflected spotlights used to light up the scenes. Spotlights are very distinct from the sun because the former are big circles while the latter is a small bright star when reflected from a visor. Spotlights create hot-spots on the ground whereas the sun evenly lights the ground BRIGHTLY everywhere. If you scrutinize these reflected spotlights by stepping through the video frame by frame, you will even see the spotlights being switched on/off. This happens at least twice in the Apollo 17 video.

@KaiserHooray

Ай бұрын

Some other clues it was fake, or that US had revolutionary tech (that they have since lost😂): Time. With 21st century tech, China took 51 hours and several attempts to connect the returning moon probe to the mother ship orbiting the moon, then fly around Earth a few times before descending. With 1990s technology, NASA needed just 60 hours to complete a moon walk, erect a flag, drive a moon vehicle, collect moon soil, connect with the mother rocket and land on earth. Spacesuits. The moon temperature ranges from 250°F (121°C) (above the melting point of plastic) in daylight, to -208°F (-133°C). To cool, warm and protect astronauts, China's spacesuit weighs 500 pounds (226 kg). NASA's weighed 180 lb. The Agency claims it has lost its spacesuit technology. Rover. Fifty years before practical EVs, NASA Rover was fueled by electricity, but there’s no battery visible and (since Li batteries were decades in the future) its weight would be immense. Radiation. In a 1994 interview, NASA administrator Dan Goldin admitted they would have to find a way to overcome the effects of cosmic radiation if man was ever to venture out of Earth orbit, despite the fact they had successfully done it 6 times 25 years earlier. In 2005, NASA reiterated that the radiation problem was a ‘showstopper’ for man returning to the Moon. Ballistics. NASA did not master the Qian Xuesen ballistic re-entry technique, and re-entering at interplanetary speed would have killed the astronauts. In 2022, NASA claimed that Orion was the first to use semi-ballistic return (dipping into the Earth's atmosphere and then skipping back out before reentering for final descent). How did they return in 1969?

very methodical work by China!! CHINA STRONG!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤

@JERRYGOODE

Ай бұрын

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China cannot be stopped! Bravo!

Useless of A very unhappy of recent China moon mission success really hurts the American pride !

@gliu1431

Ай бұрын

Some say Ass.

The American Humble Pie must taste very bitter to the Yanks.

@originalandrewmark

Ай бұрын

esp. Baked in Guadong w/ Taipei apples

@JERRYGOODE

Ай бұрын

Hell yeah

It was Hollywood that landed back in July 1969. It was easy.

The US is afraid that the Chinese moon rover doesn't run over Neil Armstrong's footprints that don't exist 😂

@FallenLeavesBackToRoots

Ай бұрын

They will blame China if the footprints are not found at a future time.

@originalandrewmark

Ай бұрын

Russians just posted photo of 'flag' on X

@jameslum8822

Ай бұрын

Taken on a Hollywood studio. Don't lie.....​@@originalandrewmark

@KaiserHooray

Ай бұрын

The Useless States in fact declared that alleged landing area off limit to other nations. 😂

@nostradamus2642

Ай бұрын

@@KaiserHooray In case they are discovered not to exist.

Since the Wolf Amendment was passed in 2011, then China should start cooperation with the usa in another 13 years time. Isolating China was meant to stop China's space exploration, but they have done it all by themselves.

love the flag and the China moon tattoo!!! BEAUTIFUL!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

@JERRYGOODE

Ай бұрын

Gorgeous

Some Western nations are fretting & alarmed by the latest achieve of the Chinese on their Lunar space programs. The former is lagging behind and will not report this great news in the Western mainstream media. Certainly they envious too.

Just see how quiet US govt and media, did not dare even mention they had went to the moon. 😂😂😂

@JERRYGOODE

Ай бұрын

Hahaha haha true

@blakedullard3455

Ай бұрын

Conspiracies are allowed on KZread now? Russia recently tried to launch a craft on the moon and it crashed on the surface. This fetishized obsession with hating and mocking other countries all the time and wanting to condemn millions of people simply for being born in the wrong country is really wrong and hateful. I don’t understand this need to be this chaotic about it all the time. I hope the people who make these videos don’t teach their children this hate and allow them to grow up with an open mind.

US needs to protect their lies for nationalism otherwise they will lose their credibility among their allies. This is so interesting because when chang-e 6 landed there was a telescope I think from the US if I'm not mistaken, located with visual imagery the chang-e 6 spacecraft, however the US can't locate their own spacecrafts that they left behind during their moon landing.

@eugenechin2863

Ай бұрын

Funny you mention that. The Chinese were actually looking for that flag when they were circling the moon with a probe..lol

The mark left on the moon surfaces by the Chinese space craft "chongguo" is the mark of success 👏👏👏👏👏

It’s very brave of you Jerry to speak out at least doubting the truth of the US Apollo missions. The Chinese moon program clearly points out how difficult it is to send humans to the moon, which is mission impossible for the US to accomplish 6 times in the 70s without major failures.

little-India also left a mark on the moon, a skip-mark of their moon-crasher

Without Chinese manufacturing, U.S. aerospace has fallen into a Hollywood malfunction script. But it’s a pity that Captain America and Superman don’t exist in this world.

@user-sf1nq9uj7p

Ай бұрын

According to Hollywood, Superman has a base on the moon. 😀😄😁😅🤣😂

Many people are now doubting the US landed on the moon in Apollo 11.

they claimed they have lost all the data lol PEACE

@JERRYGOODE

Ай бұрын

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Thanks for your excellent report about the moon minerals robotic explorations. God bless your good works and love for family at home.❤

Interesting little video, nice to see you back, hope the family are well...Peace and JaYoe

@izregistered

Ай бұрын

Something just doesn't seem right with him. His eyes look so tired. He told us he was going to be doing a video every day, also the WhatsApp group seems dead now. Has he had his new little baby? If you know his contact info maybe you can reach out and wish him well.

@MarkinDali

Ай бұрын

@@izregistered Yes he had the baby, healthy little girl, but some other family health issues have come up, I will send you regards ..Peace and JaYoe

@JERRYGOODE

Ай бұрын

Thanks 👍 mate much appreciated!

Hello Jerry, China should not let unfriendly countries a glimpse into the moon soil samples.

@artpan4376

Ай бұрын

You see...Western civilization has achieved many results in the past, they are very practical and ambitious, but....they never could muster the wisdom.....and wisdom pays in long term.

Chang E 6 is the basis for Chang E 7 and Chang E 8, using moon soil to built the moon base.

@JERRYGOODE

Ай бұрын

China is seriously winning the Soace exploration race hands down, it's not even close at this point

About the US "moon" samples: The Soviet Union’s unmanned missions obtained lunar soil and found water, while the United States said there was no water. The Soviet Union was not confident and could only believe that the lunar soil it obtained was contaminated. Now, China has proved that lunar soil contains water.

@JERRYGOODE

Ай бұрын

Correct

Thank you for sharing this Jerry🎉🎉🎉

@JERRYGOODE

Ай бұрын

You are so welcome💪

Exciting times we live in. China missed the 1st age of exploration, they remember the disaster that resulted. They will not miss this 2nd age.

@JERRYGOODE

Ай бұрын

China is ahead at this point far ahead actually

❤😊THANK YOU FOR THE GREAT NEWS FROM CHINA. HOPE YOU HIT 50K SOON.

As a law-abiding people, the Chinese scientists must be very wary they could become another Meng Wanzhou, get jailed while stopping over in a NATO country for violating an unknown US domestic law - such as helping their American counterparts in space research, against the 2011 Wolf Clause.

One of the things that China has found on the Far-side of the Moon is Helium 3, and hopefully its in abundance. Helium 3 is rare on Earth, due to it being consumed by our Ozone layer. However, Helium 3 has the same power as Uranium, which is used to power up Nuclear reactors for decades. The good thing about Helium 3 is that is does NOT have dangerous radioactive wastes as does Uranium. It can power up CLEAN Nuclear Reactors.

I’m also doubting the original moon landing. China is easily landing rovers in the moon while India, Japan and the US are struggling. A private US company sent one recently and while it landed, it was anything but smooth.

It is easy to find out the truth about the original American moon landings. Train the Hubble te;escope, or Chinese cameras on their visiting spacecraft, or drive a rover there, exactly on the spot of the Apollo 11 landing. There should be an American flag there. If there is, then no more arguments. There should still be marks where the lunar module landed. If there isn't, also no more arguments.

When China went to space for the first time in 2003, Shenzhou 5, the lone pilot stayed in orbit for 21 hours, and after he got back to earth, he could barely stand, kind of walking limping. The next mission, Shenzhou 6, two pilots stayed in orbit for 4 days, and they could barely stand too, but not really walk. Longer missions, 10-15 days, they cannot even stand. Soviets don't show much, but their pilots are always dragged out by others, not by themselves, and they are on some stretchers. And then there was the comment by the Ex-head of Roscosmos, Dmitry Rogozin's cucumber comment. So, how come only Americans walk out and jumping and running and standing on their feet, right after their space missions? Moon mission, 12 days, they walk out and stood on their feet fine. Skylab 4 mission, 84 days in space, they got out of capsule on their own and walked out like soldiers. Space Shuttle, sometimes 15, 19 days in space, they march out of the shuttle as if they are ready to fight. Do you have more information on this? How does Chinese citizens view about American space program?

Let them be ignorant. If you don't know your enemy then...😂😂😂

Well done China

@JERRYGOODE

Ай бұрын

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It's great what China has achieved so far in their lunar expeditions but let's not gloat which is what some other nations tend to. China still has a long way to go to landing a man on the lunar surface safely and return him back to earth unharmed - and them from there, to the construction of the first lunar base there which the U.S. failed to do despite having landed on the moon, SIX times between 1969 and 1972, 50 years ago (and haven't been back since). First landing in 1969 - okay. It was a "milestone" that brought back some moon rocks but thereafter, all the other FIVE were also just moon rock picking sessions? China can and should be able to do better but let's wait before boasting or gloating. In the race between the rabbit and the tortoise, the rabbit gloated too much while thr tortoise reached the "Finish" line before he did. * note: the Chinese Change' 6 mission was covered in a tiny little less than 20-second news "tid-bit" on Australian television - sort of, a "by the way" throwaway snippet. Not important enough to cover in any detail even though these were approximately 1.9kg of samples collected by a robot on the far side of the moon (the almost 2 kg could have been a lot more except that the drill could not penetrate through a hard rocky layer beneath 2metres deep (2 metres is about 6.6 feet - still pretty impressive for a robot). I suppose the news didn't report Chang'e 6 finding the existence of charged particles nor carbon nanotubes in the retrieved moon samples.

Thanks bro for the great video

@JERRYGOODE

Ай бұрын

Any time, I'm glad you liked it

The chinese scientists should make a trip to the US Hollywood studio to collect a few soil samples, and later pass one of the samples to the US labelled as "lunor soil sample" . To their surprise, they may soon discover the composition of the "lunor soil" sample is identical to that collected during Apollo 11 mission.

Those rocks kill snakes ! I hate that snake !

傑瑞下午好

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Thank you for your info, it surely brings out the very question that has been in many people's minds.

Thanks for sharing and surfacing the truth. 👏👍

bravo for your kind words in all honesty👍

we love the library in the background

saw a sour face lol!🤣

Actually, China's Chang 'e 5 mission to the near side of the moon to collect samples back to earth was pretty much a blue print of the Apollo manned moon mission. Main difference is America's was a manned moon mission and China's was an unmanned moon mission. The principle of doing so is basically the same. China was keen on studying that.

NASA boss Nelson says they dont need to explorer the dar side of the moon, its dark, 😅

@JERRYGOODE

29 күн бұрын

Hahahahahahahahahaha I'm tweeting this

at least books. nice atmosphere. books.

🛰️ Taikonaut MERITOCRACY Of CHINA 💯%. i wish 🧞 i was CHINESE 💯%. 💜☸️☯️🕉️💜

Here’s something to think about from watching American moon landing video: 1) who was the camera man that filmed Armstrong getting off the ship and who was the camera man being left behind as we were shown the rocket leaving the moon after 2) why was their wind blowing on the flag if it’s a vacuum out there 3) how did they fit that moon buggy in that ship 4) how come the foot print they showed on the moon soil does not match the sole of the spacesuit we see on display in museum 5) how did the president talk to the astronauts with a landline as they shown on video 6) how did they get live feed of them in the moon if I can’t even get consistent internet now in some areas outside the city

@WANDERER0070

5 күн бұрын

The Flag is made of ALUMINUM foil 😂

❤

Thank you 😂😂

Should of picked up the USA flag but they couldn't locate it.

@JERRYGOODE

Ай бұрын

Lollllll

Did they find the American flag?

MERITOCRACY Of CHINA 💯%. i wish 🧞 i was CHINESE 💯%. 💜☸️☯️🕉️💜

China gets her money's worth in space exploration and NASA not so much.

Back then US does "gift" China 1g of "Moon soil", so I believe in term of good faith, China can give them back 1g to study. 🤣

@mahbrum

Ай бұрын

Was it moon soil though?

The playlist isn't numbered correctly and the parts after part 4 haven't been dubbed in English. kzread.info/dash/bejne/lYR6xMWTn5zJmtY.html

BBC: No, no, no. They didn't bring back 2kg. They failed miserably. They came back with only 1.9353kg only. It was a failure. Mission was not achieved. 🤣🤣🤣

@jameslum8822

Ай бұрын

BBC .....Brutish Bullshitting Corp

@ssdhusg6042

Ай бұрын

They roughly calculated the density of the soil on the far side of the moon from the samples taken on the 5th. However, from the American samples, the density was seriously misestimated, resulting in Sample No. 5 not being close to the expected value.

@kennedy6618

Ай бұрын

@zerpentsa, BBC means: British Bullsh*! Corporation.

@JERRYGOODE

Ай бұрын

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Hi Jerry, there were an error in your statement about moon samples. When Prersident Nixion visited China and met with Mao. I believe Nixion handed Mao a small moon sample as a good will gift. I believe Americans are looking way to get around it own law, the Wolf amendment. When the ISS deorbit, the Americans are making suggestion in co operation with China on its space station.

@_angelique9267

Ай бұрын

@MithtySteve001 Incorrect rumour 🧐 Nixon "Did NOT" bring any moon sample when he visited China in 1972, but a pair of Porcelain Swans as a gift to Mao, where the swan statues are being kept on display at the Central Gift & Cultural Relics Management in Beijing. Truth & Peace, God Bless 🙏🌈✨

@MightySteve001

Ай бұрын

@@_angelique9267 Thank you for your correction.

Okay your logic is pretty disingenuous and flawed. Do you your research before spouting out rhetoric and bullshit.

@JERRYGOODE

Ай бұрын

Like what exactly, point the "flaws" out son

100% Bullshit Jerry - as usual. Laughable ignorant rhetoric

One of the three major pillars of the Chinese space agency , professor AuYeung did mention that he believe the Americans have landed on the moon. 52% of the Americans did not agree with him, saying it is a hoist that any American indeed landed on the moon. Mind you almost all the scientists involved in the Apollo project were from the old technologically advanced country like the German and other nation. I suppose a lot of those scientists are working for the SpaceX program as opposed for Boeing. I hope this mystery that did the Americans actually landed on will one day be clarified once and for all.

Why would China work with someone like US whom always hold animosity towrads China for no reason at all ?

“Chang+'e' (pronounced as 'chan er' not 'chan ge') in Chinese Pinyin, meaning 嫦娥，the moon goddess in Chinese mythical legends.

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How is the truth exposed when your media lies to you ? It was on news in many countries just not in western 😂😂

卡佳 @LiaoKatya