Father of a boy who often fell Ill from simple cold viruses & we nearly lost. Spent 5 yrs researching while helping countries keep pandemic losses to 7 million.
My work doing advance COVID outbreak predictions started in mid 2020.
New Zealand's was my first prediction based on my waterborne transmission theory
From this point they became numerous, worldwide & the accuracy narrowed down outbreaks to very specific timeframes
Note dates
@7BitShift@FoxNews I just double checked and I'm correct that Artemis wasn't heat treating the wastewater so things like SARS-CoV-2 could potentially be ejected into space.
Whoops.
Too late now but something @NASA need to seriously consider when they fix their toilet or develop other spacecraft.
@7BitShift@FoxNews Current waste treatment processes on Earth only partially destroy some SARS-CoV-2 while possibly leaving others viable. The process requires a secondary heat treatment process which often isn't done. That & spills is a big problem & how I predicted outbreaks in advance globally.
@InterstellarUAP If the pandemic was just droplet transmission between people how did I accurately predict outbreaks between countries in advance?
Lol...you're one click and a little scrolling away from understanding that one.
They say NASA Apollo rock testing shows the moon may be 4.5 billion yrs old.
But because of it constantly drifting away from Earth it should NOT have been here past 1.5 billion years ago as our gravity would have ripped it apart.
There's 3 billion missing years of difference.
In 1969 it's said tests were conducted by NASA using the Apollo missions.
During the multiple tests, rocket stages intentionally struck the moon.
It's said the moon rang like a bell for close to an hour leading some to think it's hollow.
@TechSpatiales Orion is supposedly past the moon now.
Just to see anything left by Apollo missions on the moon surface one would need a telescope with a 300 meter diameter aperture.
I'm not sure what people are seeing but it's highly unlikely to be anything connected to Artemis.
Is Artemis Orion flying around a ship designed to look like a moon or where did our moon come from?
The moon is DRIFTING AWAY from Earth.
Earth is about 4.54 billion yrs old.
Just 1.56 billion yrs ago the moon would have been so close Earths gravity would have destroyed it!
Lol...none of the photos proving the Apollo mission equipment left on the moon and supposedly taken by other countries even match!
Are these photos real or AI?
Was the Apollo mission a hoax?
Is the Orion Artemis mission the first to get to the moon or a hoax too?
Si USA nunca fue a la luna en los 70s porque la URSS los FELICITÓ por el logro y ABANDONÓ la carrera espacial?
Si fue falso lo HABRÍAN DETECTADO
Mas aun, Japón, China, India y la ESA mandaron sondas a la Luna y todas fotografiaron los sitios de aterrizaje del Apollo🤣
Not one telescope on Earth can see anything left on the moon by Apollo missions.
To do so would need a telescope with an aperture of up to 300 metres in diameter & a proper setup.
Up to 450+ Billion spent on moon missions yet nothing a person can even verify themselves.
Look at us!
We went to the moon in 1969! Our Apollo beat out the Soviets in the space race to the moon!
Look carefully though...
Does any single one of them look like they accomplished the world's biggest feat in history or do they look like they came dead last in the race?
@LouC4149@andy_buksterlin@SouthernKeeks The top category of IQ is often known as genius. I scored at the top end of the category directly under it. It's possible I could have scored even higher but I got interrupted during the timed test. I'm not sure how much that hurt the final results.
@thehealthb0t My dad researched cancer for years while even hiring another assistant to help.
What he invariably found was that others who got positive lab results or had possibly found a cure had their funding cut off and their work terminated.
@andy_buksterlin@SouthernKeeks I'm high IQ and I've read enough to question the validity of the Apollo missions. Even Buzz Aldrin in a Conan interview told him we didn't go and that we watched was an animation. An astronaut ON the Apollo that landed on the moon! Was he serious or joking? Point #2
@SouthernKeeks Are you aware of the radioactive Van Allen Belt these spacecraft have to fly through? When ask how Apollo accomplished this it was said 'by going fast'. The US then used nuclear bombs to try to blow a hole through it. It failed INCREASING the radiation levels. Just one point.
Some of the sewage on Artemis apparently gets dumped out into space (when their toilet isn't frozen).
This poses an interesting question.
How many viruses can get dumped out in space in situations like this?
The COVID virus can withstand long-term freezing temperatures.
@FoxNews Just think...
If any of those astronauts are carrying the COVID virus they'll dump it out in space with their wastewater and possibly infect an alien race somewhere else.
Does anyone have a Star Wars started by frozen turds on their future predictions?
If a freeway gets you from point A to B perfectly fine you wouldn't drop explosives across the road. The Van Allen Radiation Belt posed a serious problem for moon travel. The USA bombed it with nuclear weapons to try to open it up. Instead they INCREASED the radiation levels.
@InterstellarUAP If a freeway gets you from point A to B perfectly fine you wouldn't drop explosives across the road. The Van Allen Radiation Belt posed a serious problem for moon travel. The USA bombed it with nuclear weapons to try to open it up. Instead they INCREASED the radiation levels.
@InterstellarUAP This is the prediction post mentioned in my above comment.
Covid is not gone but H5N1 is a serious problem too. There may be other virus contenders.
I publicly warned of the COVID pandemic 6 weeks before the WHO declared it based upon even earlier data and calculations.
@InterstellarUAP Part 2 of 2
As I said this is just one of our problems. Years ago I posted the warning this would start again in 2025-2026 timeframe and we are once again on the verge of that with some viruses.