Are the Van Allen Belts Deadly? Debunking the Biggest Moon Landing Hoax!
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With NASA planning to send Artemis astronauts farther into space than ever, should they be worried about the deadly effects of the Van Allen belts? Here, I describe to James Altucher what the claims are and what the real concerns should be.
My response to Moon landing denial claims by Kim Kardashian, Candace Owens, and Bart Sibrel
I answer all the big questions:
⇨ Why did the flag move with no wind? ⇨ Is there really no gravity on the moon? ⇨ Why haven't we gone back? ⇨ How did the astronauts survive the Van Allen radiation belts?
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Timestamps
00:00 Moon Landing Hoax Claims 05:12 Trust, Truth, and Controversy 07:26 Apollo Astronauts' Press Conference Doubts 10:50 Joe Rogan Questions Moon Landing 15:36 Van Allen Belts and Radiation 18:43 Debunking Van Allen Belt Claims 20:01 Worst Moon Landing Hoax Argument Explained 22:57 Van Allen Belts and Spaceflight 28:42 Moon Landing Conspiracy Critique 29:28 Refuting Lies is Harder
References:
Joe on American Alchemy with Jesse Michels https://youtu.be/C_Na1tI5qpw?si=-K2I10rLwf_OYriL Bart SIbrel on Danny Jones https://youtu.be/58YGzlW3Koc?si=pWcZ2QecGf33owr2 Bart SIbrel and Charlie Duke on Danny Jones https://youtu.be/kMn6sI4X66s?si=X3v8Eng3lT3BYwDT Bart's confrontations with NASA astronauts https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astronauts_Gone_Wild Fauci-Collins "devastating published take down" of "fringe epidemiologist" Jay Bhattacharya https://aier.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/FirstCollinsEmail.pdf
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