Lesta Nediam LNC2016-10-15 1015 +nationalparksign

Lesta Nediam LNC2016-10-15 1015 +nationalparksign
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+nationalparksign __ "NASA" waited until I fell asleep before posting haha. This character ("Reid Wiseman") seems to be based off a Canadian "SyFy" television character (I'll find the guy when at the desktop).

It looks like a propaganda video to counter some points. Notice at 1:14 she asks "is there a delay?" and then he replies "almost none". This is interesting for several reasons.

First of all "almost" suggests there can be a delay but yet also none. A way to have it both ways! (A "geek" like "Wiseman" should have replied "between 5 and 500 milliseconds!" etc.). Secondly he's referring to the handheld gadget/microphone *but the audience will think it's for everything* (if there's "almost no delay" then how is it we definitely hear a delay in the "ISS interviews" [because he's only referring to that antiquated microphone/gadget]).

I'll need to go through this video carefully. *The "rapid" nature of it is to make it seem "off-the-cuff" but it's not*. And if it's not then it's a propaganda technique etc. *What honest organisation makes use of propaganda techniques?*

I also see that "NASA" enabled comments! The comments posted read like what you'd expect from bots or employees. I'll tuck into this treat from "NASA" later today!






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+nationalparksign __ Yes - this appears to be a "reaction" video - hitting on some key points I've been raising. @ 1m:24s he says it takes "6 hours" to get to the "ISS" (whereas recently I wrote about it taking longer hence "what do they do without a toilet").

I'll have to go back over old "ISS" videos to see where I got the impression it took substantially longer. My impression came from the "space shuttle" (I think) but he explicitly said "a rocket". Spoken quickly the question seems okay but slow the pace down and why would you need to ask "how did you get there" if not to give the answer for a "rocket" (and thus not for the "space shuttle").

Also - he says "6 hours" to get there but I'm talking about from launch to being inside the "ISS" and able to use the toilet (it's not clear if that's what he meant but the audience would probably assume it).

This kind of video can be used to take something I've written and then say: "See! Lesta is wrong about so many details! Terrible researcher! Don't listen to Lesta about anything!" - but that doesn't matter: *I only need to be right about just one thing for "NASA" to be misrepresenting itself to the audience*. ))




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+nationalparksign __ At 2:08 some bad Russian HAHAHA "NASA" has gone through our posts and found the "key points" to address. This video is quite a treat.





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