NASA COVERUP

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From: Elling Olsen
Date: Wed, 04 Nov 1992 18:36

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Snarfy,

S> The  July  25th  ,  1969  issue of TIME magazine stated that the neut
S>    point was 43,495 miles from the center of the  moon.   Werner  von

S>    stated in the 1969 edition of "History of Rocketry and Space Trave

S>    the  neutral  point  was  43,495  miles  the  center  of  the moon

S>    pre-Apollo distances were given as 20,000 to 25,000 miles from the

S>    of the moon. NASA , it appears,  had  re-calculated  the  neutral

S>    which  would indicate that the moon's gravity is not 1/6th, as New

S>    stated.

If it is true that the neutral point between earth and moon has
changed during the space exploration, it is highly
interresting.  My physics books have not changed....

Elling

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From: elling.olsen@thcave.no (Elling Olsen)
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Subject: NASA COVERUP
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Date: 4 Nov 92 18:36:00 GMT
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