Logic and math should work on and with hard data coming from direct experience and empirical measurements of experiments imitating nature’s ways. Nowadays it’s not the case – at least not in Science. Theories are based on other theories, hypotheses and axioms instead of hard data. Axioms are sacred and not to be questioned ever. Devices are […]
Posts Tagged ‘Selene probe’
12/05/2012
Moon’s true distance and diameter.
Posted in Experiments, Light 
Tags: angular diameter, Apollo crew, distance of the Moon, doubts, faulty theories, foolproof method, hypotheses, ISS crew, ISS photos, moon's diameter, optical geometry, predictions, Selene probe, Solar System vacuum, speed of light in vacuum, Sun's distance
Tags: angular diameter, Apollo crew, distance of the Moon, doubts, faulty theories, foolproof method, hypotheses, ISS crew, ISS photos, moon's diameter, optical geometry, predictions, Selene probe, Solar System vacuum, speed of light in vacuum, Sun's distance