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It’s been almost fifty years since the Apollo 11 moon landing, and the controversy of its staging followed it for many decades after. Four years ago, using Maxwell GPU technology, NVIDIA addressed the controversy by showing how it would have been impossible to stage.
For Turing they’ve recreated one of history’s most iconic shots – showcased during Jensen Huang’s keynote at GTC Europe.
This presentation utilizes NVIDIA RTX real-time ray tracing technology and Unreal Engine to showcase the reflection of light on different surfaces, illustrating how the classic photo was taken.
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#5596383 Posted on: 10/15/2018 02:50 PM
There was no "controversy" over the moon landing. It was only later that idiot conspiracy theorists started saying it was all fake.
There was no "controversy" over the moon landing. It was only later that idiot conspiracy theorists started saying it was all fake.
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#5596385 Posted on: 10/15/2018 02:54 PM
Quite interesting that Hollywood (First Man) and now Nvidia is trying to prove their fakery. Let's be real, we never left low Earths Orbit let alone went to Moon. I cannot go into technical details why it was impossible then and still not possible however that is about to change with the technological advancement in the past 10 years. Hopefully we reach Moon and Mars in the next 30 - 40 years which is the most realistic prediction.
One of the reasons why we didn't go to Moon yet is Radiation among many other things. When you go to Hospital to take an X Ray, everyone run out of room to hide and protect themselves from the Radiation. An equipment and Astronauts are exposed to such Radiation in the Space, that number is staggering and yet we they went there in a space ship with tinfoil made Ship...give me a break. It is easy to send space ships, rovers, satellites to visit another planets and kudos to them for doing so but sending human out there is whole another ball game we are about to tap into...as I said in 30-40 years realistically.
Do you know what is an official NASA explanation for this? Oh we don't have technology or we destroyed technology they used to land on the Moon...huh? What kinds of an explanation is that...we must have been more advanced back in 1969 then now...never heard that technology advancement goes backwards.
Quite interesting that Hollywood (First Man) and now Nvidia is trying to prove their fakery. Let's be real, we never left low Earths Orbit let alone went to Moon. I cannot go into technical details why it was impossible then and still not possible however that is about to change with the technological advancement in the past 10 years. Hopefully we reach Moon and Mars in the next 30 - 40 years which is the most realistic prediction.
One of the reasons why we didn't go to Moon yet is Radiation among many other things. When you go to Hospital to take an X Ray, everyone run out of room to hide and protect themselves from the Radiation. An equipment and Astronauts are exposed to such Radiation in the Space, that number is staggering and yet we they went there in a space ship with tinfoil made Ship...give me a break. It is easy to send space ships, rovers, satellites to visit another planets and kudos to them for doing so but sending human out there is whole another ball game we are about to tap into...as I said in 30-40 years realistically.
Do you know what is an official NASA explanation for this? Oh we don't have technology or we destroyed technology they used to land on the Moon...huh? What kinds of an explanation is that...we must have been more advanced back in 1969 then now...never heard that technology advancement goes backwards.
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#5596389 Posted on: 10/15/2018 03:00 PM
It was quite possible back in the day. Issue is survival of crew long enough to get back irradiated and die back on Earth.
I'd say that in worst case scenario Armstrong's team went to orbit and another team finished Moon mission. (This is possibility, but let's be honest... Nobody else was there to confirm/disprove
)
Apparently someone got to Moon and left HW there. That's something nobody should try to disprove.
Quite interesting that Hollywood (First Man) and now Nvidia is trying to prove their fakery. Let's be real, we never left low Earths Orbit let alone went to Moon. I cannot go into technical details why it was impossible then and still not possible however that is about to change with the technological advancement in the past 10 years. Hopefully we reach Moon and Mars in the next 30 - 40 years which is the most realistic prediction.
It was quite possible back in the day. Issue is survival of crew long enough to get back irradiated and die back on Earth.
I'd say that in worst case scenario Armstrong's team went to orbit and another team finished Moon mission. (This is possibility, but let's be honest... Nobody else was there to confirm/disprove
)Apparently someone got to Moon and left HW there. That's something nobody should try to disprove.
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#5596390 Posted on: 10/15/2018 03:00 PM
Please go back to school.
Please go back to school.
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Makes things much easier when you do not need to send rays in almost 50% of sphere as they went with "star-less" sky. Which is quite accurate on Sun lit surface of Moon as it is too bright in comparison to stars/galaxies in sky.