Potential for more fraud with Webb
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Potential for more fraud with Webb
I don't need to convince anyone here about all of the countless instances of fraud from the scientists at NASA misrepresenting data gathered from tax-payer funded astronomical instruments. From Black Holes, Pulsars, Expansion, CMB, etc... we've seen how eager these people are to abandon facts in favor of story telling.
That said, how can we expect to trust anything they produce from Webb and what type of non-sensical interpretations or fabrications of the data can we expect?
That said, how can we expect to trust anything they produce from Webb and what type of non-sensical interpretations or fabrications of the data can we expect?
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Re: Potential for more fraud with Webb
If we (EU) are correct, the JWT will show galaxies far past the supposed leading edge of the Big Bang. At that point, the consensus astrophysicists are going to be confronted with a moral crisis: Continue to try to prop up the standard model, which IMO would require messing with the images or stupid math tricks, or acknowledging the problem. Their easiest out would be to stick with the Big Bang but fiddle the age calculations.
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Consensus cosmology deals with unfalsifiable 'theories'. When they find that Universe contains galaxies beyond the distance limit required by their theory, they will hail the discovery...."new observations prove that the Big Bang is much older than previously thought."
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https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nat ... 029517002/
Here's the 10 BILLION dollar image ...The first image shows thousands of galaxies – including the faintest objects ever observed – which have appeared in Webb’s view for the first time. This is the deepest view of the cosmos ever captured.
https://thedebrief.org/james-webb-space ... ite-house/
Thousands of galaxies? Deepest view ever? More than 13 billion years ago? Oh oh?https://thedebrief.org/wp-content/uploa ... -Image.jpg
We’re looking back more than 13 billion years,” Nelson (BAC - NASA Administrator) said, remarking on the Webb telescope’s unique infrared imaging capabilities. “We’re going back almost to the beginning.”
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"A slightly larger than average micrometeorite officially hit one of the main mirrors on the telescope." And this is actually the 5th time it happened.
Does this mean the mission is over? No.
What they have announced they will do is fill in the disrupted results with modeled patches in the "images."
Does this mean the mission is over? No.
What they have announced they will do is fill in the disrupted results with modeled patches in the "images."
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Re: Potential for more fraud with Webb
by BeAChooser » Mon Jul 18, 2022 5:42 pm
With all this buckshot in space hitting the mirrors, even you will have to admit there are black holes there, BeAChooser ! !
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You mean the ones that show blackholes? (;Brigit wrote: ↑Mon Jul 18, 2022 5:19 pm
What they have announced they will do is fill in the disrupted results with modeled patches in the "images."
With all this buckshot in space hitting the mirrors, even you will have to admit there are black holes there, BeAChooser ! !
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No, because a black hole would have sucked in the entire telescope ... not just damaged a mirror.
But, as ubiquitous as the mainstream claims black holes are ... it could happen any day now.
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Important announcement from NASA: The James Webb Telescope now has an official song-
Ronnie Milsap - "Any Day Now"
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Ronnie Milsap - "Any Day Now"
https://vimeo.com/350638062
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https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-62259492
Michael Mozina: "It will be interesting to see what ridiculous excuses they come up with to 'explain' all those "mature" distant galaxies they're going to find in the JWST deep field images. The whole concept of galaxy evolution over time has been shown to be false over and over again, yet they keep dreaming up ever more exotic 'excuses' to explain why their galaxy evolution model is a dismal failure."
Oh oh …. isn't that just what the EU predicted. I know one member of Thunderbolts predicted it.Nasa's James Webb telescope reveals millions of galaxies
There were 10 times more galaxies just like our own Milky Way in the early Universe than previously thought.
Michael Mozina: "It will be interesting to see what ridiculous excuses they come up with to 'explain' all those "mature" distant galaxies they're going to find in the JWST deep field images. The whole concept of galaxy evolution over time has been shown to be false over and over again, yet they keep dreaming up ever more exotic 'excuses' to explain why their galaxy evolution model is a dismal failure."
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I meant there are black holes in the precise mirror instruments.
I still think we can infer there are black holes in the data, but it's just a way of wording it.
I still think we can infer there are black holes in the data, but it's just a way of wording it.
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It would be fun to know just what did hit it, and what the damage is. Do they count pixel's lost? Or is there also deformation in the mirror surface around a hole? or maybe no hole but a dent? What's the physical damage size; basketball, baseball, marble, or black peppercorn?
Did they track the object that hit it, or did on-board sensors register an impact event?
I'd think they would have full-coverage mirror facing cameras for just this short of thing. Get a high-res pictures of the mirror faces for visual checking.
I would also have a protocol to mark any image data that was 'generated' by 'fill-in-the-blank' algorithms where the damage is.
I would also think, the smart people here already know that fraud is baked in to every NASA mission in one way or another. Have to keep the never ending story alive. And we're only hoping that something leaks out which can expose it.
Did they track the object that hit it, or did on-board sensors register an impact event?
I'd think they would have full-coverage mirror facing cameras for just this short of thing. Get a high-res pictures of the mirror faces for visual checking.
I would also have a protocol to mark any image data that was 'generated' by 'fill-in-the-blank' algorithms where the damage is.
I would also think, the smart people here already know that fraud is baked in to every NASA mission in one way or another. Have to keep the never ending story alive. And we're only hoping that something leaks out which can expose it.
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Since we're not going anywhere, check this out. It's the same type of fraud really. An Alzheimer Black Hole kind of fraud. It just takes one or few people to break the code.
https://wallstreetpro.com/2022/07/23/tw ... -of-lives/
Imagine this in Astrophysics, get a box of tissues ready.Aduhelm was the first drug to be approved that fights the accumulation of those “amyloid plaques” in the brain. What makes the approval of the $56,000-a-dose drug so controversial...
clinical trials were suspended in 2019 after the treatment showed “no clinical benefits.”
Over the last two decades, Alzheimer’s drugs have been notable mostly for having a 99% failure rate in human trials...
The suspicion that something was more than a little wrong with the model that is getting almost all Alzheimer’s research funding ($1.6 billion in the last year alone) began with a fight over the drug Simufilam...
As Science reports, it was that investigator, Vanderbilt University neuroscientist and junior professor Matthew Schrag, who tipped over the whole applecart to discover that it wasn’t just that Cassava’s drug was ineffective. There’s good evidence that for the last 16 years, almost everyone has had the wrong idea about the cause of Alzheimer’s. Because of a fraud.
https://wallstreetpro.com/2022/07/23/tw ... -of-lives/
interstellar filaments conducted electricity having currents as high as 10 thousand billion amperes
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Re: Potential for more fraud with Webb
by Cargo » Tue Jul 26, 2022 9:15 pm
Cargo says, "It would be fun to know just what did hit it, and what the damage is. Do they count pixel's lost? Or is there also deformation in the mirror surface around a hole? or maybe no hole but a dent? What's the physical damage size; basketball, baseball, marble, or black peppercorn?"
Something about "178 nm average error." I snipped this image from the paper linked below.
It claims, in the image caption, that "the quality of mirror alignment is within the ~10 nm resolution of the sensing and control system." I think that is the size of the main damage, but there were other collisions.
ref: https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/2207/2207.05632.pdf
Cargo says, "It would be fun to know just what did hit it, and what the damage is. Do they count pixel's lost? Or is there also deformation in the mirror surface around a hole? or maybe no hole but a dent? What's the physical damage size; basketball, baseball, marble, or black peppercorn?"
Something about "178 nm average error." I snipped this image from the paper linked below.
It claims, in the image caption, that "the quality of mirror alignment is within the ~10 nm resolution of the sensing and control system." I think that is the size of the main damage, but there were other collisions.
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Fig 1. May meteorite hit
ref: https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/2207/2207.05632.pdf
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Re: Potential for more fraud with Webb
SHOCKING! Thanks for bringing this to our attention. My question is whether the 2 scientists, Sylvain Lesné and Karen Ashe, will suffer any consequences. If nothing else, Alzheimers patients and their families should sue the two for everything they're worth.
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