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#1 2023-01-27 23:46:37

robertcb
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Reflecting electromagnetic waves off the lunar surface (EME)

Yes, According to Swaruu, a laser beam cannot bounce off the moon smile
Swaruu, if you read this forum, then read the EME communication, because you probably don't know it.

Swaruu (9) wrote:

The lasers they use diffuse before they reach the Moon. Measuring the distance with the laser bounce is not scientifically consistent and is misinformation. A laser is not perfect, light diffuses, it does not reach the Moon, much less bounce off something and then return. There is no basis for that, it is part of everything that NASA puts together, lie after lie, all to justify and to make believe that they did go.

Source: https://swaruu.org/transcripts/apollo-m … uu-of-erra


Wikipedia article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth%E2% … munication

A practical test of EME radio communication made by us - radio amateurs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6c2a0ICPtMM

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#2 2023-01-28 06:18:06

ro2778
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Re: Reflecting electromagnetic waves off the lunar surface (EME)

This is kind of interesting, what are you doing here in simple terms? Reflecting radio waves off the moon?

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