Foto from the landing engine without crater
Apollo 11 foto no. AS11-40-5864: Landing engine of the "Lunar Module" without landing crater, an impossibility.
There follows a foto of the landing engine without crater, with the inscription "United States" in the shadow [only possible with additional spot illumination]: AS11-40-5864 (Wisnewski, p.160).
According to the NASA technicians an Wernher von Braun the crater is compulsory,
(In: Wernher von Braun: Erste Fahrt zum Mond; 1961,p.148; Wisnewski, p.161).
because the engine has a push of up to 5 tons (Wisnewski, p.162).
Braun was also predicting a huge cloud of dust. And the commented radio protocol of Armstrong is mentioning the dust like a "transparent shield".
(In: Wernher von Braun: Erste Fahrt zum Mond; 1961; Jones, Eric M.: Apollo Lunar Surface Journal, last modified: 3 April 2005;
www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/main.html; Wisnewski, p.161)
Vertical take-off aircrafts with jet propulsion can provoke the dashing of concrete pieces and concrete panels from the ground and this can be very dangerous for the engines and for the cabin.
(In: Hafer, X. / Sachs, G.: Senkrechtstarttechnik; Berlin, Heidelberg, N.Y. 1982; Wisnewski, p.163).
With a gravitation of only 1/6 of the Earth's gravitation a vertical landing with an engine would be obliged to produce an absolutely huge cloud of dust with stones in it, and all this should be visible on the "moon fotos" (Wisnewski, p.163).
But look what's coming now:
Fotos with landing feet without dust on it
Apollo 11, foto no. AS11-40-5918:
Landing foot of the "Lunar Module" without moon dust on the foot, but with much moon dust around the foot.
Foto of the landing foot without dust: AS 11-40-5918.
[But there is much dust (propaganda says: "moon dust") around the foot].
After a landing with a rocket engine this arrangement of the dust is impossible, because after a big cloud of dust the dust also had to fall on the landing foot.
So, because of the contradictions there is the urgent suspicion that the Lunar Module has landed with a crane on the fresh arranged studio soil (Wisnewski, p.162),
[whereas there was forgotten to make preparations for the landing feet with "moon dust"].
Fans of the moon landings and "astronomers" like Philip Plait maintain that the Lunar Module had not landed vertically (Wisnewski, p.162). The Lunar Module "left a little track of dust blown away and landed very quickly."
(orig.: "hinterliess eine schmale Spur von weggeblasenem Staub und landete sehr schnell." (Wisnewski, p.162-163)
But according to the radio transmission protocols of Apollo 11 the engine of the Lunar Module was working until the landing was finished.
(In: Jones, Eric M.: Apollo Lunar Surface Journal, last modified: 3 April 2005;
www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/main.html; Wisnewski, S.161)
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remember this part:
With a gravitation of only 1/6 of the Earth's gravitation
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