Just realized the moon landing footage timing matches the radiation belt data

Last week I was cross checking the Apollo 11 telemetry logs with the Van Allen belt readings from that same hour. The gap between the radio blackout and the published trajectory is about 8 minutes longer than it should be. Three years ago I would have brushed this off, but after mapping the solar flare records from June 1969 it is hard to ignore. I overlayed the two datasets on a simple spreadsheet and the offset lines up with every major relay station failure that month. Anyone else tried this comparison or am I chasing ghosts with bad math?

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hugo23629d ago

Whoa, that's wild. I once spent a whole weekend trying to map old radio static to weather balloon paths and got nowhere, but it did teach me how easy it is to see patterns that aren't there.