Astronauts challenge the patriotism of Global Warming Alarmists
by planting flags The paper, ‘Rocks Can Fly’ is a cogently-
argued scientific refutation of the basic equations used by
flight theorists. Apparently, rocket scientists may have
incorrectly assumed the forces acting on rockets all along. The
study questions the numeric bedrock of the theory of flight by
applying data collected by NASA decades ago. It seems during the
Apollo Moon landings era NASA devised a whole new set of
hitherto unreported equations, more reliable than those relied
upon by supporters of the theory of flight, to get Neil
Armstrong's carbon boot prints safely planted on that airless
Sea of Tranquility. The paper is co-authored by Martin
Hertzberg, PhD, Consultant in Science and Technology, Alan
Siddons, a former radiochemist and Hans Schreuder, a retired
analytical chemist. The researchers had the bright idea of
delving back into NASA’s archives to test the "Newton law of
Gravitation" equations in fine detail. The three men stumbl