Did the Apollo Lunar Module Have a ‘Throttlable’ Engine?

Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2018
To: John Lear
From: Morgan Reynolds

Car and Driver magazine (May/2018, p.116) interviewed Craig Breedlove, 81, holder of landspeed records during the 1960s, including 600+ mph.  Breedlove claimed Gerard Elverum “did the Apollo lunar descent engine for TRW. He’s the guy who invented the pintle injector that they used to make the throttlable rocket engine so they could take the lander and fly it down to the surface of the moon. Currently they’re using his injector in all the SpaceX rockets that they can take back down and land on their tails. It was a big breakthrough in rocketry. ”

What do you think?

On April 25, 2018, John Lear wrote:

Thanks Morgan, As you know the Lunar Excursion Module never worked and in the only flight it ever made Neil Armstrong had to bail out after 30 seconds of flight. The LEM crashed and burned. [Note: Morgan added hyperlinks].

My friend Bob Lazar told me that even if a pintle injector worked that it would not be possible to use it on the SpaceX. The reason being that the Lunar Excursion Module used liquid fuel and a liquid oxidizer on which a pintle injector would theoretically work.

John Lear

However the SpaceX uses a hybrid engine using solid cast fuel and has liquid nitrous oxide pumped through the center of the solid fuel plug which would make it impossible to use a pintle injector. The solid fuel is safer because it only uses liquid as the oxidizer. If they had separate tanks (liquid fuel/oxidizer) for the pintle injector it would defeat the purpose of using a solid fuel plug in the first place.

As you probably know the entire Apollo program (as was the Mercury and Gemini programs) were a hoax and few if any flights were ever made, certainly none out of LEO (Low Earth Orbit). The Saturn V which NASA claimed was the rocket engine used in Apollo program never worked and never flew.

What they used on the Apollo launches (faking the moon missions) was a Saturn IVB dressed up to look like a Saturn V. The proof of this is there is no film or video (of the approximately 200 in existence) showing a second stage ignition which, of course, would make it impossible to reach any orbit. NASA used a fake fireworks display to simulate the second stage firing. It was all just pure unadulterated bullshit.

The 40 billion dollars that the Apollo program was supposed to have used went to other Low Earth Orbit space programs like the DEW of which there are about 15 in orbit and a Navy orbiting manufacturing plant where they make the d.d hull material for all of the new Navy boats and ships including submarines and aircraft carriers,

The d.d material is significantly stronger and lighter than titanium or steel and can only be manufactured in a 0G environment. It can be charged with a minimum electrical current which keeps the water from 3 to 7 centimeters away from the hull which allows hull speeds up to at least 100 kts even for massive aircraft carriers. The old maximum speed for a displacement hull equation of 1.34 times the square root of the waterline is not a limiting factor anymore simply because there is no waterline when under way.

The newest Navy sub the USS Colorado was recently launched which the Navy said had ‘significantly advanced technology’ which they failed to identify. One of those ‘significantly advanced technologies’ is the use of fusion engines which the public is told is at least a decade away but which, in fact, has been in use for up to 10 years.

Fusion engines have magnitudes of increased power over fission reactors and are significantly lighter enabling boats and ships to use 2 reactors where they normally use 5 and in the case of submarines use 2 reactors where they normally use 1.

Gerard Elverum worked for TRW for 31 years retiring in 1990 as vice president and general manager of Applied Technology Division in 1990.

TRW* is and has been a significant ball player in the ‘hoax the public’ program since its inception. I would be suspect of any word or complete sentence that Elverum uttered.

Please keep in mind the old NASA motto, “the lie is different at every level (of security clearances and technology)”.

All the best, John

*Morgan: According to Mary Bennett and David S. Percy, Dark Moon: Apollo and the Whistleblowers (1999), p. 457: “Prior to replacing Richard Truly as Administrator of NASA in 1992 Dr. Daniel Goldin was relatively unheard of within the business.  He had preceded his NASA job as the low profile VP and General Manager of Thompson Ramo Woolridge, more generally known as TRW, a company which specializes in working with classified reconnaissance satellites.”

April 25:

How about letting me post my question and your answer on nomoregames.net?

April 25:

Be my guest. Thanks for asking.
John

 

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3 Responses to Did the Apollo Lunar Module Have a ‘Throttlable’ Engine?

  1. petergrafstrm says:

    There is indeed a(n uncut) film showing the ignition of a second stage and the whole phase of over 160 seconds preceeding it.
    The first ten seconds show that the rocket had roughly the correct initial speed but unfortunately for the official narrative the speed at 105 seconds was about nine times too slow!
    That could be ascertained by using the length of the rocket and its shadow for normalisation.
    That was possible to deduce from the movement of the rockets shadow against the cloud ceiling (estimated at a height of 8 km, while the altitude should have been 24 km! but the estimate of the altitude of the cloud ceiling is not critical since the time and speed estimates are independent of the altitude.)
    A speed of ~104m/s and an altitude of 8 km when t~105s may be used to estimate the net acceleration to have been virtually zero for the latter part of this duration.
    This is in good agreement with the thesis that it was a hoax intended to look authentic in the beginning while it was deemed less critical what happened further up.
    Moreover the speed when the first stage was dropped could be estimated by different measurements of the exhaust profile at about 165 seconds. That estimate resulted in ~ 1,5km/sec instead of the official 2,7km/s !
    Again this confirms the hoax theory since it would be vital to make the ignition of the 2nd stage to look as fast as possible since the angle of the exhaust cone is quite velocity dependent.
    Thus they would spare the last drops of the fuel to give the rocket a last desperate kick in the but so it could make an authentic seeming escape out of view.
    The calculations of speed and the film are available at aulis.com.
    https://aulis.com/apollo11saturn_v.htm
    https://aulis.com/saturn_v.htm

    Some russians have seemingly recognised that the Brezhnev regime let themselves be bribed by the Us not to expose them. The Soviets obtained valuable technological trade with the whole hitech Us industry. As well as cheap grain. That explains why some from the old Soviet era who were a part of it continue upholding the false narrative.
    It is even possible that the 1976 hardened Soviet nuclear cruise missile Granite may have contained Us made electronics. In any case it isnt counter to Everetts Mutually assured destruction strategy but he apparently suggested it before Apollo(?)

  2. MIke says:

    My father who just passed away worked on the LEM at TRW and I have found some really great photos of him and a coworker helping to load it into a transport container.

  3. On Wed, May 2, 2018 at 8:25 AM, Morgan Reynolds emailed Jarrah White:
    I’m in doubt about his [John Lear’s] claim of SpaceX hybrid engine with solid fuel.

    https://nomoregames.net/2018/05/01/did-the-apollo-lunar-module-have-a-throttlable-engine/

    Best,
    Morgan

    Hi Morgan,

    Sorry for the delay in my reply.
    So far, SpaceX has only used liquid rockets to get into space. Their Falcon rockets use liquid oxygen and RP1 (a refined kerosene). And to the best of my knowledge, their only plans for the future as far as propellants are concerned is to switch to liquid oxygen and liquid methane. Because their proposals for future Mars missions involve using methane from Mars’ atmosphre as return propellant.

    Maybe Lear’s thinking of VirginGalactic or Rocket Crafters Inc. The SpaceShipOne and SpaceShipTwo vehicles both used hybrid rockets, and Rocket Crafters Inc are planning on building on a new hybrid-powered launch vehicle called Intripid-1.
    http://www.spaceflightinsider.com/missions/commercial/rocket-crafters-notes-safety-hybrid-rockets-spacex-disaster/
    http://rocketcrafters.space/products-services/intrepid-launcher-family/intrepid-1/

    I’m not sure why he thinks Armstrong’s crash landing with the LLRV trainer was the “only flight [the LM] ever made”. Technically, the LLRV was a training test vehicle, not the LM itself. The real LM had an unmanned test flight in Earth orbit on Apollo 5, in which it made firings of the descent and ascent engines. And Apollo 9 was a manned flight test of the CSM and LM in Earth orbit. Of course, there’s a difference between simply firing the engines in orbit and landing it.

    In answer to your question, the LM’s engine was indeed throttable. In fact, I’ve addressed this in my videos on the subject of blast crater. NASA says 10,000lbf thrust was used to deorbit the LM down to begin its fall Lunar Surface while ~3,000lbf was used for the touchdown. That’s still not enough to prevent burning a crater though. When you do the calculations you find the exit pressure is 1.3psi. By comparison, Wernher von Braun reported in his 1953 book Conquest of the Moon that as little as 0.14psi would be enough to dig a crater.

    Hope that answers your question.

    Best wishes,
    Jarrah

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