Did NASA and CIA really take out their own Astronauts?https://odysee.com/@AlterSci:c/Apollo-Astronaut-Murders:7What did AI mean by that?
>>41400338yes, next question.
>>41400450The biblical Hebrew root נשׁא can mean "to decieve" in the hiphil, but the root is "nasha" and it has to be put into the hiphil to mean decieve, which means to make it mean "to deceive" it has to look more like "לְהַשִּׁיא" or "LeHashi" which... doesn't sound like NASA at all does it?There's a Hebrew word that looks very similar - נשׂא - Nasa' - which means to lift up, to carry, or to marry. But that doesnt' have anything to do with the acronym for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration either (though it was the mnemonic I used to remember the word נשׁא when I first started learning Hebrew).It's a coincidence that the acronym NASA has anything at all in common with any Hebrew words. but in order to claim it means "to decieve" you'd have to be pretty bad at Hebrew and/or just not care at all about the truth.
>>41400338no. what possible reason would there be? take the apollo 1 crew for instance...why bother killing them? yeah, they'd been a bit vocal about the poor quality work being done by North American Rockwell on the Command Module construction but so what? they were far from the only people who knew about it all. There had been plenty of concerns raised about the work NAR was doing, including by those at the top of the apollo program.https://www.magellantv.com/articles/could-the-apollo-1-tragedy-have-been-avertedafter the fire and during the 18 month pause of the program, NAR went through a major hiring and firing from top to bottom, and the problems were addressed, though not entirely made an end of, as shown by the apollo 13 explosion of a tank onboard the Service module, also built by NAR.
>>41401354it was a sacrifice
>>41400466Yeah and ebrah k'dabri became abracadabra, that's part of the beguiling.
>>41400338>There have been no murders of Apollo astronauts>Did NASA and CIA really take out their own Astronauts?OP in charge of reading comprehension
>>41401753was an accident, like the russians who died in their space program
