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MCToon: I'll be reviewing your claims about the Oxygen tanks on the moon landings tonight. You're invited to join, I don't want to exclude your right of response.

Cmdr Davenport: How do you plan to review them?
Well I guess my question is what experience do you have with industrial gas? Can you prove that you have years of hands-on primary experience with what oxygen and other gases are capable of? Can you refute any claim I made without google or Al? Just pure knowledge on the subject? Do you have picture and video of you working directly with oxygen tanks to showcase that you know exactly what you are talking about? Can you take apart a compressed air pump and put it back together by memory? Can you tell me the size of a valve just by looking at it? Do you know how much each size tank weighs empty and full and with each gas without Google or Al? Can you tell me what any of the marking? mean on the shoulder of the tank? Can you tell exactly which o-ring is blown on a malfunctioning compressed air pump by the sound it's making? Do you know the chemical symbol and properties of each industrial gas? Do you know the service pressure range of each gas? It's best if you don't get involved kid

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MCToon: None of that matters. It doesn't apply to the Apollo missions.

Cmdr Davenport: Intricate knowledge about a subject has nothing to do with that subject... ok got it. I'll jot that down.

MCToon: You have intricate knowledge of the Apollo hardware?

Cmdr Davenport: Perhaps you missed the exact point I made right there. (which is exactly why you shouldn't touch this subject) The Apollo astronauts MUST have had intricate knowledge of the exact examples I gave. Best example- the pump in their PLSS malfunctions, they would have to know how to repair it instantly, and which piece you would need, so they must have had dozens of spares of each o-ring. ( their life depends on it). Again, I promise you, going back and forth with me will get you absolutely nowhere.

MCToon: You made your point: You don't have intricate knowledge of the Apollo hardware.

Cmdr Davenport: It's not too late to turn this ship around. Ultimately it doesn't matter, I won't respond publicly and you have no reach whatsoever. Focus on something worth while kid^[1]

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