The way the jacket corner bends when it bounces around shows it's not stiff.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fqdB1b53jc
(00:50 time mark)
NO they don't. They explain the bilowing. It's just the space between the wrinkles.
I never tell the truth about my birthday when I register at forums because I want to stay anonymous; I don't want to give any clues to who I really am.
I was thirteen in 1969. I stayed up late to watch the broadcast. I remember what a letdown it was. I was expecting clear images of astronauts making jumps consistent with lunar gravity. I believed they were really there at the time but I was disappointed. Now I know that they were in a studio and the reason they didn't make any jumps consistent with lunar gravity is because they were in earth gravity and the footage was simply shown at a slow-motion speed of fifty percent.
http://video.google.es/videoplay?docid=4135126565081757736#
(21:00 time mark)
The footage we saw back then is the same footage we see now. There is no advantage to having seen it when it was first broadcast.
If that turns out to be the case, it doesn't prove they were in zero-G because it would do that in gravity, or zero-G. The main evidence is the corner of Collins' jacket.
This is pretty lame. You can't be sure he's wrong if you haven't even looked at his research.
I'd better post this again so that it doesn't gey buried.
The straps in this video have no tendency to go downward...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ofwzby1c7o
(3:17 time mark)
...and the jacket corner in this video has a clear tendency to go downward.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fqdB1b53jc
(00:50 time mark)
The straps only move when a visible force makes them move. There's an invisible force making Collins' jacket corner go downward and that force isn't present in the space station footage. Collins' jacket corner goes downward in the exact way it would in gravity because he's in gravity.
The jacket corners in this video have a tendency to go downward for the same reason that Collins' jacket corner has a tendency to go downward.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTNGNW5Evs4
These jacket corners have no tendency to go downward.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=TejsnPThmd4