Fascinating. You must have done a significant amount of research to discover that the hundreds of astronauts who have successfully landed back on Earth from orbit actually all burned up.
Correct! And the result is shown on my popular web page - link given on page 3 of this thread. Anybody saying he/she has been in space is therefore lying. You know the job market for asstronuts is small and they do anything to get the job, incl. lying and acting.
Your web page is long on incredulity and short on facts. You not understanding how it was possible is not an argument. You not believing it was possible is not an argument. You asserting that NASA is lying, is idiotic, is fake etc. is not an argument. To base your accusation of astronauts lying on a bunch of incredulity and other non-arguments would be laughable if it weren't so insulting.
As far as your idea of the astronaut "job market" goes, that's just stupid. There weren't a bunch of wannabee astronauts looking for a job that didn't exist, you imbecile. The astronaut program selected from the already existing pool of pilots the ones best suited for job and gave them the required training.
Similar to all physicists suggesting that atomic bombs work. They lie. And their job market is minimal too. Atomic bomb designer! Only idiots aim for such crazy work. Most physicists get jobs as physics teachers and it is not well paid. But they cannot maintain atomic bombs are fake. Then they lose their badly paid jobs too.
Of course you're wrong and have no idea what you're talking about, but suffice to say this is off topic and there are plenty of other atomic energy/weapons threads on this site you can purvey this nonsense in.
As you maybe know I offer a €1 million reward to anyone showing that I am wrong. The Challenge is on since many years and nobody has collected it. Have a try yourself.
Your "challenges" are ludricrous and have nothing to do with the reality they purport to refute, obviously, but again, this 911 truther crap has nothing to do with Buzz Aldrin and the Apollo program. There are plenty of threads where this might be an appropriate topic, but this isn't one of them.