@ the blistered bottler

So you agree the description of the microphones inside the suits is
"perfectly correct",
That " the microphones used by the astronauts were located inside their spacesuits, thus insulated from the cabin environment."
Logic demands the same suits are also "insulated" from sound transference when on excursion in the lunar "environment" of the vacuum.
Added to this do you also agree the microphone description is
"perfectly accurate" when described as such,
" the microphones were designed to pick up only the sound in their immediate vicinity, that is, the astronauts' voices."
"designed" to only pick up sound in the "immediate vicinity".
So we have specially designed microphones and insulated suits that prevented sound propagation when standing on top of a firing rocket,
Yet you (et al) have being claiming the suits actually enhance the sounds in a vacuum and are easily picked up by the microphones

easily transmitted sounds like crunching regolith

Rattling moon buggy compartment lids

Falling objects

Rattling objects

etc
etc
Here we have the thread in a nut shell,
it's either one or the other,
but of course you will claim it's both at the same time

what's next my blistered bottling friend ?
More insults for me and claims of scientific brilliance for you
