You published findings that it's impossible to return from space? Citation required, I don't believe you. And making a web page doesn't count as publishing.
You've provided no proof or any valid reasoning or logic other than claiming it's impossible. That's it, just you saying NO. Not much evidence, other than showing your profound ignorance.
Sorry, there are no peer reviewed scientific descriptions of how to re-enter from space and land intact on Earth anywhere. I know re-entry is taught universities, etc, but without any evidence at all! NASA, ESA, etc say it is easy but ... no evidence. Nobody can explain how to return from space and land on Earth.
What?
No evidence? Five hundred people that went to space and back from several countries don't count? Dozens of space agencies launching satelites and rockets, including several private companies aren't evidence? Maybe not to you, because you just blanket deny anything involving space. Easy to say there is no evidence when you just see no space, hear no space.
You again, provide nothing but YOUR assertion it's impossible. Reality would disagree.
Nobody can explain it to YOU because you are simply incapable of understanding it. That's not NASA's fault. The rest of us can understand it just fine.
Your inability to understand doesn't make it a lie, it just make you, well, figure it out.
Yes, >500 persons say that they have done a re-entry and then landed either in an ocean or in a Khazak desert or in a Shuttle at a USAF base but ... no re-entries ever took place. I have explained why at my website since many years. It is not a conspiracy theory but a simple fact. Just ask any of the 500 how they did it. They haven't got a clue. They just await that you shall kiss their feet and admire them.
I still await a scientific, peer reviewed description how to do a re-entry without being vaporized by heat generated when braking.
After a 10 second search here's one to get you started:
Spacecraft Re-Entry Impact Point Targeting using Aerodynamic Drag
Sanny R. Omar1 and Riccardo Bevilacqua2
University of Florida, ADAMUS Laboratory, Gainesville, FL 32611
https://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/20170000348.pdf
And here's a list of a whole bunch of published, peer reviewed papers/articles regarding re-entry, heat shielding, and braking:
https://www.science.gov/topicpages/r/re-entry+aerodynamic+heating
How many of these scientific, peer reviewed description how to do a re-entry without being vaporized by heat generated when braking papers do you need? There appears to be a lot of them. It seems really difficult to publish findings for things where you obviously did no research. Did you not ever search on the topic?
Thanks. But none of the papers are peer reviewed and approved by the scientific community. NASA & Co encourage all the time students to write papers about space, bla, bla.
I always love the suggestion that a re-entry starts at point A in the upper atmosphere where there is no air - 120 000 m altitude - and 7000 m/s speed and that you then drop down to point B (the impact location!) at ground/sea level during 15 minutes and stops there at 0 speed. A soft impact, LOL!
If you ask how to find point A (so you can start), there is nobody to answer. And the trajectory A to B you better forget, too. Is it straight, curved, how do you know that you slow down, where you are, etc? Nobody knows! Imagine that >500 asstronuts have landed not knowing how the braking went to avoid hitting something during the re-entry.
I remind you that the #1 re-entry was done by the Hero of the Sovietunion, Yuri G back in 1961. When he was dropping down from A above, he opened a door of his spacecraft, jumped and landed by parachute. His spacecraft landed intact not far away. And there were people there to witness it. I describe it at my website.
http://heiwaco.tripod.com/moontravelw1.htm#18