I believe there's many many problems.
Then try to provide one.
Stop just asking dumb questions which don't show any problem at all.
Provide what you think is the actual problem.
I'll use stuff like, supposedly
And if you want to do that, actually show a problem.
If you don't want to actually show a problem, and instead want to just ask questions about the very real mission, stop pretending it is all pretend.
Do you have any idea about extreme low pressure, or the supposed vacuum in your space?
You are arguing for stuff happening in a normal environment.
No, he isn't.
He was simply asking if you have any idea at all what the body actually needs.
Rather than just pretending it is all fake.
Also breathing pure oxygen for lengths of time is harmful.
Do you have any idea about extreme low pressure, or the supposed vacuum in your space?
You are arguing for stuff happening in a normal environment.
Pure oxygen at atmospheric pressure is harmful.
If you actually understood how gasses work, you would realise that breathing the same amount of oxygen as is in normal air, but without the rest of that normal air, is no more harmful than breathing that normal air.
Imagine the size of the oxygen tank that has to be capable of providing the so called astronauts with their oxygen from the supposed CM to the moon and to land then depressurise to allow the so called astronauts to leave, then refill their tanks and also repressurise and then lift off and rendezvous back with the supposed CM.
Sure, imagine it.
Just how big do you think it needs to be?
After all, if you really think these questions show a problem, you should already know the answer.
So why not just tell us?
Do you know why I ask you the simple questions in the other thread? Because I have already provided the logical arguments, which you cannot refute, which show your claims are BS. I then ask the trivial questions to get you to admit to the logical argument piece by piece, until you flee and start ignoring trivial questions because you know you cannot escape from their inevitable conclusion, that you are wrong.
Fantasy stories are all well and good as long as they're told for what they are.
So stop pretending your fantasy is a reality.
There's just lots of questions.
And that is all you seem to have.
No problems, just a bunch of questions that anyone with a genuine interest in honestly trying to show it is fake would already know the answer to and realise don't pose a problem.
That's not me not understanding the real world
It most certainly is. It is you failing to understand reality and trying to substitute reality with your pure fantasy which doesn't work at all.
The problem is most certainly you, not us.
Stop just asking dumb questions, and start trying to actually demonstrate a problem.
If you think the tanks were too small, clearly explain why you think that, with actual math to show just how large they would need to be.
If you can't, then that is not a reason for you to think it is fake.