Apollo 15 Geologic Hammer and Falcon Feather

Apollo 15 Geologic Hammer and Falcon Feather
"The objects were observed to undergo the same acceleration and strike the lunar surface simultaneously, which was a result predicted by well-established theory". - Mission Controller Jim Allen
Origin	Apollo 15
Type	Hammer and Feather
Effects	Creates a vacuum and reduces gravity in a local area
Downsides	A corresponding gravity spike can cause great damage
Activation	Dropping both simultaneously
Collected by	Warehouse 13
Section	Icarus-23W
Aisle	966660-8604
Shelf	418719-4233-741
Date of Collection	January 27, 1972
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Origin

These two artifacts were from the famous Apollo 15 video demonstrating Galileo's Theory of Gravity. Commanders Scott dropped a feather and hammer, which hit the ground at the same time and showed that gravity affected all objects equally. They were given to the Warehouse once those nice folks at NASA realized the interesting effects these two objects had.

Effects

Only activating when dropped together, they create an area roughly fifteen yards wide that has the same amount of gravity as the moon, and is devoid of any gases or liquids. Entering without a space suit or something similar is fatal.

NASA gave these to the Warehouse when it became clear that the energy required to lessen the Earth's gravity in a particular spot would manifest into a spike of gravitational pull elsewhere on Earth, which was the cause of several sink holes and airplane crashes, notably Delta Flight 191.

See Also

• Apollo 11 Lunar Landing Hoax Set
• Apollo 13 Command Module
• Bill Kaysing's Feather