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originally posted by: LABTECH767
which needed to be chained down to four steel reinforced concrete posts which still exist to this day as evidenced by the photographs in his book
over hambourg allied bombers after late 44 had to fly over five thousand
originally posted by: Rob48
...and you will see that "Apollo 20" was just an extremely poorly done hoax job/art project using Photoshopped versions of existing Apollo photography.
originally posted by: JesusChristwins
originally posted by: Rob48
...and you will see that "Apollo 20" was just an extremely poorly done hoax job/art project using Photoshopped versions of existing Apollo photography.
Apollo 20 is as hoax as the fact that the Russians or better the Soviets went to the Moon.
As for the Philadelphia Project, there were some people in the ATS who called that a hoax too. But i tell you, you must pay a visit to the ship! I had the chance to be near the specific ship for 15 days while i was in the army and it is not a lie that everyone, EVERYONE, who passes a few days next to that ship will hear strange noises coming from every corner of it, noises which are very familiar to human whispers and voices.
However the artifact that is shown as the crashed alien mothership in the fake apollo 20 video is real
originally posted by: WakeUpBeer
I have yet to see any convincing images for structures or artifacts on the Moon or Mars, or the ancient alien hypothesis. Very intriguing and even entertaining ideas but in the realm of science fiction. The main problems I have with these conspiracies is the huge lack of credibility the people behind them have and the lack of real evidence. Coincidentally, Coast to Coast AM promoting these easily dis-credible ideas is what made me realize the truth means nothing them.
Show me something solid and I'm willing to reconsider.
originally posted by: LABTECH767
And to onebigmonkey, You know as do I that science DOES NOT have all the answers and too many people are making it there god (the last think a scientist should ever do as true science is about observation and analysis not empty conjecture based on what is imagined to be there),
originally posted by: WakeUpBeer
That's just my opinion!
If there are indeed structures on the Moon wouldn't it be easy enough for amateur astronomers to point there telescopes up there and get pictures? I'm by no means an expert in this area so I don't know if it's even possible to get the kind of view you would need to see the surface of the Moon from Earth with enough detail. I can't see why not though. Maybe Rob48 can chime in on that.
originally posted by: WakeUpBeer
a reply to: Rob48
Thanks for the info. I was trying to think of a source that couldn't be accused of editing out these proposed cities etc. I assumed telescopes from Earth would be powerful enough, since the one time I've looked through a one I was able to see Saturn and even a distant galaxy (Andromeda I think). Absolutely amazing!
I should really do some research and invest in a good telescope.
And why do conspiracy theorists always use "whom" instead of "who"? Labtech must be the third one with this particular stylistic quirk I have come across in recent days. Do they think "whom" is what educated people say?