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The point is the real question isn't "Is the Moon landing real"? Even if it was, the question remains "What are they not telling us by focusing on this part of the story? What did they actually do on the Moon?"
originally posted by: Azureblue
a reply to: lavatrance
I've never been keen on the idea that we did NOT go to the moon but then in an article on Gumshose News someone asked how did the two astronaughts and the moon buggy all fit into that little landing thing?
To make matters worse someone also asked why was no dust kicked up by the take off rockets on the landing module it lifted off the moon surface again?
Worse still was the question, if the lift off of the landing module was filmed, that means the camera must have been outside the landing module and on the ground. If this was the case then when and how did they retrive the camera? Do the pictures and the dates all match up?
To make matters worse, the author of the article stated that some of the rock samples that were later anyalsed and displayed on earth showed signs of radioactiviy but some didin't? Later on, in the same way Mercedaes was not allowed to examine the car Lady Diana died in, no one was allowed to test all the rocks that came back from the moon for radioactivity.
I've never been keen on the idea that we did NOT go to the moon but then in an article on Gumshose News someone asked how did the two astronaughts and the moon buggy all fit into that little landing thing?
To make matters worse someone also asked why was no dust kicked up by the take off rockets on the landing module it lifted off the moon surface again?
Worse still was the question, if the lift off of the landing module was filmed, that means the camera must have been outside the landing module and on the ground. If this was the case then when and how did they retrive the camera?
Do the pictures and the dates all match up?
To make matters worse, the author of the article stated that some of the rock samples that were later anyalsed and displayed on earth showed signs of radioactiviy but some didin't?
Later on, in the same way Mercedaes was not allowed to examine the car Lady Diana died in, no one was allowed to test all the rocks that came back from the moon for radioactivity.
originally posted by: Soylent Green Is People
a reply to: MacK80
Nice story. Now, do you have anything to back up this urban legend?
(...and I mean anything new, other than all of the other alleged evidence we've already heard.)