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originally posted by: ArMaP
a reply to: Grenade
Why does everything have to be black or white?
Why can't NASA lie sometimes and say the truth at other times?
originally posted by: Grenade
a reply to: neutronflux
By your own logic you should be a cheerleader for vaccines. Plenty of studies, data and analysis from respected institutions which advocate for their necessity and safety. Yet, thread after thread you question the official narrative in the face of evidence.
Not only are you rude, but totally inconsistent.
originally posted by: ArMaP
originally posted by: cooperton
But then you have the Dutch who analyzed their "moon rock" from the US and it turned out to be petrified wood. One of the few substances that definitely aren't on the moon.
It was the U.S. ambassador that gave the rock to a former prime minister of the Netherlands. The museum got the rock from the estate of the former prime minister, so there's too many people involved to know for sure what happened.
originally posted by: Grenade
a reply to: OneBigMonkeyToo
Feel free to provide the photos and the satellite data.
Just because you lack the intellectual capacity to understand that science doesn't render it dishonest.
originally posted by: Grenade
a reply to: OneBigMonkeyToo
Already done. If you read the thread before reacting I’ve already updated and shown the photo locations with an overhead map. Good idea to read the entire thread to see how a debate unfolds before you jump in head first.
You could prove me wrong by challenging the information, but instead, once again you've made it personal rather than debating the subject matter.
originally posted by: cooperton
The top photo is supposedly a picture from the Mars rover, but if you zoom in you can see there is clearly a rodent in the picture. These specific types of rodents are native to Devon Island in Northern Canada.
originally posted by: OneBigMonkeyToo
There isn't actually much other than circumstantial evidence that the Ambassodor gave the ex-president (who didn't attend the meeting with the astronauts) anything more than a card.
I've looked it in detail:
onebigmonkey.com...
The Dutch didn't do much analysis - it was mistakenly put on display as the genuine article after an art exhibiotion had finished with it. A geologist visiting hte museum identified it.