Tiangong space station fake ?

a reply to: lambros56

My five minutes of research came up with things like this:

Photos of Lunar Modules under construction




A documentary that includes films of the construction and testing, and interviews with the engineers who did it
www.youtube.com...

and a published memoir by the Grumman project engineer who supervised its design and construction
www.barnesandnoble.com...

a reply to: lambros56

No research?

Yeah about that

onebigmonkey.com...

You've been lied to, but not by NASA.

"Now as far as I know you need to keep liquids in containers ... We can see the ISS through a telescope can we see Tiangong ?"

I think that you're right about this being fake. Just like Communism is a fake, the people own everything is a fake. I could see them doing this to try and stay in step with the other space flying countries. Seems like if it is a propaganda campaign, it's a bit over the top. Over the top of our heads...literally!!! reply to: Ravenwatcher

I think the ISS is fake too.
There’s plenty of videos out there if you look into it."

I've often thought that myself. Do you all remember the video's, before they were removed about bubble coming out of the
supposed space suits?? No, they were in the neutral buoyancy lab, the huge pool that they say they train in.. underwater."a reply to: lambros56

a reply to: Wolf8740

Oh, really?

There are plenty that have not been "removed".

As a simple Google search reveals:

m.youtube.com...

Fail.

a reply to: Wolf8740

You can see the ISS on it's predicted path with your own eyes. Better with binoculars or a basic telescope.

apparently how water behaves in containers in the vacuum of space is a long-standing question

but Aaron Persad seems to have made an experiment to answer that

how does water behave in space

pretty interesting

so it would seem that it isn't actually water in a jar as no one has tested this yet apparently?