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originally posted by: Bluntone22
a reply to: pennylane123
Probably has to do with NASA using several, 100 foot diameter satellite dishes instead of that 2 foot direct tv thing you had.
im 58 years old I always believed we went to the moon. I believe we have a probe driving around on mars right now sending high def pics back.
originally posted by: watchitburn
a reply to: pennylane123
I always thought the moon landing hoax idea was nuts.
Then I listened to Bart Sibrel on Rogan a few months ago and... I'm kind of on the fence now.
I mean, putting it into context with ALL the other stuff the government has lied about.
It's not a zero chance that it was BS.
originally posted by: pennylane123
im 58 years old I always believed we went to the moon. I believe we have a probe driving around on mars right now sending high def pics back.
originally posted by: watchitburn
a reply to: pennylane123
I always thought the moon landing hoax idea was nuts.
Then I listened to Bart Sibrel on Rogan a few months ago and... I'm kind of on the fence now.
I mean, putting it into context with ALL the other stuff the government has lied about.
It's not a zero chance that it was BS.
But if we can have a car and helicopter drone flying around mars taking and sending high def pics from mars we could certainly have a live stream cam on the moon.
We have them everywhere
So now I find myself questioning everything.
I mean you have been wrong about everything.
originally posted by: TheLieWeLive
I always suggest going to Google and search for “Earth” and then look at the images. Most of us have grown up in the age of computer graphics and video games right? We should know what looks real or computer generated. Now go show me which of those images look real or computer generated?
To me only the lower orbit pictures look real, but all of the others look fake.
Have we went to the moon? I don’t think we can get off of this rock due to extreme temperatures and radiation. So no, we haven’t been to the moon.
originally posted by: BernnieJGato
a reply to: pennylane123
it wasn't exactly live there was a delay of about 1 or two seconds , and they pointed the cameras at the monitors in mission control and broadcast it from there.
they also had i think it was three stations around the globe that could receive the signal and send it to Huston. i think the main one was in Australia.