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Originally posted by ZeroDeep
Who says we ever went to the Moon in the first place!
India is planing a moon mission.
Dont ask me why, A bunch of curry filled Hindus up in space
Deep
I was quite confident that we DID visit the moon, untill i started visting ATS. Then a friend sent me a great interview with Bill Kaysing from Nardwuar.com explaining his theories for not being able to do some of the things they did.Supposedly the Radiation alone would have melted the film in their cameras. As well as the fact that there was no Crater burnt out from beneath the landing crafts jets. He used to work with propulsion, so i he might have some good points.
Originally posted by TheWorldReallyIsThatBorin
There is two simple reason we have not been back to the moon. Money and risk. The whole enterprise was ludicrously dangerous and expensive the first time around. It would now be slightly less dangerous but even more expensive.
Originally posted by Salt of the Earth
We have very advanced spacecraft right here on earth, all kept in underground military bases, antigravity things, all kinds of high tech stuff. There are also creatures that have been bred in macabre breeding experiments, including the grays and some other creatures. They are mixing animal, insect, human and demon genetics to create pathetic creatures, also cyborgs. Additionally, there are actual horrid nightmare creatures, demons, who do live far beneath the earth, and when the time is right they will be brought topside.
The fake alien invasion will be for the purpose of uniting the world in world government.
A certain professor, who wished to remain anonymous, was engaged in a discussion with Neil Armstrong during a NASA symposium.
According to hitherto unconfirmed reports, both Neil Armstrong and Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin saw UFOs shortly after that historic landing on the Moon in Apollo 11 on 21 July 1969.