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Originally posted by RussS86
Interesting video but it makes me wonder. Another youtube video posted by the same person on 7 Apr 07 ago called "Apollo 20 Legacy, Part 1, The City" (www.youtube.com...) starts off with NASA and Air Force Space Command (AFSPC) emblems. AFSPC didn't come into being until 1982 and the mission occured in '76?
Originally posted by biotic
if so im so sick of hoaxes. can someone give me a plausible point of hoaxing these types of things? to gain exposure or what? ARGHHHHHH
Originally posted by davidbiedny
OK, let's put this one to bed right now.... it's a fake. And not a very good one.
We start with actual footage from another mission - there was NO Apollo 20 mission.
Then we have a light flare, and cut to a fabricated scene, consisting of a (somewhat decent) model, After Effects lens flares, wrong color and texture of lunar surface, bad lighting, cheesy color channel flutter, a clear miniature. The guy who put the video up on Youtube has created other bogus footage to support the idea of an Apollo 20 mission, which NEVER HAPPENED.
It's a fake. Nothing to see here, move on.
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Originally posted by Anubis Kanubis
Seriously though, enough with opinions of fake or real. Let's debunk it or continue to dig...
Originally posted by Anubis Kanubis
The pictures all appear to be the same location, model or not. The light is just hitting craters differently combined with different perspective. Look closely.
This, if fake, was an extraordinary feat that must have been accomplished by a professional with access to studio equipment.
Originally posted by Anubis Kanubis
If there were other Apollo missions, we wouldn't know.
Originally posted by Anubis Kanubis
Who the hell are you telling me to move on?
I think I'll stay right here, forever.
Originally posted by Anubis Kanubis
Enough hearsay!
If there were other Apollo missions, we wouldn't know.
Seriously though, enough with opinions of fake or real. Let's debunk it or continue to dig...
Originally posted by jra
Originally posted by Anubis Kanubis
If there were other Apollo missions, we wouldn't know.
Like I said earlier, the Saturn V was and still is the largest rocket ever made and launched. Launching one of those wouldn't go unnoticed. We would know about it if there were anymore Apollo missions. Even classified satellite launches don't go unnoticed. The cargo itself may be classified, but people can still observe the launches. Heck even amateur astronomers observe and track Keyhole satellites all the time. It would be hard, if not, impossible to launch a rocket without anyone seeing it.
Plus their are many mistakes and errors in the various "Apollo 20" clips too.