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Originally posted by Spoonz
This gets so tiring year after year some new "breakthrough" evidence
Comes to the surface. Personally i think that Jose Escamila is a quack
People, this is entertainment! And this is how they make a living.
I personally know a few astronauts from the Apollo missions and I'm telling you it's pure B.S. Unfortunately when you want to believe something bad enough you refuse true facts and replace them with your own sci-fi fantasy.
Originally posted by DGFenrir
Did you even read my post? I don't think so..
I even provided a link and an explanation to why it can't photograph the flag.
People just don't read on this forum..
Originally posted by DGFenrir
Hubble wasn't built for that kind of stuff.
Don't think it could even take any clear shots of the moon..
"Anything left on the Moon cannot be resolved in any Hubble image," According to the Space Telescope Science Institute, which operates Hubble for NASA. "It would just appear as a dot."
From the Moon, when viewing Earth, how many flying aeroplanes can be seen?
Originally posted by weedwhacker
I mean, anyone, even an amateur astronomer can see the Moon for themselves!!! And, isn't it odd that with all of those eyes scrutinizing the Moon no one sees the ET activity?? No flying discs, no buildings that are miles long.
Originally posted by tezzajw
From the Moon, when viewing Earth, how many flying aeroplanes can be seen?
Originally posted by weedwhacker
I mean, anyone, even an amateur astronomer can see the Moon for themselves!!! And, isn't it odd that with all of those eyes scrutinizing the Moon no one sees the ET activity?? No flying discs, no buildings that are miles long.
From the Moon, when viewing Earth, how many buildings can be seen?
Put it into perspective, weedwhacker and ask yourself why such small objects can't be seen on Earth from a sufficient distance.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
However, since Jose refers to Apollo-era potential photo altering, I'd guess that WE didn't have 'cloaking' abilities in 1969.
BTW....I ponder nano-tech as a potentially promising cloaking device. I want one for myself!!!!
Originally posted by MoothyKnight
I thought the white glowing appearance of the craters was due to the reflectivity of the type of rock exposed when meteors hit.
[edit on 5/9/09 by MoothyKnight]
Originally posted by clock1
The question here is "Did anyone watched this movie?". We can talk about trailer, pics or authors credibility but I want to see comments from someone that actually watched this movie. Greatest story.... was OK for me but it have some technical problems with sound (music is too loud in some places and you cant hear what people are talking about).