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Originally posted by thedangler
Im all for waiting. I just think it looks like it was put there.
Originally posted by thedangler
Im all for waiting. I just think it looks like it was put there.
Ill be waiting.
Originally posted by vietifulJoe
reply to post by ngchunter
Why none of mission was focused to more interesting side of the moon, the one that we can't see from earth?? (except that they used visible data to select landing spot, but in 60's they already had pictures of other side as well, and wouldn't that side be more interesting??)
Originally posted by Kandinsky
reply to post by kiwifoot
Hiya Kiwi, I'm not mocking people with a critical mind or rational thinking...I was mocking the guys that spend their time time trying to wriggle out of the evidence that we landed on the moon. They do it by accusing thousands of people of lying. Fair and honest questions are what draws a lot of people to ATS. I've got questions too
Originally posted by ngchunter
reply to post by thedangler
So now arizona state university, which runs the LRO cameras, is photoshopping the images? Can you prove your accusation or are you just assuming it to be so? Tell you what, next time LRO takes images of the sites, which will happen once they reach their final mission orbit, get yourself a big antenna and download the images straight from the satellite. Then you can reveal to the world how it's not "really there."
[edit on 17-7-2009 by ngchunter]
Originally posted by oldno7brand
Apollo Landing Sites
Please tell me there's more than just these small low res images...