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Originally posted by highlyoriginal
I didn't read through the whole thread, so I apologize if this has been posted, but here is a great website someone shared here on ATS awhile back that talk about the cameras (in full detail) and show the pictures from the moon landing, and basically prove that they are fake.
You can check the website out here:
Fake Moon Landing Photos
Originally posted by aik4on
There's not a shred of evidence suggesting the moon landings were a hoax, every single increasingly desperate put forward by the hoax camp has been thoroughly and conclusively debunked.
The 'evidence' put forward by the OP is among the weakest I have ever scoffed at. His case seems to based on nothing more than applying a few random Photoshop colour filters to a highly compressed jpeg.
Remember, to prove that the moon landings were faked, conspiracy theorists need to provide conclusive evidence that every single photo and all the footage from every moon landing was also faked.
It's funny that this absurd theory is still doing the rounds so many years after it has been thoroughly pulled apart.
I think the "Moon Landing" that the world saw could well have been faked but that doesn't mean the US didn't put men on the Moon
And to make the hand even more attractive, Westinghouse had created a very special television camera pickup tube; one that could run circles around conventional image orthicons and vidicons in terms of size, sensitivity, S/N and lag. This was the secondary electron conduction, or SEC, tube. It had an outstanding dynamic range and was so sensitive that, without stretching the truth too much, it could make pictures of the proverbial black cat in a coal bin at midnight.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by GovtFlu
Oh, no! NOt again!
That is the worst piece of garbage "movie"....it calls itself a 'documentary', but doesn't qualify to that standard.
Oh, BTW....the red graphic "Not For Public Distribution"? Cut in by the person who made that video for uploading to the Web. The British narration is from another film, forget which....and EVERYTHING she alleges is utter nonsense. This has been totally debunked for many years, now.
Originally posted by sotp
I'm as entitled to voice my opinion here as you are.
I'm not, like a lot of hoax believers, saying that they faked it because they couldn't actually do it. I'm saying they might have faked it simply to make sure the public did not see something they didn't want them to see. That is all.
Originally posted by CHRLZ
No, of course not. But do keep it up - don't let lack of knowledge stop you from proving it, with posts like that one.
Get an education on the topic to avoid future embarrassment, eg:
www.clavius.org...
www.braeunig.us...
and how about sticking to the topic of the OP? If you want to make some 'new' (but long debunked) unrelated claim, start your own thread, be brave.
Originally posted by CHRLZ
No, of course not. But do keep it up - don't let lack of knowledge stop you from proving it, with posts like that one.
Get an education on the topic to avoid future embarrassment, eg:
www.clavius.org...
www.braeunig.us...
and how about sticking to the topic of the OP? If you want to make some 'new' (but long debunked) unrelated claim, start your own thread, be brave.
Originally posted by blankduck18
Your response shows how dense you are with history technology
And to think that everything would have been sent over radio air waves have you ever heard of something called a hard drive?