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Why was no '16mm movie FILM, in a movie camera' used during the historic 1969 moon landing..
When you win an argument like this.. one of the stooges begins writing irrelevant responses to bury the thread.
Why was the 16mm movie FILM, in a movie camera not used for the moon landings, when it had proved so effective previously?
No but the footage on the moon not studio footage, there is nothing on this to suggest it is the moon..
Where are the moonscape shots? the earth from the moon, the best views seen by mankind.. missed opportunity !
Surely the point in getting to the moon.. it might be prudent to gets some footage of the moon?
Originally posted by DJW001
reply to post by mockrock
No but the footage on the moon not studio footage, there is nothing on this to suggest it is the moon..
What would it take to convince you that it is the Moon?
Where are the moonscape shots? the earth from the moon, the best views seen by mankind.. missed opportunity !
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Wasted opportunity, indeed.
Surely the point in getting to the moon.. it might be prudent to gets some footage of the moon?
According to FoosM, it was more important that they take pictures of stars, which they did:
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Originally posted by ColAngus
Gentlemen, you can't fight in here. This is the War Room.
Seriously, you guys are playing chicken with someone who thought we would all be dead a week ago.
That should tell you everything you need to know about the analytic process you're dealing with.
Originally posted by ColAngus
Gentlemen, you can't fight in here. This is the War Room.
Seriously, you guys are playing chicken with someone who thought we would all be dead a week ago.
That should tell you everything you need to know about the analytic process you're dealing with.
Originally posted by mockrock
reply to post by mockrock
There are no historical facts, history is written by the victor.. This the U.S version of history.
Originally posted by mockrock
All the sites revealing the hoax no longer rank in the organic searches in Google, there is an active operation to promote the Apollo lie, why is so much being spent on it? It is a shame not one piece of quality movie footage from that first landing exists to support the Apollo landing.
In a NASA video, published April 28, 2010 titled "NASA's New Era of Innovation and Discovery", Bolden said: "We're gonna turn science fiction into science fact."
.....they didn't film any 16mm movie film footage of any moonscapes...
Fears include the proximity of landing, liftoff and flyover from a future landing/robotic vehicle, where rocket thrust may erase footprints and treads, sandblast nearby hardware and cause deposition of chemicals/dust.
There are also concerns relating to robotic rovers accidentally running over the footprints created by Apollo astronauts, or contaminate a site via physical contact with heritage hardware.
The recommendations add additional emphasis for the Apollo 11 and Apollo 17 sites, making reference to a “Keepout Zone”.
“While all the Apollo sites represent significant historical/heritage value in the material culture, the Apollo 11 and 17 landing sites carry special significance,” added the presentation.
.....The exclusion zone for Apollo 11′s site will result in a keep-out zone of 75 meters from the lunar module descent stage, where as the zone will extend 200-225 meters from the Apollo 17 site.
However, for the Apollo 12, 14, 15 and 16 sites, more access should be provided to individual components and artifacts, NASA added, allowing for future robotic missions to get within touching distance of Apollo hardware – as much as they won’t be allowed physical contact.
Originally posted by ProudBird Fears include the proximity of landing, liftoff and flyover from a future landing/robotic vehicle, where rocket thrust may erase footprints and treads, sandblast nearby hardware and cause deposition of chemicals/dust.