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Originally posted by mwm1331
Some are idiots, some are paranoid, some are ignorant, some have bad information, some are being mislead, but all are wrong.
Okay Ill bite, which Apollo figures have died under mysterious circumstances? Now if you want to talk about the mysterious deaths of all the SDI scientists I would agree with you, but Apollo?
The tabloid exclusive by Steve Herz reports that Scott Grissom, 48, has gone public with the family�s long-held belief that their father was purposefully killed during Apollo I.
Grissom was slated to be the first man on the Moon. As commander of Apollo 1, he was tragically killed in the infamous fire that also took the lives of fellow astronauts Roger Chaffee and Ed White. This event took on a more dramatic turn earlier this year when the Grissom family charged that Gus and the other astronauts had in fact been murdered. Even a year prior to that, Enterprise principal investigator Richard Hoagland had asserted the same thing on the Art Bell radio program.
Originally posted by thematrix
There is one thing about the moon landings that has bugged me from the day I got interested in it, without ever being given an explination about it and that were the crosshairs on the pictures taken on the moon, that in several photo's had part of the crosshairs BEHIND obstacles.
Originally posted by d1k
Originally posted by thematrix
There is one thing about the moon landings that has bugged me from the day I got interested in it, without ever being given an explination about it and that were the crosshairs on the pictures taken on the moon, that in several photo's had part of the crosshairs BEHIND obstacles.
Thats what I was talking about when I mentioned the faked pics. Absolutely obviously 100% faked pictures. Big time cutt and paste.
[edit on 29-7-2004 by d1k]
Originally posted by JAK
I'm not saying that I believe the USA didn't go to the moon, but:
�If we die, we want people to accept it. We�re in a risky business, and we hope that if anything happens, it will not delay the program. The conquest of space is worth the risk of life�
Originally posted by mwm1331
Durden by the standards set forth I could also honestly say I have no proof china exists as I have never been there personally.
Originally posted by Durden
Originally posted by mwm1331
Durden by the standards set forth I could also honestly say I have no proof china exists as I have never been there personally.
You're absolutly right. However, if you really doubted the existence of China, you could go there, couldn't you?
Originally posted by HowardRoark
You could go to the bottom of the Marianas Trench or to the top of Everest, also, but can you?
Yes it is possible to go to the moon. Is it feasable? no not really unless Maybe you had Oprah's money.
Originally posted by JAK
As stated previously, I don't believe that the landings were a hoax. Pride of place on my wall in a huge glass frame is a genuine Daily Express dated Monday July12 1969.
Originally posted by Gazrok
1. Yes, we did go to the moon.
Originally posted by SkipShipman
Almost every advance in science has arrived because someone dug deep and expressed doubt about something that our governments and religions have made painfully dogmatic.