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Originally posted by tom502
Originally posted by C3RB3RU5
reply to post by consigliere
If you really don't believe in the moon landing, consider two things:
1. The mirrors we placed on the moon that reflect light back to us :O
2. People who watched the moon landing through their own telescopes
We went to the moon. Oh, and astronauts brought back some rock samples from ze moon. But I guess we got those from the space-rock-black-market, right?
The Soviets placed mirrors on the Moon with unmanned missions. The US probably has too, that is not proof man landed and walked on the Moon.
No one can see from an Earth bound telescope of anyone landing on the Moon, it's just too far away.
We have to accept then, what gravity on the moon is the same as on earth, and moon has atmosphere as well, or how would you explain water and wind erosion on the moon rocks?
Originally posted by Karbofos
So you are saying what moon videos where shot in 1/6 of earth gravity? Even mythbusters proofed that not to be the case.
There are a lot of wind and water eroosion marks on the moon rocks on NASA pictures. Only presence of atmosphere can explain that.
So you are saying what moon videos where shot in 1/6 of earth gravity?
Even mythbusters proofed that not to be the case.
There are a lot of wind and water eroosion marks on the moon rocks on NASA pictures.
Originally posted by Karbofos
reply to post by ngchunter
You should watch that episode again. They compare footage shot on the moon, to footage shot with different frame rate and footage shot in 1/6 of gravity , and nether matches moon footage, with means something, gravity or frame rate was different on the moon
If geologist denying erosion when he seeing one, I would question his expertise.
It's not about my work in geology,
Originally posted by consigliere
I can understand what you guys are saying,,,but he says "Human Exploration,beyond low Earth orbit".The key word to me is "exploration". Our current mission is not exploring the universe but building an international space station.So for him to say this,makes me think we havent "explored" beyond low Eart orbit,,,,,but i could be wrong
Originally posted by consigliere
While reading this article on NASA's new deep space exploration spacecraft.
Article
A pretty cool article in itself
One quote jumped right out at me,,,
"We are committed to human exploration beyond low-Earth orbit and look forward to developing the next generation of systems to take us there," NASA adminstrator Charlie Bolden said in a statement.
If I'm not mistaken this implies we have never been beyond low Earth orbit! Which to me speaks volumes regarding our "moon missions". I personally don't believe we have.
Now don't get me wrong I'm a conspiracy theorist to the heart, and maybe I'm reading too much into this,,,,or am I? What do you think?
Originally posted by Karbofos
You actually need to be an expert in micrometeorit erosion. Because that's what cause moon rocks look like they been eroded by wind and water.
Any experts on micrometeorit erosion in 1/6 of earth gravity you know?
How about one modern photo of landing site with HUMAN steps around ar near by??
They do it on mars(!!)
Mars orbiter takes close up shoots of mars rover witch is two by two feet?
Show me one picture of landing site with details. I will publicly announce what I was dead wrong all this years.
Originally posted by Karbofos
reply to post by ngchunter
And I supposed to believe it's human steps not unmanned device tracks?
Originally posted by Laokin
Originally posted by consigliere
While reading this article on NASA's new deep space exploration spacecraft.
Article
A pretty cool article in itself
One quote jumped right out at me,,,
"We are committed to human exploration beyond low-Earth orbit and look forward to developing the next generation of systems to take us there," NASA adminstrator Charlie Bolden said in a statement.
If I'm not mistaken this implies we have never been beyond low Earth orbit! Which to me speaks volumes regarding our "moon missions". I personally don't believe we have.
Now don't get me wrong I'm a conspiracy theorist to the heart, and maybe I'm reading too much into this,,,,or am I? What do you think?
What? We don't go to the moon because we can't do it efficiently. It's still a very dangerous trip because of the amount of feul required to get there and back. Hence the reason we do low earth orbit space missions to the space station instead.
This does not have anything to do with going to the moon, as to actually repeatedly explore the moon with humans would be to expensive and dangerous with current systems.
That.Is.All.
Oh wait, no there is more....
Ifyoudontbelieveweeverwenttothemoonyouarecrazyfishpantsnuts.edit on 25-5-2011 by Laokin because: (no reason given)
This does not have anything to do with going to the moon, as to actually repeatedly explore the moon with humans would be to expensive and dangerous with current systems.
Originally posted by treespeaker
"which aimed to return astronauts to the moon by the 2020s"
Read more: www.foxnews.com...
Takeing only one sentence from a story and over analizing it seems a bit much
Cheers!
Originally posted by Karbofos
I want to see photo of the landing site, with steps around it.