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Originally posted by Illustronicwhat specific problem do you have with the Apollo moon landings?
Originally posted by DJW001 And, you realize Coop was talking about UFO's, right?
But since ATS cleaned house... not too many of us 'nuts' left. Soon all you skeptics will just have each other to talk to and pat each other on the back. Conspiracy is dead... long live fake UFO videos
Originally posted by DJW001 Let's just let the OP defend his/her case. If you really want to discuss the issues brought up here, you know where to go.
Originally posted by Exuberant1
Originally posted by zorgon
Why do debunkers always seem to think that quoting main stream science will carry weight on a conspiracy site?
It is also a good way to bulk up one's posts and make one look more clever than one actually is.
The people see a series of chubby posts and they think 'that guy is smart and stuff. Look at his research, he is an internet god.'
And since most people don't follow links or know about post-bulking, this can be used to great effect.
*Anyhow,...
Originally posted by solid007
reply to post by hp1229
People are too serious nowadays no sense of humors
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
The moon craters painted under that huge gantry was used to train for the lunar landing -- i.e., the gantry supported a working LEM simulator, while the ground was painted with like a real portion of the Moon so the simulation would feel as real as possible, plus give obstacles for the astronauts to avoid.
The big round painted Moon was used as part of a simulator for the CM pilot. A camera hooked up to the simulator would move around the surface of that moon-painted sphere and give the astronaut a projected view that would be something similar to what it would be like when he was there.
Originally posted by Devino
reply to post by spy66
Problem here is that the Moon mission program was canceled. Apollo 17 was the last mission Launched on December 7, 1972. So if this were a HOAX in attempt to gain more money it failed completely.
>Why would they want to fake the moon landing?
Because a moon landing would mean more tax dollars to found space exploration.
Originally posted by Qwenn...the tipping point was Apollo 17, this is the one I have personally been researching for years now !
Originally posted by Saint Exupery
* the Apollo 17 mission report
* the Preliminary Science Report
* the USGS' "Geologic Investigation of the Valley of Taurus-Littrow"
* the crew's tech debrief
* the oral history project
[including:]
** Gene Cernan's
** Jack Schmitt
* Cernan also published a personal memoir
...both men share reminisces in front of the camera in 2007's "In the Shadow of the Moon".
* the support personnel. Ed Fendell operated the remote TV camera.
** Chris Kraft
** Gene Kranz and
** Sy Liebergott
* Tom Kelly, Grumman's LM project engineer published an excellent book about designing & building the Lunar Modules, and supporting the flights.
Anyone else noticed the LEM shadow is at a different angle to the figure shadow in the foreground? or do I need new glasses?
Originally posted by Saint Exupery
Originally posted by Qwenn...the tipping point was Apollo 17, this is the one I have personally been researching for years now !
Oh really?
So you've watched all 12+ hours of lunar EVA video (the DVD set has the best resolution)? How many of the 3,500+ 70mm hand-held photographs have you studied? What about the 2,138 Mapping Camera images, or the 1,581 Pan Cam images?
Of course the visual record is just the tip of the iceberg. The printed record is mountainous. Have you read the Apollo 17 mission report? What about the Preliminary Science Report? What did you think of the USGS' "Geologic Investigation of the Valley of Taurus-Littrow"
Then there is the crew. Have you read the crew's tech debrief? Perhaps you've read the interviews that were part of the oral history project? Gene Cernan's was 55 pages long. Jack Schmitt did two interviews for the project, one is 74 pages long, and the other is 42 pages. Cernan also published a personal memoir; have you read that? Of course, both men share reminisces in front of the camera in 2007's "In the Shadow of the Moon".
Of course, we can't forget the support personnel. Ed Fendell operated the remote TV camera. Chris Kraft, Gene Kranz and Sy Liebergott (among many others) all contributed to the oral history project, and also published their own memoirs. That's just a few of the thousands who worked on the flight. Tom Kelly, Grumman's LM project engineer published an excellent book about designing & building the Lunar Modules, and supporting the flights.
Those are just a very few of the resources for researching & understanding the flight of Apollo 17...
...Or did you just read a bunch of hoax web-sites and swallowed what they said hook, line & sinker - without question - because they reinforced your preconceived belief that it's all faked?
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