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Originally posted by angus1745
Originally posted by Tahnya86
reply to post by buskey
You know, i could turn around and ridicuel the OP but i wont, i have had plentty of people put me down for things iv posted, probebly because im a girl? i dont know, i say "i dont know if this is true but here goes" and i still copped it, anyways, i think if there is so callled moon trafic then there must be allot more shuttles and craft going into space let alone flying past the moon,hmmm, with all the secrecey its not impossable, but also there is definantly suspicious here, more so, i am curious as to what will be done about the ufos,aliens and becons? sure either NASA "as rumored" has contact with ET's, more then likely, and have made some agreement to keep out of sight out of mind? if not, maybe if the frequency in space is as much as the visitations we see on earth is hard to hide, then maybe we can be looking at disclosure soon? i think there serriosley needs to be allot more research on this, wether or not this artical is true i still wonder about how, NASA has managed in co-operation with the NAVY, has managed to keep it all hush hush considering the amount of countries who have sattilites and so for in space, but i will end this post with "Hmmm"
This is some of the worst spelling I have ever seen. It's sot surprising people have put you down for things you have said if this is the way you say them!
Where the hell did you go to school? You need to go back and complain.
Originally posted by Iamonlyhuman
Originally posted by Enlightenme1111
The article is a hoax. There is not a single source reported. Tabloid junk.
The article clearly states:
“Apollo 11 and 17 sites [will] remain off-limits, with ground-travel buffers of 75 metres and 225 metres from each respective lunar lander,” states the July 20 guidelines of NASA. Science journal had obtained the guidelines.
I did a quick google and found this article in Science Magazine, written by Lucas Laursen - NASA to Launch Guidelines to Protect Lunar Artifacts
Originally posted by John0Doe
Originally posted by Iamonlyhuman
Originally posted by Enlightenme1111
The article is a hoax. There is not a single source reported. Tabloid junk.
The article clearly states:
“Apollo 11 and 17 sites [will] remain off-limits, with ground-travel buffers of 75 metres and 225 metres from each respective lunar lander,” states the July 20 guidelines of NASA. Science journal had obtained the guidelines.
I did a quick google and found this article in Science Magazine, written by Lucas Laursen - NASA to Launch Guidelines to Protect Lunar Artifacts
seems to me NASA is owner of Moon...
Originally posted by Cyanhide
okay,so they are expecting allot of lunar traffic within the coming months?
This smells..
What prompted the space agency to act was the Google Lunar X prize for those landing a robot that moves 500 metres and sends images from the moon. Precise landing near the Apollo sites would get them more money.
Originally posted by John0Doe
seems to me NASA is owner of Moon...
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Originally posted by byeluvolk
reply to post by Tahnya86
I do not doubt the story is true. It could all be a hoax, but it makes sense. With the privatization of space, there are quite a few companies trying to be the first civilian on the moon. Japan is working on a lunar hotel project, and there are many smaller companies working on space travel. It is just a matter of years before someone does indeed return to the moon. When it happens, if it is this lunar hotel idea, the traffic to these sites could be very destructive if the people involved do not keep some sort of distance from them.
Keep in mind the requested distance is as low as 75 meters, even a low quality camera you can buy for a few bucks today will give you excellent photos at that range. With a decent camera you would have better quality pictures than even NASA has of these Landers and such. So I do not see why there is such an uproar about this. Have you tried to go to Stonehenge lately? You can’t even get within 75meters of Stonehenge any more. This sort of a standoff is not that big of a deal. They just do not want “tourists” to walk around and blot out the footprints or vandalize the equipment left behind.
edit on 8-9-2011 by byeluvolk because: (no reason given)