Footprints on the moon pics

Here it is folks ATS asks and nasa has given.

Real or Fake we decide.


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could someone please embed pics and tell me how thanks.

Here's one...

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/f46d20654702.jpg[/atsimg]

You need to download the pictures to ATS Media

Read the thread below...Great information.

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reply to post by whyamIhere


Thanks very much and what do you think about them was only the other day on ATS that Page said they had better things to do well hey maybe they dont.

reply to post by GreatScot

I had a dream last night that someone came out with proof that the moon foot prints were a hoax.
Probably just the CT in me, but MAKE MY WORDS!
I think it's a hoax.

That pic really doesn't look like much, but if anything, what is supposed to be the LEM looks more like the entire thing, not just the base left after the ascent stage supposedly lifted off.

reply to post by GreatScot

Didn't they drive someone type of vehicle around the moon also?
Or am I mistaken?
Wouldn't there be tire tracks also?

umm i dont see anything, that could be something else.

What says that they're footprints?
We have rocks that slide across flats here on Earth so there's no telling what made those marks without a closer view.
Give me that and I could tell you since I did search and rescue mantracking.

Originally posted by Asktheanimals
What says that they're footprints?
We have rocks that slide across flats here on Earth so there's no telling what made those marks without a closer view.

From wind, which is absent on the moon.

reply to post by GmoS719


yeah good point maybe we should ask nasa to send up an ATS member vote me plz.

reply to post by GmoS719


I think hoax, they could have put them there anytime. come on NASA show us the mars base and saturn mansions lol

reply to post by GmoS719


LRV tracks are fainter than footpaths, footpaths are usually walked over a few times, at least by two astronauts. But this article has a narrow view, in the original posted images by ASU, you can clearly make out the LRV tracks, they are not as prominent for obvious reasons.