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Originally posted by ready4heaven
i rented a documentary on telus cable about the moonlanding beign fake and actually showed the how they did it, this was about 2-3 years ago so i cant remember any of it, but left me with the conclusion of it being fake, because of the flag blowign around and how could they go into space if they never been there before but i dont know much maybe they sent probes or something check out the weather and envirement details, W/E
Conclusion: government has never been good, government is bad.
Originally posted by paradox
reply to post by ajay59
Oh that's one of the classics I have always loved about ATS.
Anyone who uses their brain is labeled as a "paid shill" when all retarded comments are dismissed with facts.
Originally posted by ajay59
Now why on earth would you assume that I was referring to you? Did I direct my comment to you? Did I name any names? The only reasons for you to assume such would be either ego or.......!
Originally posted by longjohnbritches
Originally posted by paradox
reply to post by ajay59
Oh that's one of the classics I have always loved about ATS.
Anyone who uses their brain is labeled as a "paid shill" when all retarded comments are dismissed with facts.
Hey buddy.
was up?
Could you tell us exactly who has the brain and who is the shill?
That way I will know who is telling the truth.
It is all about the truth of those pictures with you ain't it????edit on 15-3-2012 by longjohnbritches because: I remembered something else
Now a new study, published online August 5 in Science, pushes back against the hydrated-moon hypothesis. Zachary Sharp, a geochemist at the University of New Mexico, and his colleagues measured the chemical composition of several Apollo samples and found that the chlorine content of the lunar rocks and soils implied that the moon's interior was largely bereft of water, as originally suspected.
Originally posted by NuminousCosmos
reply to post by ajay59
Man, do you people even research the stuff you're saying? The lunar samples have been analyzed by scientists from around the world, including private institutions:
Originally posted by paradox
Originally posted by ajay59
Now why on earth would you assume that I was referring to you? Did I direct my comment to you? Did I name any names? The only reasons for you to assume such would be either ego or.......!
Can you show me where I even so much as alluded to you speaking of me? I think you will fail in that finding.
It was a statement on a public forum that I replied to.
No ego, I just have a pet peeve for morons
Originally posted by NuminousCosmos
reply to post by ajay59
Man, do you people even research the stuff you're saying? The lunar samples have been analyzed by scientists from around the world, including private institutions:
www.scientificamerican.com...
Now a new study, published online August 5 in Science, pushes back against the hydrated-moon hypothesis. Zachary Sharp, a geochemist at the University of New Mexico, and his colleagues measured the chemical composition of several Apollo samples and found that the chlorine content of the lunar rocks and soils implied that the moon's interior was largely bereft of water, as originally suspected.
from the article.
Originally posted by Tschusterbauer
If there is clear to see a moon base or a UFO than it has to be some photo particle or flair or swamp gas or something but if there is a small dot that should be apolo11 than this is it. Sorry but I don't buy this crap.
Originally posted by ajay59
Originally posted by NuminousCosmos
reply to post by ajay59
Man, do you people even research the stuff you're saying? The lunar samples have been analyzed by scientists from around the world, including private institutions:
www.scientificamerican.com...
Now a new study, published online August 5 in Science, pushes back against the hydrated-moon hypothesis. Zachary Sharp, a geochemist at the University of New Mexico, and his colleagues measured the chemical composition of several Apollo samples and found that the chlorine content of the lunar rocks and soils implied that the moon's interior was largely bereft of water, as originally suspected.
from the article.
Key word, institutions. I wonder where they get their funding?