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I believe the evidence of the absence of lightning at the cape on 11/14/1969 has been well secured. I would call that a most glad start.
Originally posted by decisively
reply to post by BellaSabre
You should load the video, slow it for yourself, and post your result.
Originally posted by decisively
reply to post by DJW001
I believe the evidence of the absence of lightning at the cape on 11/14/1969 has been well secured. I would call that a most glad start.
Originally posted by decisively
reply to post by CHRLZ
CHRLZ, you are in the wrong thread guy. This is the Bart Sibrel thread. Drift over to the Skunk Works Apollo Thread. That is where the lightning issue is being presently debated. I welcome your challenge.
It seems to me that this is about National Pride and a feeling of superiority, than of lies and deciet. " We did it first and we are proud ! " is the battlecry. Well I guess it is hard to accept the fact that the Americans are no better than any other country in the world, for the John Doe/Jane Doe in the street, they talk like they personally built it all and flew the missions themselves, well it is hard to accept that you have been lied to all of these years and not seen through it.
As for threads about NASA hoaxes and lies, they are doomed to fail and the OPs are subjected to ridicule and gang beatings, perhaps it would be better to go underground untill a provable fact appears. Either way, I think that NASA will soon admit that they actually had to manipulate certain details of the Apollo missions, but will decline to say which parts, so that they are somehow less accountable, when they are finally rumbled.
I was told about 35 years ago that it was now possible to project images " onto " the sky
Originally posted by DJW001
reply to post by Qwenn
I was told about 35 years ago that it was now possible to project images " onto " the sky
It's not possible to project images on the sky or the Chinese would have done it at the opening of the Olympics. The only people talking about it are people who believe the "Project Bluebeam" hoax.
Originally posted by choos
reply to post by Qwenn
first im not American, i consider the moon landings a feat for humanity.
second holograms need a medium to project onto, as good as they can appear today they still need something to project onto.
third, in general, people who believe the moon hoax tend not to have a grasp on the complexities of faking such a feat. nor understand how and what engineers had to overcome in order to get to the moon.