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FoosM
Since you never have been to the moon, you dont know what it really looks like, do you?
So what detail are you exactly talking about?
Seeing the starry constellations in the photos... Oh wait.
Actually, neither could NASA, as they failed to demonstrate it in their videos and films.
Astronaut could barely, jump, or hit a golf ball or throw a javelin any farther than if they were on Earth.
No, you use special effects for that. Animations, compositions, etc.
How? They had Satellites that were taking photos of the Earth.
Those Satellites didn't have to be in LEO. Why do fail to see it?
Im sure you have just as hard of a time understanding magic tricks when
explained to you.
Whats worse, you don't even challenge yourself to figure it out on your own!
You just sit there and accept it. Asking for others to do the brainwork for you.
Thats why you can get fooled over and over again.
You don't question.
Try it once.
Look at the photos and ask yourself how they could be faked.
You might be surprised what you come up with.
onebigmonkey
Try thinking for yourself instead of regurgitating wholesale the arguments of people like Jarrah White and his cohort of fraudsters and you just might see the light.
ZeroFurrbone
I believe in the inner earth. Also i dont really believe in the landing c: Everything can be faked you know. There is also the possibility they were in space, but on a fake platform. Honestly im one of the people that if they dont land on moon and walk by himself for at least 2-3 hours , He will never believe
If you can prove they didnt use allien tehnology to fake it , or you havent been to the moon yourself, dint try to convince me otherwise.
SayonaraJupiter
Space is like a stream and the moon is the first stepping stone. When has humanity ever been stopped from going places? When has humanity ever stopped trying to cross that next river or ocean? When does humanity say "Oops that's too hard"?
SayonaraJupiter
Did Alexander the Great turn back?
SayonaraJupiter
Richard Nixon was president of the USA on December 19, 1972. Richard Nixon had 'delicate' financial relations with Howard Hughes. And it was a Hughes scientist James Fletcher who was NASA administrator for Apollo's 15, 16, and 17.
What does that mean in the context of Apollo disclosure? Wernher von Braun had plans for Mars in the 1980's. Are you saying that technology has been suppressed?
choos
SayonaraJupiter
Space is like a stream and the moon is the first stepping stone. When has humanity ever been stopped from going places? When has humanity ever stopped trying to cross that next river or ocean? When does humanity say "Oops that's too hard"?
you should watch the documentary "Who Killed the Electric Car"..
SayonaraJupiter
Did Alexander the Great turn back?
that is a very poor example you have picked out for yourself..
Alexander was sort of forced to stop by his own troops.. after defeating the first major indian province his army was too afraid to continue on since the defeated army was small in comparison to what lay ahead and Alexander had taken larger than normal losses.
He wanted to conquer India but his troops did not. so umm yes, he did turn back.edit on 9-4-2014 by choos because: (no reason given)
SayonaraJupiter
What does that mean in the context of Apollo disclosure? Wernher von Braun had plans for Mars in the 1980's. Are you saying that technology has been suppressed?
edit on 4/9/2014 by SayonaraJupiter because: (no reason given)
SayonaraJupiter
When has humanity ever been stopped from going places? When has humanity ever stopped trying to cross that next river or ocean? When does humanity say "Oops that's too hard"?
SayonaraJupiter
Did Alexander the Great turn back?
SayonaraJupiter
Apollo 15 named their lunar module after the falcon. Dave Scott is also famous for his 'hammer & falcon feather' trick.
Jim Irwin worked on the AIM-47 guided missile, a product known as Falcon missile, developed by Hughes Aircraft. en.wikipedia.org...
SayonaraJupiter
What role did Stanley Kubrick really play in Apollo?
choos
SayonaraJupiter
Apollo 15 named their lunar module after the falcon. Dave Scott is also famous for his 'hammer & falcon feather' trick.
Jim Irwin worked on the AIM-47 guided missile, a product known as Falcon missile, developed by Hughes Aircraft. en.wikipedia.org...
you suggesting the AIM-47 guided missile was a hoax??
onebigmonkey
SayonaraJupiter
What role did Stanley Kubrick really play in Apollo?
None whatsoever.
Next.
Space is like a stream and the moon is the first stepping stone. When has humanity ever been stopped from going places? When has humanity ever stopped trying to cross that next river or ocean? When does humanity say "Oops that's too hard"?
Did Lewis & Clarke say "Oops that's too hard, let's turn back and wait 43 years?" Did Columbus turn back? Did Alexander the Great turn back?
Rob48
reply to post by Bybyots
The Apollo program had as its primary goal landing men on the moon before the Soviets. It completed its goal and nobody with two brain cells to rub together denies that fact. Spending tens of billions on keeping on going back to the moon once they'd already been six times and comprehensively won the race is rather less of a vote winner than beating the Russkies there in the first place.
Life isn't a movie. It doesn't have to follow a clean narrative arc. Priorities change. Men walked on the moon and not a single piece of evidence in 200+ pages of this thread casts even the tiniest bit of doubt on that.
I'd love manned missions to resume, but the reason they don't exist today is purely political and financial rather than technical. Even so I'm pretty confident that most of the people reading this thread will see manned moon landings within their lifetimes. And when they do they will see that the hoax theorists are a bunch of money-grubbing charlatans.
SayonaraJupiter
No, I'm suggesting that Howard Hughes baked you an Apollo cake and you keep eating it up. And that the name "Falcon" given to the Apollo 15 module was an homage to the missiles work Jim Irwin (under cover, I might add) was doing for HH.
Also, Apollo 15 was the first of three missions under new NASA administrator James Fletcher, a Hughes scientist from Utah and a Mormon, which adds significantly to my Nixon-Apollo theory and doesn't help your theory one bit.
December 19, 1972, a day which will live in infamy.
Apollo 15 are also the team that had money connections to Hughes employees in the Apollo 15 stamp/envelope controversy, you know, when Chris Kraft fired his 3 astros for breaking the rules.
SayonaraJupiter
onebigmonkey
SayonaraJupiter
What role did Stanley Kubrick really play in Apollo?
None whatsoever.
Next.
But the photos don't lie.