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originally posted by: Rob48
a reply to: Ove38
Ove38, are you going to admit that you cannot tell the difference between the moon and the sun?
Even when the video you link to *tells you* it is the moon?
Did you even notice the title card on the video?
Moonglow. Not sunglow. The Earth is dark and ther aurora are visible. How could it be the sun?
originally posted by: Ove38
originally posted by: Rob48
a reply to: Ove38
Ove38, are you going to admit that you cannot tell the difference between the moon and the sun?
Even when the video you link to *tells you* it is the moon?
Did you even notice the title card on the video?
Moonglow. Not sunglow. The Earth is dark and ther aurora are visible. How could it be the sun?
Ok, sorry moonglow, still don't think it makes any difference in space.
The video was titled "Yes, you can see the Sun and Stars from space!" guess this was like the petrified wood rock given to Holland by NASA in 1969, fake
originally posted by: Rob48
originally posted by: subtopia
If its true wouldn't the pride of the nation pay for a satellite to orbit the moon and beam back LIVE, COLOR images of the surface, especially the landing zones, in fact just charging a single doller to view the LIVE images would probably make billions more than the cost to do it. How about that for a private venture capitol investment.
Wouldn't get the ok to do that though, now would we......
GET REAL ATS'S, STOP WAITING FOR OTHERS TO GIVE YOU TRUTH AND PROOF. CROWD FUND A SATELLITE NOW....
Live? How many imaging satellites provide "live imagery"?
Here you go, the entire moon at high resolution.
target.lroc.asu.edu...
Zoom around to your heart's content.
originally posted by: Ove38
originally posted by: Rob48
originally posted by: subtopia
If its true wouldn't the pride of the nation pay for a satellite to orbit the moon and beam back LIVE, COLOR images of the surface, especially the landing zones, in fact just charging a single doller to view the LIVE images would probably make billions more than the cost to do it. How about that for a private venture capitol investment.
Wouldn't get the ok to do that though, now would we......
GET REAL ATS'S, STOP WAITING FOR OTHERS TO GIVE YOU TRUTH AND PROOF. CROWD FUND A SATELLITE NOW....
Live? How many imaging satellites provide "live imagery"?
Here you go, the entire moon at high resolution.
target.lroc.asu.edu...
Zoom around to your heart's content.
Not good enough resolution.
originally posted by: Rob48
Come on, admit it, you don't really believe this rubbish do you, you are just trolling? Nobody could be that ignorant.
originally posted by: Rob48
originally posted by: Ove38
originally posted by: Rob48
originally posted by: subtopia
If its true wouldn't the pride of the nation pay for a satellite to orbit the moon and beam back LIVE, COLOR images of the surface, especially the landing zones, in fact just charging a single doller to view the LIVE images would probably make billions more than the cost to do it. How about that for a private venture capitol investment.
Wouldn't get the ok to do that though, now would we......
GET REAL ATS'S, STOP WAITING FOR OTHERS TO GIVE YOU TRUTH AND PROOF. CROWD FUND A SATELLITE NOW....
Live? How many imaging satellites provide "live imagery"?
Here you go, the entire moon at high resolution.
target.lroc.asu.edu...
Zoom around to your heart's content.
Not good enough resolution.
Not good enough for what? Much of it is 50cm per pixel, which is as good or better than commercial satellite imagery of Earth.
originally posted by: Ove38
originally posted by: Rob48
originally posted by: Ove38
originally posted by: Rob48
originally posted by: subtopia
If its true wouldn't the pride of the nation pay for a satellite to orbit the moon and beam back LIVE, COLOR images of the surface, especially the landing zones, in fact just charging a single doller to view the LIVE images would probably make billions more than the cost to do it. How about that for a private venture capitol investment.
Wouldn't get the ok to do that though, now would we......
GET REAL ATS'S, STOP WAITING FOR OTHERS TO GIVE YOU TRUTH AND PROOF. CROWD FUND A SATELLITE NOW....
Live? How many imaging satellites provide "live imagery"?
Here you go, the entire moon at high resolution.
target.lroc.asu.edu...
Zoom around to your heart's content.
Not good enough resolution.
Not good enough for what? Much of it is 50cm per pixel, which is as good or better than commercial satellite imagery of Earth.
I would like to see the moon lander close up.
rubbish ? you found one little mistake in one hundred questions about the authenticity of the Apollo Moon landings ?
originally posted by: Rob48
originally posted by: Ove38
originally posted by: Rob48
originally posted by: Ove38
originally posted by: Rob48
originally posted by: subtopia
If its true wouldn't the pride of the nation pay for a satellite to orbit the moon and beam back LIVE, COLOR images of the surface, especially the landing zones, in fact just charging a single doller to view the LIVE images would probably make billions more than the cost to do it. How about that for a private venture capitol investment.
Wouldn't get the ok to do that though, now would we......
GET REAL ATS'S, STOP WAITING FOR OTHERS TO GIVE YOU TRUTH AND PROOF. CROWD FUND A SATELLITE NOW....
Live? How many imaging satellites provide "live imagery"?
Here you go, the entire moon at high resolution.
target.lroc.asu.edu...
Zoom around to your heart's content.
Not good enough resolution.
Not good enough for what? Much of it is 50cm per pixel, which is as good or better than commercial satellite imagery of Earth.
I would like to see the moon lander close up.
Well, I'm sure you will one day. It's not going anywhere. People will go back.
You wouldn't believe it anyway, otherwise you would believe the original photos.
originally posted by: suicideeddie
a reply to: Ove38
which piece, ascent or descent stage?
The #2 moon lander is on display at the National Air and Space Museum, I've seen it. Both ascent and descent components.
originally posted by: Ove38
I would like to see the moon lander close up.
LM-2
Intended for second unmanned flight; used instead for ground testing. Landing gear added for drop testing. Does not have optical alignment telescope and flight computer
On display at the National Air and Space Museum, Washington, DC
originally posted by: Rob48
a reply to: Ove38
But your story keeps changing, so how am I supposed to keep track?
You claim the rover footage was shot on Earth, and now you say the rovers are all on the moon.
You admit the landers are on the moon, and yet the astronauts filmed and photographed inside and around them never went to the moon!
originally posted by: Ove38
The lunar moduel made by Westbury Design and Optical Ltd (a special effects company at Pinewood Studios) the same company that made the matte paintings (Apollo backgrounds) is still in London.
originally posted by: onebigmonkey
originally posted by: Ove38
The lunar moduel made by Westbury Design and Optical Ltd (a special effects company at Pinewood Studios) the same company that made the matte paintings (Apollo backgrounds) is still in London.
Tells us when Westbury Design and Optical Ltd was formed.
originally posted by: Ove38
originally posted by: onebigmonkey
originally posted by: Ove38
The lunar moduel made by Westbury Design and Optical Ltd (a special effects company at Pinewood Studios) the same company that made the matte paintings (Apollo backgrounds) is still in London.
Tells us when Westbury Design and Optical Ltd was formed.
Well the chef Cliff Culley had another name for the company back in the 60s
originally posted by: onebigmonkey
So it wasn't called that then? Everyone can just save themselves the bother and read your contributions to this from 2 years ago
www.abovetopsecret.com...&mem=
originally posted by: Rob48
a reply to: Ove38
So a movie prop company makes a copy of the LM for display and this proves what exactly?