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originally posted by: Ove38
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?
NASA, Stanley Kubrick, Neil Armstrong, Arthur C. Clarke and the LM at Pinewood studios in London ?
I dont know ? you tell me what this is ? just a coincidence ?
originally posted by: Ove38
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?
NASA, Stanley Kubrick, Neil Armstrong, Arthur C. Clarke and the LM at Pinewood studios in London ?
I dont know ? you tell me what this is ? just a coincidence ?
To make things worse, its the exact same film studio, that in 1972 (in a James Bond movie) visually suggest that the moon landing were filmed in a studio.
originally posted by: onebigmonkey
originally posted by: Ove38
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?
NASA, Stanley Kubrick, Neil Armstrong, Arthur C. Clarke and the LM at Pinewood studios in London ?
I dont know ? you tell me what this is ? just a coincidence ?
To make things worse, its the exact same film studio, that in 1972 (in a James Bond movie) visually suggest that the moon landing were filmed in a studio.
It's a Christmas card.
a reply to: Rob48
Well, I'm sure we'll see the Lunar Module one day. It's not going anywhere. People will go back.
In the meantime, heres some Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter photos to look at, which is better than ANY satellite imagery of Earth available to civilians.
originally posted by: Ove38
originally posted by: Rob48
What is strange about these publicly available photos, exactly?
How come the mockup LM on earth has the same tape and paper as the LM on the moon ?
there ya go again ,,,you know full well nobody is going too stepfoot on the moon within your lifetime,
the fact they are claimed to be better than ANY satellite imagery of Earth ...should also send up Red flags...
originally posted by: Rob48
originally posted by: Ove38
originally posted by: Rob48
What is strange about these publicly available photos, exactly?
How come the mockup LM on earth has the same tape and paper as the LM on the moon ?
It's not a mockup. It's LM-13, which was a real LM, to be used for flight. It was in the middle of being built by Grumman when the Apollo programme was cancelled, so it was not finished.
The partially built LM was then put together for display at the Cradle of Aviation.
Do your "funny photos" look so funny now?
originally posted by: Ove38
originally posted by: Rob48
originally posted by: Ove38
originally posted by: Rob48
What is strange about these publicly available photos, exactly?
How come the mockup LM on earth has the same tape and paper as the LM on the moon ?
It's not a mockup. It's LM-13, which was a real LM, to be used for flight. It was in the middle of being built by Grumman when the Apollo programme was cancelled, so it was not finished.
The partially built LM was then put together for display at the Cradle of Aviation.
Do your "funny photos" look so funny now?
sorry, but this dosen't look a real LM to me
originally posted by: Ove38
originally posted by: Rob48
originally posted by: Ove38
originally posted by: Rob48
What is strange about these publicly available photos, exactly?
How come the mockup LM on earth has the same tape and paper as the LM on the moon ?
It's not a mockup. It's LM-13, which was a real LM, to be used for flight. It was in the middle of being built by Grumman when the Apollo programme was cancelled, so it was not finished.
The partially built LM was then put together for display at the Cradle of Aviation.
Do your "funny photos" look so funny now?
sorry, but this dosen't look like a real LM to me
a reply to: choos
not to be rude or anything.. but not "looking right" to you is definitely no indication of anything...
originally posted by: Misinformation
a reply to: choos
not to be rude or anything.. but not "looking right" to you is definitely no indication of anything...
that depends it may or may not.....
I can tell you what it is a good indication of though,,,that the propagandists don't have convincing enough evidence ...
originally posted by: Misinformation
a reply to: choos
there ya go again,, dragging out one of the propagandists greatests hits,,,the arrogance is overwhelming ,,,just another propagandists fallacy assuming the whole thing had to be filmed in slow-mo...not to mention the fact there wasn't actual "Live" tv coverage for many portions of the misssions...