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Originally posted by smurfy
Originally posted by trig_grl
What ive been asking for years and no one has given a solid answer is WHY? Why did they fake the moon landing? Ive seen enough evidence to believe it was a hoax but im still confused as to why?
simple answer to that is that they didn't fake it.
Why would the Russians expose it?
If they play along like they believe it too, then they can keep building up their technology while pretending they already lost the game.
Originally posted by Asktheanimals
Find the tracks.
....
So how did it get there?
I don't need any further evidence than this to convince me that this picture was not taken on the moon. In a studio perhaps but not 280,000 miles away from Earth.
If we did go to the moon why would NASA feel the need to create fake photos?
The rover tires were made out of a mesh so moon dust would fall back to where the tracks should be
Originally posted by Asktheanimals
Find the tracks.
Well, I tried. I used every different exposure and contrast to try to bring out any hidden details in what originally appears to be an overexposed photo. There are no tire tracks to be seen nor are there any footprints showing that they have carried the LRV. ??? ( I do see the footprint in extreme foreground which isn't close enough to the LRV to matter)
So how did it get there?
I don't need any further evidence than this to convince me that this picture was not taken on the moon. In a studio perhaps but not 280,000 miles away from Earth.
If we did go to the moon why would NASA feel the need to create fake photos?edit on 28-11-2012 by Asktheanimals because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by MysterX
reply to post by Kr0nZ
The rover tires were made out of a mesh so moon dust would fall back to where the tracks should be
Can't have it both ways kronz, either the tracks are covered due to dust falling onto/into and covering and filling in the tracks, thus explaining the lack of tracks in some of the images, or it doesn't.
If it did cover the tracks as you theorise, and is an explanation of why some of the rover images on the surface lack tracks...how does this theory explain the many images that DO have clear and crisp rover tracks plainly visible?
Either the rover leaves visible tracks, tracks as shown in many images, or it covers it's own tracks according to your theory of dust falling through the mesh wheels...It can't be both.
Originally posted by Asktheanimals
There are no tire tracks to be seen nor are there any footprints showing that they have carried the LRV. ???
Originally posted by MysterX
A simply explanation for no tracks could just be due to the track being obscured behind a small lip or ridge a couple of inches high in the surface...that would effectively hide a track.