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I couldn't really go into detail about how they would have put the mirrors on the moon but I do know this is possible because of other missions that have been done. Also you ignored when I asked how they cannot take pictures of the place the moon landing were done, when they can take photos of the mirrors and they can take very good photos of surface of the moon with a high powered telescope.
Originally posted by hidden0
Originally posted by DEV1L79
Not true, they could have easily been put there by an unamaned mission.
Okay - I've shown my sources, and my reasoning...lets hear yours now. How did they place a mirror like that with an unmanned mission? I'm not saying it is impossible - just that if you believe this, you must have thought about it to some degree. Or are you simply just immediately refuting my new hypothesis without even vetting it?
How did the unmanned mission for placing the mirrors on the moon go?
ETA - Forgot, mines not a hypothesis. My new angle of proof, I should say.edit on 27-11-2012 by hidden0 because: correction
Actually it was almost 1970, they had excellent video cameras back then. They would have been able to afford the very best camera equipment, here is an original 1970s video.
Originally posted by PsykoOps
reply to post by DEV1L79
So that would make it even less possible. If the real speed would be higher the astronaut would have to be sprinting like Bolt in that suit on that terrain.
Also what you suppose they'd do? Transport HD cameras back through time. They worked with what they had at the time. To demand more is just pure ignorance.edit on 27/11/2012 by PsykoOps because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by hellobruce
Originally posted by smurfy
I looked at that link of yours and I wonder how they concluded that the flags would be bleached white.
For forty-odd years, the flags have been exposed to the full fury of the Moon's environment – alternating 14 days of searing sunlight and 100° C heat with 14 days of numbing-cold -150° C darkness. But even more damaging is the intense ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the pure unfiltered sunlight on the cloth (modal) from which the Apollo flags were made. Even on Earth, the colors of a cloth flag flown in bright sunlight for many years will eventually fade and need to be replaced. So it is likely that these symbols of American achievement have been rendered blank, bleached white by the UV radiation of unfiltered sunlight on the lunar surface. Some of them may even have begun to physically disintegrate under the intense flux.
Originally posted by Kr0nZ
The rover tires were made out of a mesh so moon dust would fall back to where the tracks should be, ...
Originally posted by DEV1L79
I couldn't really go into detail about how they would have put the mirrors on the moon but I do know this is possible because of other missions that have been done. Also you ignored when I asked how they cannot take pictures of the place the moon landing were done, when they can take photos of the mirrors and they can take very good photos of surface of the moon with a high powered telescope.
Originally posted by hidden0
Originally posted by DEV1L79
Not true, they could have easily been put there by an unamaned mission.
Okay - I've shown my sources, and my reasoning...lets hear yours now. How did they place a mirror like that with an unmanned mission? I'm not saying it is impossible - just that if you believe this, you must have thought about it to some degree. Or are you simply just immediately refuting my new hypothesis without even vetting it?
How did the unmanned mission for placing the mirrors on the moon go?
ETA - Forgot, mines not a hypothesis. My new angle of proof, I should say.edit on 27-11-2012 by hidden0 because: correction
Originally posted by Zaphod58
reply to post by Gregorian
So let me see if I've got this right. Stanley Kubrick directed 9/11? Two years after he died?
Originally posted by Gregorian
This might be a good time to consider the relationship between the Apollo mission science fiction moon hoax and the 9/11 terror hoax. Stanley Kubrick Productions was the sole designer of the Apollo moon mission in the spirit of his sci-fi film "2001: A Space Odyssey." That elaborate sci-fi exercise emboldened those responsible for 9/11 to follow their lead - of course, using Stanley Kubrick as the producer director.edit on 27-11-2012 by Gregorian because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Severin
reply to post by JohnPhoenix
Ok, I've got no real interest in this one way or the other, but I did play about a bit with the pics.
This shows them superimposed and you can clearly see that the hill line changes so it is a different angle, but you can see that the hilltop on the left remains in the same place, and also the beginning part of the hill to the right is in the same place.
The second picture is a bit weirder.
I changed around the exposure and contrast and to me it looks like the foreground was pasted onto the original background shot. I can see a pretty damn straight line/join.
Originally posted by Zaphod58
reply to post by drivebricker
You're a page late. Someone already overlayed the images, and showed that they weren't taken in the same place. The background hills don't line up perfectly, which proves they are different angles.
Originally posted by hidden0
Umm...I don't mean to burst anyone's bubble here, but if nobody ever has visited the moon, then who put these mirrors there?
Mirrors On Moon
These mirrors exist - and you can personally prove it.
This is a clip from Big Bang Theory (I occasionally watch the show), skip to 1 minute 50 seconds.
Given the correct equipment, you can provide yourself absolute proof that somebody put that mirror there....why not the people who claim they did it?