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True then some one will say that we did not land on the moon or mars!kaf11 said:We landed on the moon. Mars is next, bitches.
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True then some one will say that we did not land on the moon or mars!kaf11 said:We landed on the moon. Mars is next, bitches.
I believe that wasn't a tape of the original moon landing, rather one of the later ones. And that would obviously have been taken by a remote camera that they just set up before they left on a tripod or something similar.<RJMC> said:my biggest questiong about this is
is there is a video of the spacecraft launching from the moon,who take that video?
I remenber there was a video of the landed vehicle thing that hav launched and it was take by a camera at a distance so who take that video?
inevitable?clarky003 said:.... and no matter what anyone says in the future, a welsh scientist developed the practical method for warpdrive.
JNightshade said:Yes. We did. Conspiracy theorists are all freaking nutjobs.
Raziaar said:Did We? No... did I? Hell yes.
ISSUE 6 - How could NASA take TV images of the LM ascending on Apollo 15, 16, and 17 if there was no one on the Lunar surface to man the camera?
Now, most of these charges are pretty dumb, but this one really has to take the cake. As you can see from the collection of images above (from two different missions) on the later Apollo missions (15-17) the astronauts left the TV camera pointed at the LM so that viewers on Earth could watch the liftoff. Initially, the camera was unable to track the ascent stage as it rose into space, but by Apollo 17, NASA had figured a way to get the camera to track upward and follow the spacecraft. So the answer to this one is also simple and obvious -- the camera was remotely controlled from Earth.
You owned them. That's basically the argument I use the mostFishlore said:LOL. Putting aside all of the incredibly poor science that the conspiracy theorists cling to, let's look at something else. Russia. The many moon landings happened during the height of the cold war. If there was any nation in the world that would be able to watch our rockets go to the moon it was Russia. Wouldn't our biggest, baddest, meanest enemy of the time be quick to point out lies and deceit? They would have told every soul on the planet that the US is lying about going to the moon and used science to disprove the US claims had this been the truth.
Although you can't disbelieve a conspiracy theory just because it's so big it's implausible - MKULTRA is proof of that.Darth Sidious said:Yes we landed on the moon. In my mind there is no second thoughts... That would be a BIG STUNT for the Goverment and NASA to pull off just to fake a lot of people. So yes they did.
Heh, nice.Sam-2k said:They didn't land on the moon. They merely created a second moon and launched it into orbit with people on it, who shot the footage then came back.
Duh.
Sauce?TheAmazingRando said:The American government cannot even keep its secret airbases secret. You honestly believe they could fake the moon landing and keep it quiet? We placed reflectors on the moon during one of the Apollo missions in order to measure the moons orbit, which is pretty good proof given how sciencetists around the world can use them and have used them.
Teh C stands for conspiracy!Kschreck said:How do you explain that? Also on the flight to the moon they had a colored camera. Why would they film the moon walk with an old black and white camera? ^_^
and don't get me started on the "C" rock:
http://www.lunaranomalies.com/c-rock.htm
ktimekiller said:this is convincing
When one is paranoid and ignorant.Direwolf said:And since when do astronauts, pictures, videotape, and actual physical rocks not count as proof?
That's the problem with conspiracy theories where people are hell bent to prove them.Direwolf said:Late fall 2008 is when the Lunar Imaging Orbiter launches. It'll take pictures of the whole moon including the landing sites. And since when do astronauts, pictures, videotape, and actual physical rocks not count as proof?