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originally posted by: choos
originally posted by: TheWhisper
Your 3g refers to the spaceshuttle not the Saturn V.
maybe want to check out what he was replying to before pointing out the obvious?
originally posted by: TheWhisper
originally posted by: choos
originally posted by: TheWhisper
Your 3g refers to the spaceshuttle not the Saturn V.
maybe want to check out what he was replying to before pointing out the obvious?
Yes but this tread is about the Saturn V. It is just extra information that is shared with everyone. What is wrong with that?
Your 3g refers to the spaceshuttle not the Saturn V.
Well we have to keep it going, boys and girls.
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There is the link to the 400pg behemoth and I'd like to continue.
originally posted by: bobbypurify
a reply to: onebigmonkey
But it left tracks. Now, we have a journal that states it wasn't moved by lifting it and photos with no tracks explaining how it got there. From you, a myriad of excuses that honestly don't add up but you come off conclusive.
We know the rover leaves tracks in loose regolith. We know the astros leave foot prints in the loose regolith. We can just chalk this up to another mystery, not thuroughly explained by either side. Like the photos I presented earlier.
originally posted by: bobbypurify
a reply to: choos
Can you source who made that hoax claim or was this made up on the spot, by someone who adamently fights the hoax theory? Because the latter would be completely unfair
originally posted by: bobbypurify
a reply to: AgentSmith
Well, Mr. Smith - it could be a myriad of factors. We know there's loose regolith around the rover so it would have left tracks. I guess these are the "hoaxie" options:
- lifted there by a crane
- carried there by helpers
- shopped into the photo by NASA (remember, many of these photos were not seen by the public till far after and with the internet catalogue)
- the mesh tires weren't of original design but inflatable tires were, which we all know would have exploded on the moon, so much work was put into the retaking of lunar rover footage. I've heard a few people claim this but haven't seen actual proof, so....
Remember, Mr. Smith - sometimes those PF Flyers showed up in photo record
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originally posted by: bobbypurify
a reply to: DJW001
No, it doesn't match at all. Care to find another footprint that matches this one? The tread is different, spaced different. If it was a simple angular difference, this type of print would be common.
originally posted by: bobbypurify
a reply to: AgentSmith
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