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Originally posted by LadyV
I thought it was pretty good, but saw some things I didn't agree with. When they were explaining that the reason the flag was blowing in a breeze was because the flag was on two flexible poles that went one inside the other and that kept moving after you touched it....made no sense to me....it moved differently when the pole was touched, it did not "wave" the way it did in the original moon shots...it more flickered than waved.
"Everything has been said before, but since nobody listens we have to keep going back and beginning all over again."
Originally posted by Seekerof
They did not. Amazing that we have rovers on Mars, probes in space, other recorded and documented manned-space travels to the moon, and into space, but the Moon landing hoax still goes around...interesting. Embracing ignorance, indeed, eh?
Originally posted by acidhead
Originally posted by LadyV
I thought it was pretty good, but saw some things I didn't agree with. When they were explaining that the reason the flag was blowing in a breeze was because the flag was on two flexible poles that went one inside the other and that kept moving after you touched it....made no sense to me....it moved differently when the pole was touched, it did not "wave" the way it did in the original moon shots...it more flickered than waved.
did the film it in near zero gravity ?
Originally posted by Chakotay
LadyV, I think they went to the Moon, but what has caused the Hoax controversy is that some of the images we got to see were faked to cover up what they were really doing on the Moon. Take for example the entire Apollo 12 mission when Navy Captain Alan Bean couldn't get the video camera to work. What Bean was actually doing at the time was "...install(ing) the first nuclear power generator station on the moon...". In that case, the Agency 'failed' the live video for an entire mission to cover up classified technology deployment.
I think the most telling thing about Apollo is the silence emanating from Neil Armstrong.