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Originally posted by pepsi78
Good point alienfy we can finaly have some hummor.
Spray some particle rays on it too
Originally posted by AgentSmith
I've sent Jack an e-mail now with some decent info and links in, hopefully he will see some sense.
[edit on 19-11-2005 by AgentSmith]
Never heard from you before - Funny you should write now huh?
Attack the messenger huh?
We just present info. We leave it up to our listeners to make up their own
minds. Sucks huh.
Thanks anyway, Ive seen all this already.
Respectfully,
Jack Blood
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Originally posted by maninblack
It is kind of to say the moon landings were faked,or else were would we have gotten moon rock from?
Originally posted by LandOnAir
This Smart-1 Mission is just another sofisticated lie, any U.S. Imaging company can make it look like it's the moon this Satelite is filming, or the U.S. can go and put a flag and 1960's equipment on the moon real quick (with the new tech available nowto travel to the moon faster than the supposed 1960's) there was a Satelit filming Jupiter in03 or 04 it was capable of filming the Apollo landing site, why didn't it??= cuz theres nothing there.
Originally posted by MickeyDee
I truly believe that we did land on the moon back in '69, and so should everybody else.
So to finally end all the speculation regaurding the landings, why on earth doesnt NASA use Hubble to photograph the landing sites?
We've seen the amazing things that Hubble can do, so im sure it could give us amazing pics of the lunar surface.
"As Armstrong crawled out of the LEM onto the porch, he pulled a D-ring that caused the MESA compartment to fold open. A TV camera mounted on the MESA was aimed so that it looked back towards the ladder in order to show Armstrong descending and take his first steps. The above photo shows the view of Armstrong broadcast to the world as seen from the MESA camera."