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Originally posted by bigbrain
Originally posted by swimmer
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You just do not want to accept the fact that the political, historical and scientific knowledge we have is often based on obvious, horrible lies.
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THANK YOU, SWIMMER, FOR THESE WORDS VERY VERY RIGHT.
DEAR GULLIBLE PEOPLE,
DO YOU THINK POSSIBLE THAT ONE BOEING OF 150 TONS CAN RAZE TO THE GROUND A POWERFUL SKYSCRAPER OF 500,000 TONS MAKING IT TO FALL DOWN LIKE IT WAS MADE OF BUTTER?
Originally posted by Karilla
Has anybody mentioned the lack of tracks behind, or in front of, the lunar rover. It looks as if it was just placed there.
Also, I question whether the shielding was up to scratch on the Hasselblad cameras that the astronauts used. I think Solar radiation would have exposed the film, through the camera body.
Also, framing and focus. The only cameras employed by the astronauts when moon-walking were chest mounted Hasselblad medium format cameras. With NO viewfinder. And yet many of the photos appear to have been taken from eye-level. Unless one of the astronauts was a giant.
Why aren't there any sattelite orbiting the Moon?
Originally posted by bigbrain
[Mod Edit: If in future you feel you are unable to contribute to a particular debate for whatever reason please refrain from posting. Thank you - Jak]
[edit on 2/5/07 by JAK]
Originally posted by yeti101
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who do you think im going to believe?
Originally posted by Rhain
Where is the landing burn, dust, disturbance in the sand????
Originally posted by Raffles
This picutre makes me wonder, notice the lunar rover tracks, yet the rover is still unpacked on the pallete.
history.nasa.gov...