Fox aired a special on the moonlanding hoax on Thursday night, February 15, 2001. It was re-aired on March 21. I was hoping the special might provide
a balanced and skeptical treatment, but all hopes were dashed as I watched the special - it was focused on the "True believers" without any
significant skeptical viewpoint. I watched the special like I'd watch a train wreck... out of morbid couriosity.
Jim Scotti, 2001 Feb. 13
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There are plans underway to use telescopes here on earth to find things that were left on the moon. Read all about it
here
[Edited on 11-30-2002 by William One Sac]
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Why in the hell do people have to take it that far. I mean sh*t is it that hard to believe that it happened? We believe things on this board that to
normal society would seem far fetched at best.
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Thanks William. Good link. I found matter to do a topic in another forum. 
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Flutter with flag demonstrates atmostphere. Slowly but surely they are admitting things like ice at the pole on moon etc.
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This is silly, we've been to the moon, and have the rocks to prove it. A while back a physics teacher explained that "fluttering" flag to our
class. When the astronauts placed the flag on the moon, it would have been humanly impossible to do so without starting the flag into motion. As there
is no air on the moon, the only thing to slow that motion is friction at the points the flag is mounted. The flag wasn't blowing in the wind, it just
hadn't stopped moving yet from the time it was planted. The ice at the poles hasn't been proven yet (at least as far as I know). If there is ice it
is simply the small amounts at the bottoms of craters that never receive sunlight.
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I suggest the show Consipracy on National Geographic. It does quite well at showing both sides of the issue. However, they picked Siebrel for the
"didn't go" crowd, and he's about as big a nutter as you are gonna find.
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