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Originally posted by evanmontegarde
NASA has something like 350 kilograms of moon rock in its possession. The total number of meteorites identified as coming from mars is 34 according to Wikipedia.
Now, you could argue that because the Moon is so much closer more meteorites fall to Earth.
That doesn't account for the fact that these vast (by comparison) quantities of moon rock suddenly appeared in NASA's possession one day. Sure, you could add more unsupported speculation and say that NASA was collecting moon rocks and lied about their origin. But that's just adding another factor in this already complicated equation.
Man 1 asks Question: What you are saying is that the images, which we are told show a camera pointing out the window of the lunar module as it is coming in to land on the moon could well have been filmed previously using these large scale models.
Person in Video Answers: That’s right. It could well be what we are looking at is film of realistic models.
Originally posted by sp00n1
You can see 'the moon', then all of the sudden the camera pans around and you can see that it's really just the inside of a studio with lighting and camera men.
Originally posted by blueyedevil666
OMG STOOOOOOOP!! jeez havent we all been through this ONE too many times?! To believe we never went to the moon is an insult to all the discoveries and advancements we've made. All those Moon Hoax videos have already been dis-proven blah blah blah....want to tackle a real mystery? someone tell me why theres no such thing as grape pie? thats a mystery.
None of what you posted even happens in the video...
Originally posted by evanmontegarde
NASA has something like 350 kilograms of moon rock in its possession.
Originally posted by sp00n1
The clearest scene occurs between 1:16 and 1:26. Undeniable proof that that shot was not really filmed from the lunar module on approach to the moon. You see the inside of the studio and the camera track.
[edit on 12/17/2007 by sp00n1]
Originally posted by zerotime
No. It doesn't.
And I did watch the video before I posted
Originally posted by sp00n1
That's funny, if you watched it how could you possibly think it had anything to do with waiving flags and radiation and all of those other totally irrelevant claims that you said the video was about?!
I know it won't make much difference posting these because, based on your past record of blatant lies, you'll still claim you can't see it...
that's a great question but it looks like you won't get an answer from this crowd.
Originally posted by MystikMushroom
I have NEVER had a satisfactory answer to this most basic question about the Apollo missions:
How is it that a CAMERA was placed OUTSIDE/AWAY from the LEM before the first steps were taken?
Was a camera "pod" ejected?
The camera angles seem very wierd to me, always have. How can we video someone making the first steps on the moon when supposedly NO ONE has already been there before to place the cameras.
Can someone PLEASE explain this to me?
Originally posted by miguelbmx
that's a great question but it looks like you won't get an answer from this crowd.
Originally posted by MystikMushroom
I have NEVER had a satisfactory answer to this most basic question about the Apollo missions:
How is it that a CAMERA was placed OUTSIDE/AWAY from the LEM before the first steps were taken?
Was a camera "pod" ejected?
The camera angles seem very wierd to me, always have. How can we video someone making the first steps on the moon when supposedly NO ONE has already been there before to place the cameras.
Can someone PLEASE explain this to me?
Originally posted by kozmo
All I have to say is that if we went with 1969 technology then why do we need until 2020 (As NASA has stated) to go back??? It would seem like a pretty simple operation considering the advancements in technology.
Originally posted by Ironclad
There's one way to know for sure if we went there or not.
Look through the most powerful Telescope you can find, at the landing site & see if the Rover & other junk supposedly left behind are actually there.
Couldn't be any simpler..lol
Originally posted by zerotime
It is a spring released camera mounted on the LEM and released from inside when one of the astronauts pulls a lever. The camera is set to point at the door. You do not have to wait for someone in this thread to answer your question. I guess sometimes posters either forget or do not know how to use search engines like Google. A 10 second do-it-yourself search and your question would have been answered.