Interesting little video to get your teeth into. Saying that the bleeps you hear on the transmitions are not what NASA said they were. They were a
part of an advanced (for the time) videoing technique.
I might need to watch it a couple more times before I make a decision on it. But I thought I'd post it anyway.
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So the tones used today are what....editing points for video we dont even see live anyway?
One thing this video does confirm...that we did go to the moon and land on the moon..unless their meaning of "tones for editing the tv camera video
on the moon" means something else.
Cheers!!!!
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Well,it's part one of many,so I guess we'll have to wait and see where else this gets taken before a final judgment is passed.
The other videos this guy has put up on youtube are pretty good too,if you're into the moon conspiracy,if you ain't,then they're probably rather
amusing 
I kind of am,I don't think we didn't go there,I think we've been there lots of times.
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Total confirmation bias. There's no consistency in what the tones supposedly correspond to, there's always something going on during the EVAs, so
it's not going to be hard to find examples where a tone occurred in the same frame as some "event" or simple "motion." The real question is
whether or not all or even the majority of tones corresponded to some kind of "event," and were those events all linked by a common thread? The
answer is obviously no to anyone who has seen the actual archival footage.
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One of the arguments for the Apollo missions being faked was that computers were not capable enough to handle landing on the Moon. And now supposedly
they had a computer decades ahead of it's time. Yeah right...
Beside that contradiction. You have all the inconsistency that ngchunter mentioned. Sometimes it beeps when there's a move out of from, sometimes
it's just a partial move out of frame, or when they pick something up, or when the camera adjusts the exposure level. I'm sure you can find a beep
for just about anything if you look hard enough. I'm equally sure you can find a lack of a beep for all the things mentioned as well.
I'm also fuzzy on what would be the point of having a computer track everything in view and make a beep for all to hear? It makes no sense what so
ever.
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jra, you must have written a volume of text enough for a 5000 pages book, defending official NASA story...you must be really devoted 
Yet, NASA is lying, and you know it. There was no Moon landing.
If they pay you, they don't pay you enough.
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OK watched it and the only thing I detected consistent with the beeps every single time was they occurred before and after mission control spoke.
I'm all for government/NASA cover-ups but this just doesn't appear to be that and appears to be just what they said it was.
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What hasn't been mentioned yet is that the audio and video were transmitted on different channels, so editing, especially live editing, would have
been tricky. The two data streams are entirely independent, so how do you guarantee that the audio data stream is chronologically aligned with the
video data stream. Granted, you can count on them being nearly perfectly aligned barring unusual events, but even a fraction of a second would make a
noticeable difference when a poor edit would be obvious in the resulting video (something suddenly disappearing, jagged motion, shifting of an object,
etc.).
A system that could edit video live would be a marvel today, during the apollo missions it would have been impossible.
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