Originally posted by Titen-Sxull
reply to post by Agent_USA_Supporter

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The Moon Landing was not faked. None of the claims made by conspiracy theorists to support a hoax hold any water at all and all have been debunked.

Simple logic proves we went to the moon. Thousands of top scientists worked for nearly a decade to ready the moon landing, that would mean thousands would have to be in on the conspiracy. And why bother building a massive uber expensive Saturn V rocket if you've got a trusty moonscape studio

We're talking rocket scientists. They designed the lunar lander and all the equipment with the intent of going to the moon. Many people watched the rocket launch. Are telling me they wasted that kind of money to launch an empty Saturn V into space and not even make an attempt at the moon?

After the moon landing footage and photos were released and yet not one single moon scientist anywhere in the WORLD cried foul. If there were any truth to the claims of the conspiracy theorists the experts and scientists would see it and know it. The Russians especially would have gone ape if they had even the slightest inkling of a hoax. Not a single legitimate scientist, whether they worked for NASA or not, has ever come forth to support the moon landing hoax and all claims of said hoax have been disproved.

The OP of this thread is absurd. We're dealing with a really big bright lens flare, nothing more.

[edit on 16-3-2010 by Titen-Sxull]

I've always asked, does anyone seriously believe that we went to the moon in this?

Originally posted by butcherguy
reply to post by hawaiinguy12

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Yep, it is paper.

And the foil is from old Wrigleys gum wrappers.

And the space shuttle is made of marshmallows and tar-paper.

Originally posted by hawaiinguy12

Originally posted by butcherguy
reply to post by hawaiinguy12

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Yep, it is paper.

And the foil is from old Wrigleys gum wrappers.

And the space shuttle is made of marshmallows and tar-paper.

Oh ok that explains it all! How did I not read the little wrigleys label on the bottom before? And as for the marshmallows on the spaceshuttle, I think the radiation would have made it turn into 3x it size like in the microwave making and even more tasty treat

Originally posted by franspeakfree
reply to post by GoldenFleece

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Can you please provide more information in regards to your photo, ie do you have proof that this photo shows us without doubt that this was used in space Is there any information that can be collaborated with NASA.

Originally posted by butcherguy

Originally posted by hawaiinguy12

Originally posted by butcherguy
reply to post by hawaiinguy12

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Yep, it is paper.

And the foil is from old Wrigleys gum wrappers.

And the space shuttle is made of marshmallows and tar-paper.

Oh ok that explains it all! How did I not read the little wrigleys label on the bottom before? And as for the marshmallows on the spaceshuttle, I think the radiation would have made it turn into 3x it size like in the microwave making and even more tasty treat

Hello!
I am glad that you have a sense of humor, it is entirely lacking in a growing # of posters lately.

I am convinced that I could post a youtube video explaining that the shuttle is made out of marshmallows and show how it is much smaller when launched than when it lands, and get a following of people that believe it, and then expand on my fallacious theory.
On topic. Lens flare, that's all.