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Why should I do it? I dont see anything wrong with my first example.
Somebody wants to challenge my work, then they can come up with an example to show where I was wrong.
Originally posted by DJW001
reply to post by FoosM
Why should I do it? I dont see anything wrong with my first example.
Somebody wants to challenge my work, then they can come up with an example to show where I was wrong.
We have. Over and over again, yet you still refuse to take a cold, hard look at your errors.
Originally posted by Pinke
Originally posted by BluePillOrRedPill
the clip of the astronaut who fell down and shot back up with ease. I believe my friend has found new evidence of wires on the moon.
If it's to do with weight distribution, or 'light pings' or various other things with this clip ... This particular clip has been uploaded probably around 4 - 10 times in this thread alone in various incarnations. I'd double check on youtube as well to see if it's the same information from the documentary that has been doing the rounds.
Originally posted by BluePillOrRedPill
Originally posted by Pinke
Originally posted by BluePillOrRedPill
the clip of the astronaut who fell down and shot back up with ease. I believe my friend has found new evidence of wires on the moon.
If it's to do with weight distribution, or 'light pings' or various other things with this clip ... This particular clip has been uploaded probably around 4 - 10 times in this thread alone in various incarnations. I'd double check on youtube as well to see if it's the same information from the documentary that has been doing the rounds.
No it doesn't have to do with weight ratio or light pings. I believe i said in my post i thought my friend had seen "new wire evidence".. did I not? I was hoping someone could embed the video so we could discuss it. I can't open multiple pages, and am no good at embeding anyway even with simple instructions, lol. Its the mission where the 1 astronaut falls down, the other sticks out his hand, (in my opinion, he comes close but doesn't grab his hand) and glides to his feet, i dont remember the mission but someone please embed again.
Who is "we" where is your diagram?
Originally posted by DJW001
reply to post by FoosM
Who is "we" where is your diagram?
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Originally posted by BluePillOrRedPill
reply to post by FoosM
if you watch the video, of the astronaugt falling down, pay close attention to the moon dust in the foreground AS the man starts to stand. Do you see anything. It looks like a wire zipping over the dirt. It could be something, it could be nothing. I have never heard that being discussed so my apologies if it has. It seems to me that after the astronaut fell, the guy in charge of that peticular astronauts wire, pulled way too hard and fast on it, making the slack in the wire zip through the moon dust, and pulling the astronaut back up. thoughts?
Originally posted by PsykoOps
...meanwhile conviniently failing to explain how the wires and the rigs were removed from the footage with 60's techonology. I hope you don't mind me continuing your point
Now I want you to reconsider where these wires are based upon what NASA was doing with their simulations.
Consider, other angles:
But you would quicker believe that 1960's technology could take us to the moon
Originally posted by FoosM
But you would quicker believe that 1960's technology could take us to the moon
Right....
We have had wires in movies, and a long history of special effects in general prior to even space travel.
Space travel and going to the moon pales in comparison advances in special effects.
Would have been easier to develop new special effects for an elaborate hoax than to send men to the moon.
Even now, special effects takes us to the moon and beyond.
Not NASA.
We have had wires in movies, and a long history of special effects in general prior to even space travel.
Originally posted by FoosM
But you would quicker believe that 1960's technology could take us to the moon
We have had wires in movies, and a long history of special effects in general prior to even space travel.
Would have been easier to develop new special effects for an elaborate hoax than to send men to the moon.
Originally posted by backinblack
reply to post by DJW001
Just imagine how easy it would be to fool people back in the 1960's!
I think that was our whole point..
It was very easy.