Moon To Have No-fly Zones By Month End, page 2


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reply posted on 7-9-2011 @ 08:44 PM by Illustronic
reply to post by Argen



Nothing, it is a request, hoped to be honored by any agencies that may go. If you actually read the distances, is not that far, a cell phone at the requested distances would image the artifacts better than anything to date. But like anything else, if I request for everybody to stay away from a rock in Antarctica by 500 feet, and I'm not there to enforce it, tough crap for me huh, if you can get there.


reply posted on 7-9-2011 @ 08:51 PM by Illustronic
reply to post by GrassyKnoll



My reply to Argen pretty much sums up my take, yet I don't see a conspiracy. I think it sounds kind of dumb though I know what the intention is, but I'm surprised they felt a need to publicly mention it. I don't run off devious sub reasons for it, lets see who can approach the sites within the requested suggested 'quarantine'.

One point is if an agency wants data about the area it's already collected, and I'm sure most of it is available to any scientific institute or agency as it has been demonstrated with the moon rocks lending. Survey somewhere else, expand the data share, we got these places covered already.


reply posted on 7-9-2011 @ 08:54 PM by sbctinfantry
Rules, regulations, laws, and such require someone to actually enforce them. My question is, who is tasked with enforcing these laws? Oh, that's right, no one. Congratulations on creating another illegal law/regulation/rule because we already signed documents stating that the moon is free for everyone on the planet.

So what happens when this law/regulation/rule is broken? Illegally enforced laws are common practice these days..

The most interesting part of this thread is the citation about how not all of the restricted areas are historical in nature. Now that should excite the moon CT's.

As far as protecting poop in space, it's not like they couldn't recreate that experiment at a later date. This is a perfect example of a law that seems so silly people don't ask questions. It's a clever way to hide your secret bases, all in all, as far as I'm concerned.



Oh hey, look at the avatar. It's the first commercial spaceport. What timing?

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"And now out of the left window, you can almost make out a pile of crap left here by the first men to land on the moon. It's fascinating because after years of research, scientists discovered that you can't smell feces without atmosphere."

"And out the right window is another biosphere/reservation that covers a rocky formation with a door. It's a secret moon base, and some idiots back in 2011 decided they would make a law that they can't enforce to hide it from us. Likely, it would have taken decades to discover the base, but because of the laws we actually thought to look there when we realized there isn't anything of significance occurring there naturally."

"Thanks for flying!"


reply posted on 7-9-2011 @ 09:25 PM by GrassyKnoll
reply to post by Illustronic



Nonetheless the issue at hand is no-fly zones OVER the alleged moon landing sites...unenforceable and illegal of course.

I find the recommendation by NASA pretty audacious.

Not being able to fly craft of any sort over those areas means not being able to obtain ultra high-resolution images of the alleged Apollo landing sites.

NASA is so full of astronaut feces.




reply posted on 7-9-2011 @ 09:34 PM by fooks
reply to post by sbctinfantry





As far as protecting poop in space, it's not like they couldn't recreate that experiment at a later date. This is a perfect example of a law that seems so silly people don't ask questions. It's a clever way to hide your secret bases, all in all, as far as I'm concerned.


now i am having a hard time about the poop, lol!

i am hoping they emptied a toilet and no one dropped their drawers behind a rock! lol!!!

preserving the 1st foot prints and landing would be a no brainer, to anyone.

no fly-zone? sure, let's see where they are first and then decide about a cover up.
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