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SayonaraJupiter
It's hardly a 'pointless diversionary tactic' when it stops your argument dead in the tracks.
What you have with AS12-50-7362 is a "space photo" allegedly taken by an "unknown astronaut".
I'd also wager that there is a one in three chance that the photographer was either Dick Gordon, Pete Conrad or Alan Bean.
There is no pay out for a bet like that, it's 1-1, it's a wash. If you tried to make a bet like that in Las Vegas the casino manager might have you thrown out for making a 'pointless diversionary bet'.
Who was the photographer who snapped AS12-50-7362? It remains a mystery in this thread. This 7362 photo (the entire Magazine Q) could have been taken with a robotic arm, with a camera attachment, mounted inside an unmanned command module.
Blackholesun
Is it not true that the Indian unmanned Moon Mission, Chandrayaan-1 confirmed that NASA did managed to land it's people on the Moon? Check the following link
Indian satellite confirmed US moon landing: scientist
phys.org...
There are other 3rd party evidence available that proves Apollo moon landing did happened. Please check the link below. I understand it is a wiki page
en.wikipedia.org...
Thanks
Nozette worked as a technical consultant for Israel Aerospace Industries between 1998 and 2008. After he left the government job, Nozette was heavily involved in India's extraterrestrial Moon probe, Chandrayaan-1. He was a principal investigator of the Mini-RF instrument on the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter and a co-investigator on Chandrayaan-1.
Nozette reached a plea bargain with prosecutors and pleaded guilty to a single count of espionage, as well as pleading guilty earlier to the charges of fraud and tax evasion.[13][15] He was sentenced to thirteen years of prison. Held in custody since his arrest in [2009], Nozette received credit for the time he has already served. Source en.wikipedia.org...
Look also at the NASA espionage connections which occurred with Chandrayaan-1 in the name of "Stewart Nozette",
DJW001
reply to post by SayonaraJupiter
Look also at the NASA espionage connections which occurred with Chandrayaan-1 in the name of "Stewart Nozette",
Please explain what that has to do with Apollo.
Just saying, take it or leave it.
SayonaraJupiter
Those LRO images are CGI
Those LRO images are CGI and they come from ASU. NASA has special contracts with ASU. When ASU presents NASA CGI images as authenticating the Apollo program this is a conflict of interest.
DJW001
reply to post by SayonaraJupiter
Those LRO images are CGI and they come from ASU. NASA has special contracts with ASU. When ASU presents NASA CGI images as authenticating the Apollo program this is a conflict of interest.
ASU does not, nor ever has, presented NASA images of any type as "authenticating" the Apollo program. They simply curate the material. To claim that ASU is tasked with authenticating anything is another fabrication on your part. Another lie aimed at the ignorant. Fortunately, no-one is buying it. Why do you persist?
SayonaraJupiter
DJW001
reply to post by SayonaraJupiter
Those LRO images are CGI and they come from ASU. NASA has special contracts with ASU. When ASU presents NASA CGI images as authenticating the Apollo program this is a conflict of interest.
ASU does not, nor ever has, presented NASA images of any type as "authenticating" the Apollo program. They simply curate the material. To claim that ASU is tasked with authenticating anything is another fabrication on your part. Another lie aimed at the ignorant. Fortunately, no-one is buying it. Why do you persist?
Are you saying that the ASU/LRO images of Apollo program era "moon" landing sites have never been used to authenticate the Apollo program? Thanks for tha laughs!!
How does ASU "curate" the material?? They are erasing the cross-hairs from Apollo images! That's CGI.
See my thread. NASA is removing the reseau marks from Apollo images
www.abovetopsecret.com...
It's not ethical to remove the cross-hairs from Apollo era images - It's Propaganda
onebigmonkey
You're the one guilty of propaganda by repeatedly ignoring every comment that points out to you that the original scans are all available at multiple sites and in original hard copy. The photograph I posted above from Apollo 13 has the reseau marks on them - how come they haven't been airbrushed out of history as you seem to be implying is occurring to every one of them?
Apollo deniers and supporters alike make a habit of focusing on the landing sites and hardware photographed by the LRO, but there are plenty of photographs taken by Apollo that are also validated by the LRO images - has every single image taken of the moon taken by every probe been doctored in your fantasy world? If you believe that, prove it.
Now, about the questions I asked....
JuniorDisco
reply to post by SayonaraJupiter
So because someone was prosecuted by the FBI you can discount a space programme he worked on? You mean that NASA has the power to fake the findings of a whole foreign space flight but can't stop someone who was involved getting busted?
You'll have to run that one by me again.
SayonaraJupiter
It's not ethical to remove the cross-hairs from Apollo era images - It's Propaganda
SayonaraJupiter
You'll have to do your own research and look at the timelines of the Indian mission Chandrayaan-1, look at the equipment on that spacecraft, look at the MiniSar, look at the Naval Warfare department that helped develop it, and look again at the timelines of interaction of LRO and Chandrayann-1. I have looked at all that.
My conclusion is that Chandrayann-1 was attacked by lasers weapons on the LRO during the space rendevous encounter in August of 2009, effectively silencing the Indian spacecraft, because NASA has those Keep Out Zones on the moon to protect Nixon's Apollo.
distraction after distraction, while ignoring any evidence that man has been to the moon..