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originally posted by: CB328
Not only that, but all the pictures came out perfectly
Why in every picture of the astronauts on the moon the moons surface doesn't meet the horizon at a distance.
originally posted by: Batousai
Why do the pictures of the astronauts on the moon have only 200ft approximately before the ground just stops?
That's because they filmed inside of a large building with a backdrop.
originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: Batousai
Why in every picture of the astronauts on the moon the moons surface doesn't meet the horizon at a distance.
You realize that statement makes no sense whatsoever, don't you? Anyway, the distance to the horizon on Earth is 4.66 kilometers. On the Moon it is 2.43 kilometers. Also, the absence of atmosphere makes it difficult to judge distances intuitively.
For further reading:
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originally posted by: SkepticOverlord
originally posted by: Batousai
Why do the pictures of the astronauts on the moon have only 200ft approximately before the ground just stops?
Really?
It seems as if you lack some very basic powers of observation.
That's because they filmed inside of a large building with a backdrop.
Which building, exactly, is this large?
originally posted by: Batousai
Those pictures actually prove my point. Thank you.
The moon would have to be smaller than Delaware for the horizon to only reach that far.
Which building is that large? Have you ever seen inside of a hangar or a large warehouse?
Honest question: How do you come to this 200' conclusion? You have no frames of reference on the moon to say if the hill in the background is 50' or 50 miles away. Just watch any of the lunar buggie films/videos. Where on Earth does there exist a building that can house a film set that big? You can even ignore the fact that the film set also has to be in kept in vacuum and at 1/6g if you'd like, just show a building big enough to contain the set.
originally posted by: Batousai
Why do the pictures of the astronauts on the moon have only 200ft approximately before the ground just stops?
originally posted by: captainpudding
Honest question: How do you come to this 200' conclusion? You have no frames of reference on the moon to say if the hill in the background is 50' or 50 miles away. Just watch any of the lunar buggie films/videos. Where on Earth does there exist a building that can house a film set that big? You can even ignore the fact that the film set also has to be in kept in vacuum and at 1/6g if you'd like, just show a building big enough to contain the set.
originally posted by: Batousai
Why do the pictures of the astronauts on the moon have only 200ft approximately before the ground just stops?
originally posted by: Ove38
What external source ?
Astronauts were then superimposed into the pictures
originally posted by: captainpudding
Honest question: How do you come to this 200' conclusion? You have no frames of reference on the moon to say if the hill in the background is 50' or 50 miles away. Just watch any of the lunar buggie films/videos. Where on Earth does there exist a building that can house a film set that big? You can even ignore the fact that the film set also has to be in kept in vacuum and at 1/6g if you'd like, just show a building big enough to contain the set.
originally posted by: Batousai
Why do the pictures of the astronauts on the moon have only 200ft approximately before the ground just stops?
originally posted by: captainpudding
a reply to: Ove38
So, because they made the antenna out of a stiffer material that doesn't flex it's a fake? Because the astronaut didn't wave at the camera as he drove by it's fake? As for the camera cable, I'm not sure what the point is with that one.
The left arm is as stiff as the steel wire used to model the video camera cable and the antenna cable of the toy car in the video.
originally posted by: captainpudding
Honest question: How do you come to this 200' conclusion? You have no frames of reference on the moon to say if the hill in the background is 50' or 50 miles away. Just watch any of the lunar buggie films/videos. Where on Earth does there exist a building that can house a film set that big? You can even ignore the fact that the film set also has to be in kept in vacuum and at 1/6g if you'd like, just show a building big enough to contain the set.
originally posted by: Batousai
Why do the pictures of the astronauts on the moon have only 200ft approximately before the ground just stops?
some of these guys on here are upset that there are people in the world not sharing in their science fiction government induced fantasy