View Full Version : what is left on the moon??
cc100
26-08-2003, 06:28 PM
is it just the buggys etc??
Sticks
26-08-2003, 08:16 PM
The real question is did anyone ever walk on the moon.
All the evidence that they did came from a biased source NASA.
What is the independent evidence anyone went to the moon at all ?
kaphc
26-08-2003, 09:40 PM
I've heard of the conspiracy theories about the photographs that were taken of the moon landing - very interesting but why would anyone want to make that up?
I thought there was probably just some cheese left myself.
Originally posted by kaphc
I thought there was probably just some cheese left myself.
Yes i thought it was Wensleydale?
James
26-08-2003, 10:17 PM
Is this your evidence of a conspiracy, Sticks?
http://users.pandora.be/vdmoortel/dirk/MoonLanding/MoonLanding.html
(Apologies for the deja vu in this post)
Interesting theory . . . . . but I'm not convinced.
:laugh::laugh::laugh:, Kaphc! :thumbs:
In answer to your original question, cc100, I presume the USA Flag that was 'planted' on the moon will still be there, and the various golf balls that the astronauts hit, which travelled for miles, must have landed somewhere!
steve_o
27-08-2003, 12:10 AM
Didn't one of the astronauts step in a fossilised dog turd there. :thumbs:
:spin:
Romantic Old Bird
27-08-2003, 09:05 AM
What about the debris left by that villianous Zod and his gang who wrecked the moonlanding and killed the multi-national crew in Superman 2?
http://superman.rossiters.com/images/s2_322-01_480.jpg
What about the Clangers !!!!
http://www.clangers.co.uk/img/mjrckn.jpg
James
27-08-2003, 04:02 PM
what is left on the moon??
They left everything on the moon except the section of the lunar lander that took off, a few rock samples and the astronauts(!).
The Apollo 16 landing site was photographed in '94 by an unmanned probe called Clementine.
http://www.cmf.nrl.navy.mil/clementine/gif/select_jpg/APOLLO16.JPG
I think there is too much compelling evidence for it to have been a fake. Like the Apollo 12 descent video (http://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/a12/a12.landing.mov). Great!
Sticks
27-08-2003, 06:05 PM
Was Clementine an American probe ? Was it and the images controlled through NASA ?
A decent video from NASA is still biased evidence
What independant evidence is there this ever took place ?
It is said that the amount of radiation out there is seen as lethal and the amount of lead shielding needed would be prohibitive.
James
30-08-2003, 01:27 AM
Originally posted by Sticks
Was Clementine an American probe ? Was it and the images controlled through NASA ?
It was controlled by the US Navy and not NASA.
It is said that the amount of radiation out there is seen as lethal and the amount of lead shielding needed would be prohibitive.
Explanation of this on this webpage
http://www.uwgb.edu/dutchs/PSEUDOSC/ConspiracyTheoryDidWeGototheMoon.htm
Sticks
30-08-2003, 01:09 PM
Originally posted by James
It was controlled by the US Navy and not NASA.
Still part of the US government though.
In this day and age, first party assessment is not deemed acceptable as proof of compliance.
Third party assessment is what we use today - or is that BS EN ISO9000 I am thinking of :blush::conf:
cc100
30-08-2003, 02:35 PM
will we see a man land on mars??
we have the technology to get there, but not to get back.
AndyJK
31-08-2003, 06:48 PM
I also believe the 1969 'Moon Landings' was staged on earth. But let's put conspiracy theories aside and instead examine probabilities, the technology and the political climate at the time.
With today's technology a moon landing should be a walk in the park. Yet we have had rockets and shuttles explode in mid air and other incidents that have occurred aborting many missions even before take-off. If this can occur today, then I am amazed that it seemed to go so smoothly over thirty years ago, where in comparison it would be fair to describe the technology back then as primitive.
So what is the probability of a successful moon landing on the first attempt in 1969? The odds must be millions to 1 surely. The module they were travelling in looked like something out of a low budget Sci-Fi television series. And if I was one of the Astronauts standing on the moon, my voice would have been choking with nerves. Instead they were happily jumping around in the dirt cheerily exchanging pleasantries with each other like it was a day out at Disney Land. Either they were all immune to fear and anxiety, or they knew that their safety was never in doubt.
Another important factor is that the moon landings took part during the height of the Cold War. The Soviet Union had already made sufficient ground with the first Cosmonaut in Space, and it was looking increasingly likely that the USA, who had spent billions on the space program, would now fall behind the Russians. It was a potential crisis. Richard Nixon, the President at the time, could have had the means to agree to such a conspiracy, as we all know his reputation and integrity were later exposed during the Watergate affair several years later.
To summarise, Scientist reports that show inaccuracies during the filming, and former NASA employees who have stated that the whole event was filmed in the Nevada desert all seem pretty conclusive that suggest the 'moon landings' never occurred.
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