New Moon Conspiracy Due Up - Page 3

pmcody · 11-12-07, 08:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Scott

If you look at the second or third video on my list, you'll see that the flag had stopped moving when the astronaut walked by it and caused it to move.

Sand can be treated to make it dust-free. It's just a matter of sifting it and washing it.

and when the astronaut crossed in front of the camera how far from the flag was he? There is nothing for scale... off-the-cuff I'd say his left hand hit it.

Tell ya what... you don't have to prove a thing to me... but you do to the scientific and international communities who believe in the reality of the lunar landings. I'd recommend ignoring the conspiracy theory camp and doing a little geologic study... oh... say... lunar rocks. Prove they are of terrestrial origin. Prove it to them... not to me. When they eat their words then I'll follow suit.

jfuh · 11-13-07, 12:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Scott

If you look at the second or third video on my list, you'll see that the flag had stopped moving when the astronaut walked by it and caused it to move.

Sand can be treated to make it dust-free. It's just a matter of sifting it and washing it.

Seems you hadn't bothered with my advice of pointing your telescope up at the sea of tranquility.

Scott · 11-13-07, 04:31 AM

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Tell ya what... you don't have to prove a thing to me... but you do to the scientific and international communities who believe in the reality of the lunar landings. I'd recommend ignoring the conspiracy theory camp and doing a little geologic study... oh... say... lunar rocks. Prove they are of terrestrial origin. Prove it to them... not to me. When they eat their words then I'll follow suit.

We read that the scientific community believes in the truth of the moon landings but is it really true?
There's a discussion about that here.
ApolloHoax.net - All of the Apollo data are bogus
ApolloHoax.net - All the Apollo Data are Bogus

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and when the astronaut crossed in front of the camera how far from the flag was he? There is nothing for scale... off-the-cuff I'd say his left hand hit it.

What do you think of this analysis of it?

YouTube - Moon Hoax- Apollos Atmospheric Moon

The flag moves toward the astronaut when he walks by the flag. If he'd hit it with his hand, it would have gone the other way.

jfuh · 11-13-07, 08:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Scott

We read that the scientific community believes in the truth of the moon landings but is it really true?
There's a discussion about that here.
ApolloHoax.net - All of the Apollo data are bogus
ApolloHoax.net - All the Apollo Data are Bogus

What do you think of this analysis of it?

YouTube - Moon Hoax- Apollos Atmospheric Moon

The flag moves toward the astronaut when he walks by the flag. If he'd hit it with his hand, it would have gone the other way.

Point your telescope up at the sea of tranquility and you'll find your answer. Shesh how hard is it?

pmcody · 11-13-07, 09:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scott

We read that the scientific community believes in the truth of the moon landings but is it really true?
There's a discussion about that here.
ApolloHoax.net - All of the Apollo data are bogus
ApolloHoax.net - All the Apollo Data are Bogus

What do you think of this analysis of it?

YouTube - Moon Hoax- Apollos Atmospheric Moon

The flag moves toward the astronaut when he walks by the flag. If he'd hit it with his hand, it would have gone the other way.

I guess you didn't comprehend... here it is again... the burden of proof is on you Or more precisely the conspiracy theorists, to prove their position. Don't prove it to me... prove it to the scientific community by way of peer reviewed analysis of available data. Until you bring that kind of proof to the table you have nothing.
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jfuh,
I didn't think we had telescopes capable of resolving that kind of detail... artifacts left behind on the Moon. Are there any pics available? That would be cool.

jfuh · 11-13-07, 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by pmcody

jfuh,
I didn't think we had telescopes capable of resolving that kind of detail... artifacts left behind on the Moon. Are there any pics available? That would be cool.

Directly? No
Indirectly however - theoretically - yes. But it would take a constant shot at the exact coordinates for about a month. What you would be looking for would be the reflected solar flash off of the lander's foil skin.
Another way would be to go down to MacDonald Observatory in Texas where the only remaining Apollo mission continues today - Lunar Laser Ranging - Shoot a laser up at the moon at the exact coordinates of the reflectors and get a shot returned.

pmcody · 11-13-07, 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by jfuh

Directly? No
Indirectly however - theoretically - yes. But it would take a constant shot at the exact coordinates for about a month. What you would be looking for would be the reflected solar flash off of the lander's foil skin.
Another way would be to go down to MacDonald Observatory in Texas where the only remaining Apollo mission continues today - Lunar Laser Ranging - Shoot a laser up at the moon at the exact coordinates of the reflectors and get a shot returned.

Gotcha... appreciate the info

suicide_turtle_bomber · 11-15-07, 09:40 AM

Since the moon landings never happened, my theory that the moon is made of green cheese MUST be absolutely TRUE!!!!
We are gonna make a helluva pizza soon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

pmcody · 11-15-07, 08:57 PM

Cool!! I'm up for a slice

BTW... the Japanese orbiter is 'on-site' & sending back pics! This one was broadcast through various news media the other day. It's a still from a video.

bhkad · 11-15-07, 10:18 PM

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Originally Posted by jfuh

Point your telescope up at the sea of tranquility and you'll find your answer. Shesh how hard is it?

Maybe they can't bear to stop 'polishing' each others' telescopes long enough to follow your advice.