Apollo 11 Moon Landing Revisited: Hoax ~vs~ Debunk

[SuperMurrio]

That must be why special effects involving multiple photographic elements never existed until digital digital photography was invented.

Multiple exposure effects have been around almost as long as photography. Exposing the stars onto the film wouldn't have required Photoshop, just expertise in visual effects for film.

All these images were created without any digital processing, with multiple VFX elements photographed separately.
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Again, just because you don't know how to do something doesn't mean that no one else does.

There are stars in some of those pics! But they are in the wrong positions.

 

[SuperMurrio]

Amazing General Motors invented a fold up EV buggy (or, rather one with a battery/engine in each wheel) yet never mass produced it. It was designed to 'fold up' to fit into the Lunar Module. Meaning the astronauts had to assemble it before use. An amazing invention yet how come these fold up cars never made it to the market, not even today. Instead we had poor old Sir Clive Sinclair inventing the C5 and get mocked and laughed at for it.

One possible reason is they would have had to be made 6 times the mass, to operate in Earth gravity. (That doesn't mean they'd be 6 times the weight, as you know).

But imagine the longevity, they'd be able to do 250,000K miles!

 

[Andy_Ross]

Wow. Mind blown.
Mass produced for what market? Extremely expensive, extremely limited range, and the wheels probably couldn't support it's weight in earth gravity.
It was assembled by Boeing. My wife's neighbor worked on it. The Astronauts just had to pull a couple of cords to unfold it. All meticulously planned and practiced. It performed the intended task for the intended few hours.
Who the ◊◊◊◊ on Earth needs a fold-up car?

Once again here is a link to video of Apollo 15 deploying the rover.
It's over an hour long.

Below it are rhe highlights in a much shorter video

 

[catsmate]

A conspiracy theorist is someone who believes bonkers theories

Like, say, the Apollo moon landings being faked

 

[catsmate]

Doesn't prove it travelled 265,000 miles.

No, all the sightings and evidence does.

 

[catsmate]

Low Earth Orbit (LEO) is well within the Van Allen Belt. As you know but keep trying to equate it with almost 250,000 more miles away.

Irrelevant rubbish.

 

[threadworm]

There are actually numerous examples of cars that fold or otherwise change their dimensions. They meet no real need other than show off how clever the designers are. Apollo needed one, so they designed one. (And PS @Vixen - it was stored on, not in, the lunar module).

They're still exactly where they were left, as photographed from lunar orbit.

 

[catsmate]

Citation.

Already covered, in detail.

 

[SuperMurrio]

Amazing General Motors invented a fold up EV buggy (or, rather one with a battery/engine in each wheel) yet never mass produced it. It was designed to 'fold up' to fit into the Lunar Module. Meaning the astronauts had to assemble it before use. An amazing invention yet how come these fold up cars never made it to the market, not even today. Instead we had poor old Sir Clive Sinclair inventing the C5 and get mocked and laughed at for it.

No way!!

 

[Matthew Best]

"Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, just because multiple witnesses saw my client enter and leave the house, and just because multiple security cameras photographed him ransacking the bedroom, and just because his cell phone was recorded ping the wifi router in the house, and just because the pawn shop clerk received the victim's jewelry from my client—doesn't mean he did it. Anyone can say anything!"

Ah but this is Vixen we're talking about, and she thinks everybody is guilty, so she would think your client did it even if the multiple witnesses saw him at home watching TV while security cameras saw a homeless drifter with previous convictions enter the house and walk out with a bag labelled "swag" over his shoulder.

 

[Jack by the hedge]

A conspiracy theorist is someone who believes bonkers theories...

So you're not a conspiracy theorist because you don't believe what you're saying.

 

[Jack by the hedge]

What do you have to say about the almost certain 'fogging' of the 60's-camera film due to the effects of radiation?

Here's a perfect example. You have read this thread, right? Thus you know there was no likelihood of fogging on the film yet you call it "almost certain". You know that's false.

 

[Jack by the hedge]

This was the 1960's, remember? There was no photoshop or easy way of manipulating photos

Yes there was.

... with negatives.

There were no negatives. You are not paying attention.

 

[Jack by the hedge]

Houston were 100% unconcerned about the potential hazards of radiation.

You know that's false. You do not believe it.

 

[Jack by the hedge]

... But knowing where to insert stars from the perspective of a certain point on the Moon at a certain time - to coincide with a 'live' tv broadcast - was wisely scrapped.

This is trivially false. A photo of the stars in the clear night sky taken from earth looks indistinguishable from the view of the same constellations taken from the moon.

The idea that people who could calculate the orbital mechanics to put a spaceship down at a particular point on the moon would then be incapable of working out which constellations should appear overhead is too stupid even for you when you're acting stupid.

 

[Jack by the hedge]

Some can see the bigger picture and understand how classified information works.

Not you, though.

Unless there's something so classified you're putting on a performance of incompetence to conceal it, in which case, bravo.

 

[Jack by the hedge]

There are stars in some of those pics! But they are in the wrong positions.

They had a disclaimer about being long ago and far, far away. Convenient.

 

[threadworm]

This was the 1960's, remember? There was no photoshop or easy way of manipulating photos, with negatives. Digital didn't really arrive until the nineties.

This isn't the win you think it is.

 

[catsmate]

Amazing General Motors invented a fold up EV buggy (or, rather one with a battery/engine in each wheel) yet never mass produced it. It was designed to 'fold up' to fit into the Lunar Module. Meaning the astronauts had to assemble it before use. An amazing invention yet how come these fold up cars never made it to the market, not even today. Instead we had poor old Sir Clive Sinclair inventing the C5 and get mocked and laughed at for it.

Don't be stupid, there is no general market for such a vehicle. Remember the C5.......

 

[catsmate]

That's very convenient!

Dodging again. Pathetic.