JayUtah
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…20 years ago.Anyway, I think this topic is exhausted.
…20 years ago.Anyway, I think this topic is exhausted.
Now go back and read the responses following that, which explained, in detail, exactly why that didn't mean what you think it did.Here we go:
The question is could the simulations have been realistic enough to convince the general public and the mission controllers? The best evidence we have is from the people who were involved at the time. For example, the words of the Apollo 11 Flight Director Gene Kranz (also Flight Director for every odd-numbered Apollo mission): "The simulations were so real that no controller could discern the difference between the training and the real mission”" (from "THE APOLLO MOON HOAX: THE REAL EVIDENCE : A REFERENCE GUIDE TO THE FACTS" by "Marcus Allen, Trevor Weaver").Citation, please.
If you had eyesight as good as a standard definition TV camera you would be considered severely visually impaired. Even if the exposure was not a problem, a TV picture would not resolve tiny background stars. It's a complete non-starter.Not if it's a 'live' tv broadcast.
It was exhausted months ago. The overwhelming evidence is that every Apollo moon landing actually happened. The only (very poor) arguments to the contrary are made by charlatans, imbeciles and trolls.Anyway, I think this topic is exhausted.
Won't happen. The craving for attention is too strong.Looks like the pigeon is leaving the chessboard...
So now I am up to date.
You are by far the slowest person in the discussion to realize this.Anyway, I think this topic is exhausted.
It was exhausted months ago. The overwhelming evidence is that every Apollo moon landing actually happened. The only (very poor) arguments to the contrary are made by charlatans, imbeciles and trolls.
Looks like the pigeon is leaving the chessboard...
She doesn't mean the whole thread, just the "TET-RA" [sic] bit.*Won't happen. The craving for attention is too strong.
Which has what to do with the dishes tracking the moon?Here we go:
The question is could the simulations have been realistic enough to convince the general public and the mission controllers? The best evidence we have is from the people who were involved at the time. For example, the words of the Apollo 11 Flight Director Gene Kranz (also Flight Director for every odd-numbered Apollo mission): "The simulations were so real that no controller could discern the difference between the training and the real mission”" (from "THE APOLLO MOON HOAX: THE REAL EVIDENCE : A REFERENCE GUIDE TO THE FACTS" by "Marcus Allen, Trevor Weaver").Citation, please.
Looks like the pigeon is leaving the chessboard...
Happens about once a week, lasts a few days, repeat ad infinitum.Won't happen. The craving for attention is too strong.
The ISS is within the thermosphere, which is for all intents and purposes a vacuum.How is that à propos of anything, when the ISS is within Earth's atmosphere?
If it's "live", in quotes like that, that means it wasn't live. If it's faked then they planned it all out ahead of time, right?Not if it's a 'live' tv broadcast.
Some guy in Helsinki says you once ate a hedgehog you ran over with your car.Some guy at Houston said he couldn't tell the difference.
Wait, so now we're supposed to be seeing stars in the *tv* broadcasts? When and how was that supposed to happen?Not if it's a 'live' tv broadcast.
Just for funsies, let's see if Vixen knows what the temperature of the thermosphere is. How is that poor French woman able to survive for even a few seconds?!The ISS is within the thermosphere, which is for all intents and purposes a vacuum.
Obviously fake,A view of the August 12 solar eclipse as seen from South Korea's Danuri satellite, in orbit around the Moon.
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FYI the earth always looks blue when viewed from the Moon.
How convenient.Anyway, I think this topic is exhausted.