Moon Hoax claims on the verge of destruction

Maybe I can clear something up here if CT's would take the time and money but...

...I currently possess a high-powered telescope in my backyard, purchased when my father left the military, and with it if the Moon is full and close enough, you can see the American Flag and the base of the Lunar Lander used to settle on the moon.

So I don't know what the big deal is. They landed on the moon - yay. So did the Russians at one point.

What's the big deal?
 
Darkieus said:
Maybe I can clear something up here if CT's would take the time and money but...

...I currently possess a high-powered telescope in my backyard, purchased when my father left the military, and with it if the Moon is full and close enough, you can see the American Flag and the base of the Lunar Lander used to settle on the moon.

So I don't know what the big deal is. They landed on the moon - yay. So did the Russians at one point.

What's the big deal?
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Um no.
 
Darkieus said:
...I currently possess a high-powered telescope in my backyard, purchased when my father left the military, and with it if the Moon is full and close enough, you can see the American Flag and the base of the Lunar Lander used to settle on the moon.
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This high powered telescope... it wouldn't be a hollowed out supertanker hull with a mirror the size of 4 basketball courts, would it?
 
Sword_Of_Truth said:
This high powered telescope... it wouldn't be a hollowed out supertanker hull with a mirror the size of 4 basketball courts, would it?
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You mean you don't have a hollowed out supertanker in your back garden?
 
I do not know what size telescope you need to se the flag, lander and golfcart.
But if it fit in a backyard the picture(s) would be standart fare on the internet.
 
Toke said:
I do not know what size telescope you need to se the flag, lander and golfcart.
But if it fit in a backyard the picture(s) would be standart fare on the internet.
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It's not just the size and power of the telescope that's an issue here (though the telescope in question would have to be frakking huge), but all the earths atmosphere that is in the way.

Suffice it to say, fighting fire with fire in this case doesn't quite work. Throwing absurdly bogus info back at absurdly bogus info just leaves us with two piles of stupid to clean up.
 
Superman would be able to see the darkside of the moon from his backyard.
 
gtc said:
Superman would be able to see the darkside of the moon from his backyard.
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[geek mode]Superman lives in an apartment in Metropolis and the Fortress of Solitude doesn't have a back door.[/geek mode]

ETA: [geek mode]You also probably mean the "far-side" of the Moon.[/geek mode]
 
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I haven't seen these posted anywhere but maybe I missed them

w w w.nasa.gov/mission_pages/LRO/multimedia/lroimages/apollosites.html

You'll have to fix the link

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Wasn't there supposed to be a lower-altitude passover that would show the sites in greater detail?
 
I don't know, that Apollo 14 100m image is pretty detailed when you can see the foot paths the astronauts made.
 
ya I just remember people saying "oh ya these are great! But wait til we get the next pictures!"
 
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