matt.tansy
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LOL because you don't realise you don't realise what that means.
Try Bruno Latour.
LOL because you don't realise you don't realise you don't realise what that means.
LOL because you don't realise you don't realise what that means.
Try Bruno Latour.
So no evidence to support any hoax claims yet?
I have no desire to disprove it. It suits our agenda that everyone keeps believing in it.
I simply say as a fact that the Moon landing is rather poorly executed Hoax.
Carri on.
I have no desire to disprove it. It suits our agenda that everyone keeps believing in it.
I simply say as a fact that the Moon landing is rather poorly executed Hoax.
Carri on.
I simply say as a fact that the Moon landing is rather poorly executed Hoax.
Mmmmm and I can think of some people who don't know the difference between evidence and reality.
You have no evidence it was hoaxed yet you declare it was hoaxed.
I have yet to see a hoax believer who can differentiate betweenspeculationjust simply making things up and evidence. -Me
ETA: waiting with baited breath, something smells fishy around here.

How we getting on with someone explaining how those radio transmissions were faked?
When the hoaxers finally present their thesis on how the radio transmissions were faked, I'm sure it will take into account the narrow beamwidths (0.35o and 0.25o) and the angular accuracies (both 0.025o) of the 26 and 64 meter dish antennae used by the MSFN during the lunar landings. I mean, to come up with a scenario where fake transmissions are sent from outside the beams would just be stupid.
And I'm sure they're also take into account the disparity of the Doppler shift of telemetry data when measured by two different antennae.
And I'm sure they will have an explanation how replies to requests for ranging transmissions can be sent before they are even requested.
Parkes 64 meter
http://www.honeysucklecreek.net/images/other_stations/parkes/KA_Parkes_RT_sm.jpg
When the hoaxers finally present their thesis on how the radio transmissions were faked, I'm sure it will take into account the narrow beamwidths (0.35o and 0.25o) and the angular accuracies (both 0.025o) of the 26 and 64 meter dish antennae used by the MSFN during the lunar landings. I mean, to come up with a scenario where fake transmissions are sent from outside the beams would just be stupid.
And I'm sure they're also take into account the disparity of the Doppler shift of telemetry data when measured by two different antennae.
And I'm sure they will have an explanation how replies to requests for ranging transmissions can be sent before they are even requested.
Parkes 64 meter
http://www.honeysucklecreek.net/images/other_stations/parkes/KA_Parkes_RT_sm.jpg
I guess the best people to explain that are the people at Parkes itself.
I have coresponded with several of them personally, and I know someone that has spoken with them in person. Those that worked at Parkes and Honeysuckle are full convinced that those they talked to and recieved signals from were on the moon.
I know you want to keep your name in lights, but this was debunked in page 1. How old are you again?the sandbags fall way too fast