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Apollo 11 Moon Landing 50th Anniversary

JazzGal

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50 years ago today, three men (Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, Michael Collins) launched on a Saturn V rocket to the Moon, about to make history and go where no one had gone before. #Apollo50th

I was 9 at the time and remember some of the excitement. I remember looking up at the moon and being amazed that there were two people up there. I've been watching and reading about it for the past couple of weeks, and it was a remarkable thing.

Since most of you weren't alive at the time, I'm wondering what the younger generations think about this event. Since you grew up always knowing that man had been to the moon (unless you are a conspiracy theorist), does this week matter much to you?

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I wish we hadn't stopped going, or going further.

I hope I live to see the day a person goes to Mars.
 
Didn't happen. Nothing to see here. Move along. Move along.
 
JazzGal said:
50 years ago today, three men (Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, Michael Collins) launched on a Saturn V rocket to the Moon, about to make history and go where no one had gone before. #Apollo50th

I was 9 at the time and remember some of the excitement. I remember looking up at the moon and being amazed that there were two people up there. I've been watching and reading about it for the past couple of weeks, and it was a remarkable thing....
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I'm one of those definitely old enough to remember - like you, JG, I went outside and looked up at the moon full of wonder that there were actually people up there.

As I recall, it was also the summer of either a 7-year or 14-year cicada invasion in Chicago - with lots of noise from the buzzing cicadas and lots of cicadas casings on the ground
 
I remember too. I was in the attic apartment of my closest friend at the time, and he had a small black and white TV. I remember Nixon coming on to talk with them. I probably had a wisecrack at that point. Haha. And I was in college, and we were living in heady times. Those we're the days.
 
We were still in Davenport, in an old house that had belonged to my great-grandfather. We all sat around a black-and-white TV to watch.
 
JazzGal said:
I've been watching and reading about it for the past couple of weeks, and it was a remarkable thing.
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My wife and I watched the PBS recreation of the Apollo 11 mission last night. They did an excellent job, using the original audio, some original scenes from the moon, and recreating the perspective of the astronauts around that "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind".
 
Gameface said:
I wish we hadn't stopped going, or going further.

I hope I live to see the day a person goes to Mars.
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ah.... the perfect spot to plant my "gift".....

Is it a conspiracy to question, or a conspiracy to assert, any claim.

For one thing.... We have plenty of Lithium, Titanium and Aluminum and Magnesium...… here on earth, enough to last us a few thousand years in not hundreds of thousands of years.

I'd guess the Moon isn't exactly a gold mine.

And there probably is less nuclear resources there (lighter element-enriched material.

precious little oil, almost no water..... no human need. So why bother going there.

yah, if we could produce these metals there, "on our way" to Mars, we would use up far less precious Earth energy....

I was maybe 18 when the Moon shot was released. My father was involved.... employed....in the event. Well, in an industry that was essential to the effort. A brother has been forever in the rocket industry.

But hey..... there is the Van Allen radiation belt, and there was little thermal insulation in the design.... and today the new designs are really focusing on insulation.

No question we built rockets and space capsules and recovered them at sea. It is claimed the shot required a particular exit from earth's atmosphere to minimize the time and severity of the Van Allen radiation exposure. Bet it wasn't "just easy" to do.

But no question there was the element of political hype in the show.....after all the expense, after all the work. There just had to be a success for America. And.... hey.... our film industry can really do anything we ask of them......

Looking at the available pictures, and knowing the issues of launching a rocket from anywhere, I just can't swallow the claim that we landed and could still take off again. There has to be more to the story.

And then, there's this dry lake bed in absolute isolation from everywhere, that sorta looks like the moonscape...…. and, no matter where the involved people were, or what their jobs were..... they were all "seeing" it on a TV screen.

Probably only took oh 15 people to make the movie. And only three who knew what they were doing.

gotcha, Game.
 
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babe said:
ah.... the perfect spot to plant my "gift".....

Is it a conspiracy to question, or a conspiracy to assert, any claim.

For one thing.... We have plenty of Lithium, Titanium and Aluminum and Magnesium...… here on earth, enough to last us a few thousand years in not hundreds of thousands of years.

I'd guess the Moon isn't exactly a gold mine.

And there probably is less nuclear resources there (lighter element-enriched material.

precious little oil, almost no water..... no human need. So why bother going there.

yah, if we could produce these metals there, "on our way" to Mars, we would use up far less precious Earth energy....

I was maybe 18 when the Moon shot was released. My father was involved.... employed....in the event. Well, in an industry that was essential to the effort. A brother has been forever in the rocket industry.

But hey..... there is the Van Allen radiation belt, and there was little thermal insulation in the design.... and today the new designs are really focusing on insulation.

No question we built rockets and space capsules and recovered them at sea. It is claimed the shot required a particular exit from earth's atmosphere to minimize the time and severity of the Van Allen radiation exposure. Bet it wasn't "just easy" to do.

But no question there was the element of political hype in the show.....after all the expense, after all the work. There just had to be a success for America. And.... hey.... our film industry can really do anything we ask of them......

Looking at the available pictures, and knowing the issues of launching a rocket from anywhere, I just can't swallow the claim that we landed and could still take off again. There has to be more to the story.

And then, there's this dry lake bed in absolute isolation from everywhere, that sorta looks like the moonscape...…. and, no matter where the involved people were, or what their jobs were..... they were all "seeing" it on a TV screen.

Probably only took oh 15 people to make the movie. And only three who knew what they were doing.

gotcha, Game.
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Someone get Buzz Aldrin down here to kick this dudes ***.
 
But I love the LaRouchies…… socialists, statists.... anti-Brit Frenchies who dream of no more Queen or Prince worshipping Gaia loons..... who see clearly the vast beyond, the new Frontier.

Whatever.

We need to go.

When yah gotta go, yah gotta go.
 
So here's what we gotta do.

A whole series of moon shots landing stuff on the moon. Including a cement mixer, and some water. There is sand there. You can't launch anything from a sand dune, folks. You gotta make some cement, and pour a slab. You'll hafta bring the CO2 it takes to make cement set. That's the only way you'll really get off the Moon, ever.

You'll need to build a tower to set your return rocket straight. Lots of titanium beams to set up one of those.

You should land a solid titanium water tank, and air tank. Lots of fuel. You gotta make glass there, and polycarbonate plastic to make it last continual bombardment from space stuff.....build a totally enclosed dome "town" with fields.... to grow food. You can probably just drop ship hamburgers, but you'll need limes like sailors needed limes.

and tomatos. Can't live without tomatos…. fresh.... and salsa.
 
The plaque left on the leg of the lunar module reads..

"Here men from the planet Earth first set foot upon the Moon July 1969, A.D. We came in peace for all mankind"

Awesome. Wish I was alive back then, during the golden age of aviation and space travel.
 
I found some more good hoax proof. There is sound in the Apollo footage where sound in a vacuum would be impossible.

A16 Audio Analysis Summary​




Jet Wintzer, MOON HOAX NOW​


(40:10 time mark)

Some of the links in the other thread have gone dead so I'll repost this other proof.

Apollo 15 Rover Traverse Issue​


(Be sure to watch at the 3:13 time mark)

http://apollofake.atspace.co.uk/

Apollo 15 flag, facing air resistance; proving the fraud of alleged manned moon landings.​


(2:35 time mark)

Steve the Chemist

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AMERICAN MOON, 2017
https://www.bitchute.com/video/eZramDBFkXRU/
(2:07:26 time mark)

http://www.aulis.com/stereoparallax.htm

http://www.geschichteinchronologie.com/atmosphaerenfahrt/28_moon-stones-from-Earth-ENGL.html
(excerpt)
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"Moonstones" have no possibility to be compared on moon itself, because there is no possibility of a neutral control on the "moon". So, it's permitted for anybody to claim this or that stone would come from the "moon". Also when certain "moon probes" are said having landed on the moon also this is not controllable. And it's not possible to control if these "moon probes" have brought stones or dust from the "moon" to the Earth or not either. At the end the super powers "USA" and "SU" claim together to the public that "moonstones" would be "very similar" to "Earth stones". This "similarity" brings up some new questions (Wisnewski, p.209).
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http://www.moonfaker.com/videos.php

Lunar rover on the moon. Was it a RC model? (Extended Edition)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eK3R2en4p_8

The proof that the LRO photos are photoshopped
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRE7grId3sI

Moon Hoax; "Apollo; Hoax Of The 20th Century" Part 1 of 2​

www.youtube.com

Moon Hoax; "Apollo; Hoax Of The 20th Century" Part 1 of 2

Let's watch & listen as Ted Aranda walks you through many of the Apollo photography proving that they could not have been taken on the lunar surface.Part 2 c...
www.youtube.com www.youtube.com

Moon Hoax; "Apollo; Hoax Of The 20th Century" Part 2 of 2​

www.youtube.com

Moon Hoax; "Apollo; Hoax Of The 20th Century" Part 2 of 2

Let's watch & listen as Ted Aranda walks you through many of the Apollo photography proving that they could not have been taken on the lunar surface. Part 1 ...
www.youtube.com www.youtube.com

Van Allen on Space Radiation.

Van Allen on Space Radiation.
www.apollohoax.net


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Moon Hoax - Metapedia

www.moonfaker.com www.moonfaker.com
 
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