Mars Landing, May 25th
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It's a perfectly good way to discredit someone, just change one word.
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Let me just destroy your little fantasy.Akira wrote:This is due to the fact that unlike a planet, the moon has no gravity, therefore satellites orbit at a much lower altitude, no friction to slow it down, and absolutely no atmospheric distortion on the lenses, therefore not requiring correction, meaning less weight. At the moon the satellites orbit reaches about 80km from the surface at Perigee, this requires lower power on the camera. This, coupled with the fact the moon is much smaller than a planetary body, thus requiring lower orbiting speeds, meaning even lower rez pictures come out sharper.andyman wrote:Explain why it's 'extremely easy' to take pictures of the landing sites, buzz lightyear
Now lets say you have a perfectly legit scientific mission like the upcoming NASA satellite and the Japanese one already there, they orbit around and take the pictures they need to accomplish that mission, meanwhile whole this satellite is orbiting the moon, it shifts it's orbit, like the Earth satellites, this would cause it to pass over the moon landing spots many times during this mission, giving them a perfect opertunity to take the photos, while not diverting them from their regular mission.
It to pass over the moon landing spots many times during this mission - The moons surface area is 37.8 million square km.
the moon has no gravity - not true
meaning less weight. - rubbish
This requires lower power on the camera - lol, no.
meaning even lower rez pictures come out sharper. - rubbish
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Or, we could just rely on the fact that you're a moron and tend to discredit yourself.Akira wrote:It's a perfectly good way to discredit someone, just change one word.
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None fitted with a camera with a lens the size of a cow.Akira wrote:There was a rather large number of moon orbiting satellites that where crashed in to the moon surface on purpose (decaying orbit) near the end of the mission. Both by NASA, Russia, and the European Space Agency.Doombrain wrote:Isn't it in a very low decaying orbit, as in a short term orbit? As in there's never been a man made object in a short term decaying orbit over the moon so no images could be taken.
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yeah you're really on to somethingAkira wrote:It's a perfectly good way to discredit someone, just change one word.


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It was meant to say no atmosphere.Doombrain wrote: the moon has no gravity - not true
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True.Doombrain wrote: None fitted with a camera with a lens the size of a cow.
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So instead of manning up to your typo you instead decide to try and pull the wool over everyone and say someone magically changed your post?Akira wrote:It was meant to say no atmosphere.Doombrain wrote: the moon has no gravity - not true
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STOP CHANGING POSTS AND DISCREDITING HIS INTELLIGENCE!!
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It took him 5 minutes of us telling him he's a moron to go in and change it himself 



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Well, he admitted that he changed it. No fucking way that's not what he originally typed, though.
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lol u guys r in major denial...tis funny...
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So let's see all your 'proof', nutball. Oh wait, you'll just tell me to go research it myself.
I'll never understand why you get such enjoyment out of passing your time trolling people with your crackpot bullshit.
I'll never understand why you get such enjoyment out of passing your time trolling people with your crackpot bullshit.
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i don't have to prove...the onus is on the believers...
btw...the weight of the lenses needed for high rez pics need to view the apollo sites is not that heavy...
btw...the weight of the lenses needed for high rez pics need to view the apollo sites is not that heavy...
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I'm faster than Michael Johnson but I don't have to prove itscared? wrote:i don't have to prove...the onus is on the believers...
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no really...christians try the same shit..."prove there isn't a god" uh. no...thats on u...
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yeah but god is more of the human condition. space exploration, not so muchscared? wrote:no really...christians try the same shit..."prove there isn't a god" uh. no...thats on u...
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u don't ask some to prove it isn't...or how it didn't....proving a negative is about as gay as theist who claim proving a negative is a misconception...lol idiots...
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so since you can't prove that we did land on the moon, and won't prove that we didn't, ... wtf are you going on about?scared? wrote:u don't ask some to prove it isn't...or how it didn't....proving a negative is about as gay as theist who claim proving a negative is a misconception...lol idiots...
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Landing on the moon is very possible, and "easy". There is no doubt in my mind that we went there, it would be crazy to believe otherwise. However, I find in intriguing why they don't photograph the site for both historical and novelty reasons. Due to this fact, I love discussing the issue, but when it comes down to it, going to the moon is doable.
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no dipshit...it's a logical fallacy to ask someone to prove a negative...so if they can't prove we landed on the moon(and they haven't) i'm not convinced we did....when i see some legit quality pics of the apollo sites i will believe...
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But how can someone beleive that it's impossible to get to the moon, when you look at the math and the technology it it very doable. How about this, in their desperate need to beat the USSR they sent the landers there but with no people in them. So taking photos will show the sights but no footprints.
And once they got there and beat the USSR, the missions after that where with real people in the cockpit?
Do you accept that?
And once they got there and beat the USSR, the missions after that where with real people in the cockpit?
Do you accept that?
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Nice try dipshit, but you're the one claiming the negative position here. There's shitloads of evidence proving the landings took place, and lots of nutjobs with nothing to back it up (like you) claiming we never went.scared? wrote:u don't ask some to prove it isn't...or how it didn't....proving a negative is about as gay as theist who claim proving a negative is a misconception...lol idiots...
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did u know there r almost 1000 BOXES of tapes now missing from the apollo era?...this was only revealed a few years ago...hmmmm...
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Again, there's no reason to photograph it as the only people that have a vested interest in it are lunatic conspiracy theorists.Akira wrote:Landing on the moon is very possible, and "easy". There is no doubt in my mind that we went there, it would be crazy to believe otherwise. However, I find in intriguing why they don't photograph the site for both historical and novelty reasons. Due to this fact, I love discussing the issue, but when it comes down to it, going to the moon is doable.
Do you assume that all the existing photos are fake?