NASA sets date for moon mission in 2018

Trevor Edwards · 24-09-05, 10:01 AM

lol i loved the clangers

see djm there is the proof infront of you

toto8462 · 24-09-05, 11:30 AM

I am in two minds. Partly sceptical about the whole thing...

However, do you know how many people would have to have been "in on it" if it was a scam. Do you have any conception of how impossibly difficult it would be to silence the amount of people involved since 1969. I have my doubts and some of the condemning evidence is very believeable. However, i just cant see why if it was a scam, someone hasnt leaked or produced some sort of evidence to prove it conclusivly a fraud.

By the way, i can tell exactly what you are thinking right now... "They would be bound legally to secrecy by documents they signed before joining the space program". Indeed they would, but since when did these ever work. Everything gets leaked at some point by someone...

I am still undecided though, there are many unanswered questions, and NASA dont seem to be too forward about answering them conclusivly.

Mike.

Djm · 24-09-05, 11:44 AM

Watergate scandal came about because 3 people couldn't keep a secret. This involved a staggering amount of people; the scientists behind it, the astronauts, the government, mission control, pretty much every person that worked at NASA.

My old physics American physics teacher explained every last one of our questions, and he used to work at NASA.

Looking back at question 21) During the Apollo 14 flag setup ceremony, the flag would not stop fluttering.

I ask you this, what happens when you have to insert a flag pole into the ground with enough force that it stands upright? It shakes. After it stopped in the video, not once did it ever start moving again, and that counts for every last Apollo trip that actually landed.

30) In the year 2005 NASA does not have the technology to land any man, or woman on the Moon, and return them safely to Earth.

That's what happens when you scrap the moon landing plan, after eveyone got bored of it, it just wasn't viable anymore seeing as the space race was now over, and pretty much the cold war too.

As for the statement that air would leak out of the zips, of course, there's nothing under that suit, or that ring around his neck isn't for attaching a pressurised helmet. Oh no, not at all, they picked up this suit at Walmart.

drkul · 24-09-05, 11:57 AM

i think toto has a good point their, never thought of it like that

kaibayashi · 25-09-05, 07:47 PM

What always amuses me is how people decide that NASA/The Government/etc etc can't be trusted. However they are perfectly willing to believe some Tom, Dick or Harry, that they have absolutely no idea who the hell they are, or what knowledge/education/whatever whatever they have... but obviously they're far more reliable and trustworthy than the people we elected to run our countries or some of the best scientists/engineers in the world!

How exactly do you decide who to trust and who not???

Trevor Edwards · 25-09-05, 08:35 PM

djm i just know you will love this clip

http://media.putfile.com/atthotwttm

im sorry i couldnt help myself

i just LOVE conspiracy theorys

its taken from a clip i found on the net from a documentary called:

a funny thing happened on the way to the moon

drkul · 25-09-05, 09:53 PM

lol sweet

25-09-05, 08:35 PM	#26
Trevor Edwards Administrator Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: cheshire Posts: 2,328	djm i just know you will love this clip http://media.putfile.com/atthotwttm im sorry i couldnt help myself i just LOVE conspiracy theorys its taken from a clip i found on the net from a documentary called: a funny thing happened on the way to the moon Last edited by Trevor Edwards; 25-09-05 at 08:48 PM..

24-09-05, 10:01 AM	#21
Trevor Edwards Administrator Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: cheshire Posts: 2,328	lol i loved the clangers see djm there is the proof infront of you

24-09-05, 11:30 AM	#22
toto8462 iPod Nano 2GB Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 195	I am in two minds. Partly sceptical about the whole thing... However, do you know how many people would have to have been "in on it" if it was a scam. Do you have any conception of how impossibly difficult it would be to silence the amount of people involved since 1969. I have my doubts and some of the condemning evidence is very believeable. However, i just cant see why if it was a scam, someone hasnt leaked or produced some sort of evidence to prove it conclusivly a fraud. By the way, i can tell exactly what you are thinking right now... "They would be bound legally to secrecy by documents they signed before joining the space program". Indeed they would, but since when did these ever work. Everything gets leaked at some point by someone... I am still undecided though, there are many unanswered questions, and NASA dont seem to be too forward about answering them conclusivly. Mike.

24-09-05, 11:44 AM	#23
Djm iPod Nano 4GB Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: London, England Posts: 297	Watergate scandal came about because 3 people couldn't keep a secret. This involved a staggering amount of people; the scientists behind it, the astronauts, the government, mission control, pretty much every person that worked at NASA. My old physics American physics teacher explained every last one of our questions, and he used to work at NASA. Looking back at question 21) During the Apollo 14 flag setup ceremony, the flag would not stop fluttering. I ask you this, what happens when you have to insert a flag pole into the ground with enough force that it stands upright? It shakes. After it stopped in the video, not once did it ever start moving again, and that counts for every last Apollo trip that actually landed. 30) In the year 2005 NASA does not have the technology to land any man, or woman on the Moon, and return them safely to Earth. That's what happens when you scrap the moon landing plan, after eveyone got bored of it, it just wasn't viable anymore seeing as the space race was now over, and pretty much the cold war too. As for the statement that air would leak out of the zips, of course, there's nothing under that suit, or that ring around his neck isn't for attaching a pressurised helmet. Oh no, not at all, they picked up this suit at Walmart.

24-09-05, 11:57 AM	#24
drkul iPod 60gb Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 1,880	i think toto has a good point their, never thought of it like that

25-09-05, 07:47 PM	#25
kaibayashi iPod Nano 2GB Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: London Posts: 189	What always amuses me is how people decide that NASA/The Government/etc etc can't be trusted. However they are perfectly willing to believe some Tom, Dick or Harry, that they have absolutely no idea who the hell they are, or what knowledge/education/whatever whatever they have... but obviously they're far more reliable and trustworthy than the people we elected to run our countries or some of the best scientists/engineers in the world! How exactly do you decide who to trust and who not???

25-09-05, 09:53 PM	#27
drkul iPod 60gb Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 1,880	lol sweet