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Tue, 17 May 2011 02:02  |
Tufa
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As introduction, I take this post by Simon: http://www.cluesforum.info
OFFICIAL NASA PICTURES ONLY
The Moonhoax has been exposed a long time ago. Still however, many people still
believe that the Apollo missions were real.
So, unlike many other researches using dubious source material, let's now
look at pictures easily found on the official NASA website (2009): http://www.nasa.gov/home/index.html
Here is the (in)famous "Moon Rover" in the middle of a moonscape. How did it get there??
Here's another close-up view of the "Moon Rover":
Ok, so naysayers will say:
"THE MOON-SAND WAS SO COMPACT THAT IT DIDN'T LEAVE
ANY VISIBLE WHEEL/OR FOOTPRINT".
Well... THIS IS WHAT NASA has on its website:
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/LRO/mult...pollosites.html
So, if an 'astronaut footpath' can be seen from this distance - why can't we see
it on a close-up picture?
Then, we have the old lighting issues that so many researchers have tried for years
and years to point out to the general public - yet been derided by the
billion-dollar-strong disinformation campaign upheld by NASA (and their handlers):
This other NASA picture shows an "Astro-naught" with an American flag. All I have
done here is a simple, gradual contrast change of this photograph. A strange shape
is revealed in the background. Do I know what it is? No - but it simply proves
beyond any shadow of doubt that this is a manipulated photograph.
But of course, you will STILL have friends and family members believing that
we went to the moon. You may want to show them this official NASA picture
of the APOLLO11 "Lunar Module". Do they all think this "THING" has the
looks of a serious spaceship?
Some will say: "OK, maybe APOLLO11 was faked to jump ahead of the Russians in the
space race. But the successive APOLLO missions were REAL". That's when you will
have to show them this comparison of 2 pictures of the "APOLLO15 mission":
When was the picture WITHOUT the Lunar Module taken?
BEFORE or AFTER the Apollo15 visit to the moon?
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Wed, 10 October 2012 13:39  |
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Don't forget to investigate a car from 1968, in some museum or so. Compare technology with a modern car: Engine computer control, navigation system, engine efficiency, finish and technology of the interior, ...
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