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Yep ................. have definitely seen the reports of Land Rover tracks and oil puddles found on the moon. :D
I think Ean is really wanting to find out whether anyone has found a large body of water up there yet ............. which might be polulated by prawns. :p
That has been fully explained on dozens or maybe hundreds of sites.Quote:
Originally Posted by CraigE
Every piece of "evidence" offered by the conspiracy theorists is merely evidence of their limited understanding of photography or some aspect of engineering or science.
According to Mythbusters, we 'DID' ;)
even better,,
didnt Big Bang prove it too?:angel::wasntme:
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...014/08/630.jpg
How do we peel it Ean?:angel:
Of course we did. That's how we confirmed it wasn't made of cheese.
I think Americans have been visiting since 1756...
Moon Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
If there's any doubt about our ability to get to the moon it will be demonstrated in the race to get helium 3.
For those that are interested, there is a very good book of one man's experience with the Moon landings I highly recommend.
"Flight - My life in Mission Control" by Chris Kraft.
A bloody good read if you're interested in that stuff. It's an amazing story.That reminds me, I there are any SciFi fans reading this, there was a very good low budget film, Moon, which was about a helium 3 mining operation.Quote:
Originally Posted by workingonit
...there you are conspiracy theorists, they're already rolling out the fake helium 3 mining footage. There will have to be fake helium 3 reactor footage...fake footage of consumers using the electricity...fake meltdowns. :)
I had a good laugh reading this list of moon landing conspiracy theories and NASA's rebuttals:
10 Reasons the Moon Landings Could Be a Hoax - Listverse