Any of you believe the Moon Landing was Fake?

[psychoslice]

Nobody truly knows anything. The issue here is saying something “seems a little fishy”, which is quite a strong inference that it’s likely not to have happened, on the basis of limited understanding of limited information.

It’s worth noting that this isn’t a simple “did this happen or not”. A fake moon landing (landings actually – that’s often overlooked) would require massive deception and fraud, probably criminally, by a lot of people. Many of those people will still be alive so I think that before you start even suggesting they might be guilty you have a moral responsibility to put in a little more effort to back up those suggestions.

Its odd that they have so much problems getting of the ground and orbiting the planet at only three to for hundred kilometres in these days, and yet they supposedly went all the way to the moon without any serious problems ?.

 

[Revoltingest]

Its odd that they have so much problems getting of the ground and orbiting the planet at only three to for hundred kilometres in these days, and yet they supposedly went all the way to the moon without any serious problems ?.

It was extremely difficult.
And there was Apollo 13, where they barely managed to get back alive.
In the Apollo 1 fire, 3 astronauts died.

 

[psychoslice]

It was extremely difficult.
And there was Apollo 13, where they barely managed to get back alive.
In the Apollo 1 fire, 3 astronauts died.

Yea I suppose, but I wasn't there so I cannot say for 100% they did go to the moon.

 

[Revoltingest]

Yea I suppose, but I wasn't there so I cannot say for 100% they did go to the moon.

That's a safe position.
I'm still not convinced that Australiastan exists.
I've never seen it, & it sounds too strange to be true.
And I think the documentary Mad Max is really a work of fiction.

 

[psychoslice]

That's a safe position.
I'm still not convinced that Australiastan exists.
I've never seen it, & it sounds too strange to be true.
And I think the documentary Mad Max is really a work of fiction.

Ha, I can see your point, but we are talking about something far bigger and much future away than Australia, its a bit hard for us to just catch a plain to the moon just to see if we can get there.

 

[HonestJoe]

Its odd that they have so much problems getting of the ground and orbiting the planet at only three to for hundred kilometres in these days, and yet they supposedly went all the way to the moon without any serious problems ?.

Why are you still repeating your ignorance about the relative ease and difficulty despite being corrected on it by multiple people? The manned missions to the moon were not easy or without problems and both manned and unmanned space flight today is by comparison almost routine, to the point that it usually isn’t reported on. For example, there have been astronauts quietly going back and forth from the ISS for years without any major issues.

You also completely ignored my point about making accusatory inferences about some kind of cover-up regarding the moon missions without anything other than your uninformed feelings.

 

[Revoltingest]

Ha, I can see your point, but we are talking about something far bigger and much future away than Australia, its a bit hard for us to just catch a plain to the moon just to see if we can get there.

Actually, I wasn't comparing the two.
I was just insulting Australiastan.
(I've challenged its existence many times before.)

And I was serious that it's OK to doubt the Moon landing.
People who weren't personally involved in the project or
industry would only have the words of others to rely upon.

 

[Rick O'Shez]

It was on the TV so it must be true.

 

[Revoltingest]

It was on the TV so it must be true.

It's also on the internet!

 

[beenherebeforeagain]

That's a safe position.
I'm still not convinced that Australiastan exists.
I've never seen it, & it sounds too strange to be true.
And I think the documentary Mad Max is really a work of fiction.

And who would think up a sport like Aussie Rules Football?

 

[Revoltingest]

And who would think up a sport like Aussie Rules Football?

A Hollywood hack of a writer?

 

[beenherebeforeagain]

A Hollywood hack of a writer?

He/she would have to be really high on something, and something of a sadist (or masochist, depending) to come up with such a fascinating and yet painful sport. Which would not be unusual of Hollywood writers in general, I would think.

 

[lewisnotmiller]

And who would think up a sport like Aussie Rules Football?

It's the one thing that makes me doubt my atheism...I posit God.

 

[Twilight Hue]

All one has to do is see the lander and rover on the surface. Even the footprints are still there.

 

[Revoltingest]

All one has to do is see the lander and rover on the surface. Even the footprints are still there.

How would the conspiracy theorist observe those things?
By technology, which can be hacked to perpetuate the fiction of the landing.
They can't use their own eyes.

 

[Wirey]

Yea I suppose, but I wasn't there so I cannot say for 100% they did go to the moon.

By that logic, I wasn't in Nazi Germany so the Holocaust may be fake. I wasn't in Medieval England so the Crusades never happened. I was never at the Big Bang so there is no universe.

Lots of stuff happens, and is true, without either you or I participating, and if your only out is "I didn't see it" then electricity isn't true.

 

[psychoslice]

Why are you still repeating your ignorance about the relative ease and difficulty despite being corrected on it by multiple people? The manned missions to the moon were not easy or without problems and both manned and unmanned space flight today is by comparison almost routine, to the point that it usually isn’t reported on. For example, there have been astronauts quietly going back and forth from the ISS for years without any major issues.

You also completely ignored my point about making accusatory inferences about some kind of cover-up regarding the moon missions without anything other than your uninformed feelings.

Oh well I've been told off.

 

[Mycroft]

Oh well I've been told off.

But have still yet to address his actual point.

 

[Mycroft]

By that logic, I wasn't in Nazi Germany so the Holocaust may be fake. I wasn't in Medieval England so the Crusades never happened. I was never at the Big Bang so there is no universe.

Lots of stuff happens, and is true, without either you or I participating, and if your only out is "I didn't see it" then electricity isn't true.

And I haven't been in Mrs. Wirey so she can't be real.

 

[Wirey]

And I haven't been in Mrs. Wirey so she can't be real.

Trust me, that's one myth you're better off believing.