Daniel
2012-08-25 23:54:58
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-19381098
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US astronaut Neil Armstrong, the first man on the Moon, has died aged 82.
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2012-08-25 23:54:58
US astronaut Neil Armstrong, the first man on the Moon, has died aged 82.
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2012-08-26 02:22:10
From: VastlySuperior
Were we really on the moon? Just looked at the photo, and if you look, you will see the shadows intersecting. That`s not possible in real sunlight that falls from the same angle, is it?
From: JoeyGupta
Not just that, but do flags really wave on the moon :3
Anyway, I will miss the guy, big part of American culture and History!
2012-08-26 03:12:58
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2012-08-26 03:41:23
From: VastlySuperior
Were we really on the moon? Just looked at the photo, and if you look, you will see the shadows intersecting. That`s not possible in real sunlight that falls from the same angle, is it?
From: JoeyGupta
Not just that, but do flags really wave on the moon :3
2012-08-26 04:20:26
From: litoris
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-3aXKlu54ljQ/TZvfUClx0mI/AAAAAAAADYg/tCkfZZSatKc/s1600/intersecting%2Bshadows.jpg
Our sun must be fake!!!!
which unfortunately are sufficient to fool the mass…
2012-08-26 04:55:46
From: VastlySuperior
Unfortunately, trees is not straight. But it is easy to make a proof of concept yourself if you dare. Take two poles space them the same way as in the photo and look if their shadows ever intersect except when the planets rotation forces the two objects to intersect, one at its highest arc and one at the lowest arc when the sun is at the right angle.
Am I a fan of space, for sure, when I read, Usually I read only science fiction that is based on scientific principals people theorize about. Do I wish I could live in the era where space travel is the norm? For sure, nothing will please me more that being able to travel to other worlds.
@ litoris Unfortunately the masses as you say actually believes that we were on the moon and not the other way round. The masses of old also believed the world was flat, did that make it so?
To go after what the masses think is the truth is a dangerous road, question and think for yourself, test and see. The world is full of people who walks around with blinders, sometimes I am one of them.
But if you do not believe me, why not do the test yourself and see for yourself? It is really easy to do.
Remember we live in a world where there are people who makes the decisions for the rest of us, if you think that people who are ruthless won`t drive there own agendas then you don`t have a lot of life experience yet, it is all around you to see in your daily life what powerful people do to the weak and less powerful.
If you have a toothache you go to a dentist; if you have legal problems you consult a lawyer. Throughout our daily lives it is commonplace to defer to trained professionals when we require specialized treatment or consultation. If you want to know about the functionality of the Apollo spacecraft, the nature of space radiation, or lunar geology you should seek the expert opinion of the engineers, physicists, geologists, and other specialists who dedicate their careers to knowing such things. These specialists unanimously agree that the Apollo moon landings were real, yet the hoax advocates discount their opinions and characterize these professionals as NASA disinformationists.
The hoax advocates like to paint the picture that they are soldiers in a war against government corruption and stand for truth and justice. However it is they who commonly employ the deceptive and manipulative tactics they accuse others of. They will typically show only the information and evidence that, on the surface, appears to substantiate their claims while suppressing any information that contradicts them. They try to conjure up feelings of distrust and antagonism toward the government. In most cases the hoax advocate's goal is to manipulate the reader, by whatever means, into agreeing with their interpretation of the facts. Encouraging a reader to study all the facts and formulate a scientifically based and unbiased opinion is generally not on their agenda.
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2012-08-26 10:00:24
From: riwu
Did you confuse my post with litoris? Also mass!=majority, and neither did i claim whether the majority is always right.
I'm not too sure what mean by 'shadows cannot intercept'? Try showing a picture to better illustrate what u mean?
Interesting quote from a site:
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From: Solar
He accomplished something that no man will ever be able to do again. Not many people can say that.
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From: Kyle Undefined
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