Houston,...... We Erased The Apollo 11 Tapes

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=106637066

I would like to know more about the lack of displaced moon dust underneath the lunar module. And some of the shadows and lighting in some of the iconic photos seem a bit odd too.

Saw video that said the missing tapes were found in a mcdonalds

Adolph Hitler wrote:

The greater the lie, the more people will believe it.

These government liars and frauds of epic proportions...they can barely execute a space walk without massive preparation, careful planning, incredible coordination and HUGE risk, and that is in the modern day, with the shuttle in low Earth orbit. And when they do run missions, each and every SECOND of the mission is absolutely critical of time.

YET....

In the early 1970's...they launched people to the moon, who drove around on dune buggies, and even hit a few golf balls and dicked around. Then came back safe. It was no problem landing all this crap on the moon, nor leaving the moon with less technology then the present day IPhone. Piece of cake!

And you people believe this stuff? See the quote above. Best observation in history.

Of course, the government liars have help. They have the nationalism, hubris and pseudo-pride of a generation of jerkoffs who think they're great. These are your slide-rule boomers who think their generation is the greatest, and use lies like the fake moon landings to base it on.

When was the first human space flight?

1961

When was the alleged moon landing?

1969

Less than a decade, with 1960's technology...man went from the first time going into zero gravity orbit with rockets blowing up here and there, to the miraculousness of landing crafts on the moon, exiting these crafts, walking around, getting back in, getting off the moon, rendezvousing with another craft, then heading back to Earth.

Meanwhile, given a literal quantum leap in technology, materials and knowledge, it has been oh... 45 fricken years...and these buttheads still struggle with basic space missions no where near the complexity or audacity of the alleged "moon landings" ...

Even you people in denial...deep down you know it's fishy. But some of you spent most of your lives buying into it. Some of you were young or younger when they happened. Probably felt proud.

I mean, when you see everyone all around doing the same thing or believing the same, it must be true..... right?

For the record, the "super computer" used to calculate the operation to land a man on the moon had the same computing power as the origional gameboy hand held video game system. And it occupied two 5000 square foot rooms. It was a glorified calculator/monitoring system.

Impressive.

Adolph Hitler wrote:

The greater the lie, the more people will believe it.

These government liars and frauds of epic proportions...they can barely execute a space walk without massive preparation, careful planning, incredible coordination and HUGE risk, and that is in the modern day, with the shuttle in low Earth orbit. And when they do run missions, each and every SECOND of the mission is absolutely critical of time.

YET....

In the early 1970's...they launched people to the moon, who drove around on dune buggies, and even hit a few golf balls and dicked around. Then came back safe. It was no problem landing all this crap on the moon, nor leaving the moon with less technology then the present day IPhone. Piece of cake!

And you people believe this stuff? See the quote above. Best observation in history.

Of course, the government liars have help. They have the nationalism, hubris and pseudo-pride of a generation of jerkoffs who think they're great. These are your slide-rule boomers who think their generation is the greatest, and use lies like the fake moon landings to base it on.

When was the first human space flight?

1961

When was the alleged moon landing?

1969

Less than a decade, with 1960's technology...man went from the first time going into zero gravity orbit with rockets blowing up here and there, to the miraculousness of landing crafts on the moon, exiting these crafts, walking around, getting back in, getting off the moon, rendezvousing with another craft, then heading back to Earth.

Meanwhile, given a literal quantum leap in technology, materials and knowledge, it has been oh... 45 fricken years...and these buttheads still struggle with basic space missions no where near the complexity or audacity of the alleged "moon landings" ...

Even you people in denial...deep down you know it's fishy. But some of you spent most of your lives buying into it. Some of you were young or younger when they happened. Probably felt proud.

I mean, when you see everyone all around doing the same thing or believing the same, it must be true..... right?

Check out you tube video "international space station into the deep blue swimming pool yonder" and others showing how it is really in a pool, water bubbles show up in some of them "international space station hoaxSpace walk simulated in a massive water pool"

It isn't about the topic of Neil Armstrong nor is it about seeing who jumps. It is about somehow jumping to the conclusion that "there is a man crush going on" relating to any discenting opinion and "you guys are too easy to mess with"... I didn't think this was about baiting people then jumping on their responses. Regardless of which province or country things come from, respect and civility is universal and has no bearing on what is deemed humorous. Are you suggesting we censor and label posts deemed on our personal views and what we think others will find acceptable? I think if you have to do that then the post shouldn't be on here. Just my 2 cents.

😎 If "respect and civility" were universal, preppers would not be getting their PALs in droves. Furthermore, if one were to take even the smallest sample of professional funnymen (and women), one would find that pushing the boundaries of respectfulness and civility are the bread and butter of the trade. Look no further than Monty Python or All in the Family on this side of the pond.

I have to admit, I don't venture out beyond the Alberta forum much. I'm interested in meeting my peers in this community and use the forum to communicate and to better understand them. To that end, I think humour, banter, and animated discussion is a healthy way to get to know my fellow Alberta peers. Granted, our culture allows for a little crimson on the neck and our overseers out east may not always appreciate our ways. Understand though, they are our ways. I suggested the icon not to censor ourselves, rather to warn off folks who find us... distasteful?

My 2 cents - I guess I call.

Antsy

I can't help it, but I'm always looking to up the Antsy at least two cents.

Nothing wrong with keeping it light, and making a few funnies every once in a while.

Have a good long weekend boys and girls.