Apollo 17 Lunar Orbit rendezvous

View of the upper stage of the Apollo 17 Lunar Module Challenger from the Command Module America as they conduct their lunar orbit rendezvous following three days on the lunar surface. T

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[sardoniclysane]

Ximsist? Oh where have you gone?

[sardoniclysane]

I'm still waiting Xismxist...what is your newest excuse?

[sardoniclysane]

And what happened to believing Kasying? Have you finally realized he was not an engineer but a librarian?

[sardoniclysane]

That is the person you put your stock in? If you follow along his own timeline, his own achievments (which mysteriously can't be verified) don't add up. This is whom you put your trust in, as opposed to the rest of the scientific community? I can't say I'm surprised.

[sardoniclysane]

Oh, the Bill Wood who was proven to have been lacking in even understanding the very basics in several scientific fields? The one who made a single speech in 1996, never showed the math behind his false claims, the Bill Wood who worked with Kaysing on his book (pp 138-139)? Note "that" Bill Wood claimed to have been published in several scientific journals, yet no one found a single article by him.

[xismxist]

@sardoniclysane If you was watching the link i gave you, you wouldnt need to ask that your moron! it was BILL WOOD BSC - rocket scientist and engineer

[sardoniclysane]

@xismxist

Do you mean the Bill Wood who worked on the s band communications for the Apollo missions? He clearly believes that the events happened. So what, you took a misquote and turned it into a conspiracy?

[sardoniclysane]

So obviously you do not prefer to trust engineers, you prefer to trust someone who believes there is a hoax to be had here, when there isn't. The mountains of evidence supports the mainstream version of events, and not a shred of actual evidence supports otherwise.

[sardoniclysane]

@xismxist

If that was really true, you'd believe the consensus from the engineering world, which is the crafts were designed to go to the moon, and did their job admirably. Has any of the engineers (the many thousands of engineers), ever come out and said they couldn't perform the job? What about all the other aerospace engineers who have had time to review the technical reports, the designs, hell the crafts themselves? Wait, they all agree that these were the legitimate article.

[xismxist]

@sardoniclysane Name ONE claim that debunked your fucking TROLL! i prefer trust engineers instead of a pathetic keyboard warrior like you, and the rest of the propaganda NUTS