Supposedly those who visited the moon left a reflector on the moon which can be detected by laser here on earth. Is the reflector really there? The MYTHBUSTERS find out!
Supposedly those who visited the moon left a reflector on the moon which can be detected by laser here on earth. Is the reflector really there? The MYTHBUSTERS find out!
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Do you mean the lunar module leaving the lunar surface? There is only two sources One, there was 16mm film cameras inside the LM's. Two, on the last three missions, there was a camera on the rover, that could be panned, zoomed, and tilted from Mission Control. On Apollo 15, the servos for tilting it broke, so they couldn't film the ascent once it left the feild of view. On Apollo 16, they timed it wrong because the rover was too close. But on Apollo 17, after much practise, they got it right.
i hate those myth busting faggotz!!!!!!!! ya fuckin right!! why didnt they just have that dumb bitch zoom in on the moon landing so we could actuallly see the fuckin thing!!!??
laser my ass. ya 50 years ago those astronautes put a big reflector up there, bullshit!!!!
why didnt they tell us about that before!?!?!?!
i still dont think humans have gone to the fuckin moon!!
It was forty years ago July this year, get your dates right. And they have been sending lasers one of the targets, the Apollo 11 one in this case, the targets since August 1st, 1969. sciencemag*org/cgi/content/abs tract/166/3901/99 And that telescope was far too small to view the Apollo remnants. atomic - molecular - optical - physics*suite101*com/article*c fm/can _ hubble _ space _ telescope _ see _ flag _ on_ the _ moon LRO, the Japanese KAGUYA, and the Indian Chandrayaan 1, have however.
Yeah maybe aliens put them on the moon... I mean why not.. there's just as much evidence that aliens put them there as there is that some unmanned probe put them there..
There is plenty of evidence showing men in spaceships put them there. When you can look at photos taken of the moons surface showing those ships, and their footprints, to claim that they never went is a pure fantasy, and you have to ask yourself why you believe in a fantasy, because it's certainly not because of the evidence.
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ya fuckin right!!
why didnt they just have that dumb bitch zoom in on the moon landing so we could actuallly see the fuckin thing!!!??
laser my ass.
ya 50 years ago those astronautes put a big reflector up there, bullshit!!!!
why didnt they tell us about that before!?!?!?!
i still dont think humans have gone to the fuckin moon!!
sciencemag*org/cgi/content/abs tract/166/3901/99
And that telescope was far too small to view the Apollo remnants.
atomic - molecular - optical - physics*suite101*com/article*c fm/can _ hubble _ space _ telescope _ see _ flag _ on_ the _ moon
LRO, the Japanese KAGUYA, and the Indian Chandrayaan 1, have however.
There is plenty of evidence showing men in spaceships put them there. When you can look at photos taken of the moons surface showing those ships, and their footprints, to claim that they never went is a pure fantasy, and you have to ask yourself why you believe in a fantasy, because it's certainly not because of the evidence.