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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The question is not, is it fantasy or not. The question is, could they keep their faking it secret? If so, which would have been easier, landing on the moon, or keeping every single person involved in any space mission over the last 40 years quiet?
@DANYHWH If they could send a probe, or actually 6, why didn't they send people? Conspiracy theorists often claim radiation, but Cosmos 110 spent 22 DAYS going in and out of the Van Allen belts with two dogs aboard. Far longer exposure then Apollo, yet the dose was 12 rads. Or the photos from the lunar flyby Zond probes, which would have been fogged if radiation was as extreme as claimed by CT. They weren't. If they had the hardware, as Skylab showed, why didn't they go?
The question is not, is it fantasy or not. The question is, could they have faked it? If so, which would have been easier, faking it or actually landing the astronauts on the moon? Then ask yourself, which path does government usually take, the easy or the hard?
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.
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That's what I thought.
If they could send a probe, or actually 6, why didn't they send people? Conspiracy theorists often claim radiation, but Cosmos 110 spent 22 DAYS going in and out of the Van Allen belts with two dogs aboard. Far longer exposure then Apollo, yet the dose was 12 rads.
Or the photos from the lunar flyby Zond probes, which would have been fogged if radiation was as extreme as claimed by CT. They weren't.
If they had the hardware, as Skylab showed, why didn't they go?
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