No Moon Landings ever Took Place...!!

[Cal Weldon]

Re: Re: No Moon Landings ever Took Place...!!

Do we have to believe everything we watch on TV?
Just quit smoking that grass, man.

Speaking of which, I watched round 1 of the US presidential debate last night. I'm wondering if perhaps a little grass is in order.

Cal

 

[carlosfm]

Re: Re: Re: No Moon Landings ever Took Place...!!

Speaking of which, I watched round 1 of the US presidential debate last night. I'm wondering if perhaps a little grass is in order.
Cal

I've seen a little of that too, but Cartoon Network was much better.

 

[PassFan]

Regardless, as a young boy, I watched the Saturn V's leave the planet from my back yard. Empty or not, I don't know, but they left the planet with room enough for 3 men. Perhaps someone could explain the photo's of the earth from the moon that predate computers.

 

[SY]

Potemkin rockets, all of them. Wire, paper mache, and a few smoke bombs are enough to impress little boys and gullible reporters. As for the photos, some scissors, cardboard, and a matte artist can work wonders.

You know, the moon doesn't exist, either. It's all a conspiracy.

 

[ace3000_1]

Regardless, as a young boy, I watched the Saturn V's leave the planet from my back yard.

Wow, how big is your yard?

SY, isnt the sun suposed to be fictional aswell?

Trev

 

[PassFan]

Wow, how big is your yard?

SY, isnt the sun suposed to be fictional aswell?

Trev

It's pretty big when you tilt your head back a few degrees. What's an aswell?

 

[PassFan]

Potemkin rockets, all of them. Wire, paper mache, and a few smoke bombs are enough to impress little boys and gullible reporters. As for the photos, some scissors, cardboard, and a matte artist can work wonders.

You know, the moon doesn't exist, either. It's all a conspiracy.

Perhaps, could you tell me how they could reproduce that low a frequency, sustained, at 200 db. Oh I forgot, your from napa valley. You may have never heard how loud a real rocket gets.

 

[SY]

Perhaps, could you tell me how they could reproduce that low a frequency, sustained, at 200 db.

176 dB, I think?

Anyway, easy. Knowing the era, it would have to be Cerwin-Vega and Phase Linear.

 

[carlosfm]

The earth is flat and it's the center of the universe.

(c) The catholic church.

All the rest is fiction.

 

[kelticwizard]

Regardless, as a young boy, I watched the Saturn V's leave the planet from my back yard. Empty or not, I don't know, but they left the planet with room enough for 3 men.

Really? Were you that close to Cape Canaveral that you could see the rockets from your back yard? I notice you live in Florida.

 

[ace3000_1]

What's an aswell?

A figure of speech.

Trev

 

[PassFan]

Really? Were you that close to Cape Canaveral that you could see the rockets from your back yard? I notice you live in Florida.

Not really as close as you'd think. I live around Orlando. The shuttle is viewed as a huge flame but the Saturn V was almost 400 feet tall. It looked like a huge flame with a tiny speck of white at the top. You could however, on a quiet morning hear the dull rumble from those 5 engines. If you've ever been to the cape and seen the booster stage each engine nozzle is big enough to park a VW inside.

 

[ace3000_1]

If you've ever been to the cape and seen the booster stage each engine nozzle is big enough to park a VW inside.

Heh, yeah with ALOT! of power. I seem to recal an article about the power of the shuttles engines, each engine has the power of about 48 jumbo's from memory, it might not be the exact figure but im sure its close. Maybe it was 48 jumbo engines, ahh i cant remeber, ill let you guys look it up , was darn powerful anyway.

Trev

 

[PassFan]

For the Apollo Saturn V Rocket it was 7.5 million lbs of thrust at lift-off.