Moontruth

[larishira]

There's ONE STEP....take a look

[larishira]

Take a look at 2:27....how an astronaut can fall to the ground...on the moon?

it's funny

[Pimander]

I can't find it right now, but the fact that the NASA Apollo astronauts were clearly suspended on wires in some of the footage is obvious at about 2m30 in the first video you posted here.

Zorgon started a thread with some of the footage with amusing soundtracks but the search button is not my friend today.  I'll try to find the footage.





To embed a video you need to press the Youtube icon above the text box when you post.  That generates some code that looks like this (but with square brackets):

{youtube}{/youtube}

You then add the part of the youtube url after the equals sign like this:

{youtube}U0OUaBRG2yY{/youtube}

[Pimander]

Found it.



Certain debunkers on abovetopsecret.com lost credibility for me based on the reaction to that footage.  Anyone who thinks low gravity environments make your legs lift off the ground with no force applied is either completely ignorant about the laws of nature or are only sceptical when it suits them. An example is phage thinks there is nothing strange about the part I mentioned above at 2m30!!! 

Sceptical but not about what NASA tell us.  I call it gullibility. Is gullibility a word?

[larishira]

Pimander, i found this...a long time ago...

[Pimander]

Pimander, i found this...a long time ago...

Yet Apollo believers come up with all kinds of far fetched explanations about why they would have to create fake footage of the Moon landings.  Studios that look like the lunar surface. If you land there you don't need to fake it!

Join the club.

[larishira]

yep...or maybe...lost the original film....

what kind of excuses is that?

Oh sorry...we lost the ORIGINAL film...sorry...but here...watch live the iss... 

[Pimander]

Modern electronics can't get past the radiation outside low Earth orbiit.  Oh but we can still send probes to Mars all the time!

LIARS!

[ArMaP]

Take a look at 2:27....how an astronaut can fall to the ground...on the moon?

I don't see what's the problem with that fall.

[Sgt.Rocknroll]

I don't see what's the problem with that fall.

Yeah falling down is not the problem, it's getting back up

[Pimander]

I don't see what's the problem with that fall.

No problem with the fall.

I see a problem with how the astronauts legs lift off the ground as he is helped to his feet.  Look again.

It is impossible for his legs to lift off the ground without an external force being applied.  That force is not the force applied to his arm as that would lift the head end of his body.  There must be a force applied unless there are new laws of physics involved. That force is a wire attached to the astronauts suit.

[larishira]

also....the "sand" flying all over......

[thorfourwinds]

[ArMaP]

I see a problem with how the astronauts legs lift off the ground as he is helped to his feet.  Look again.

At what time, in which video?

[ArMaP]

also....the "sand" flying all over......

And what's the problem with that?