The Apollo missions

[nampigai]

I just saw a program on the lunar expeditions, and it criticised the the Apollo expeditions. I must say that I myself are doubting right now if NASA really succeeded with the lunar landing.

In the program you see the pics that was taken by the astronauts, they a very sharp and there's alway light on the things they take photos of. The cameras they used was mounted on there chest and therefor they couldn't do anything but point at the targets and take the pic, yet the pics are allways very good.

There's also pics that shows the same background twice but in one of them the lunar landing pod and some other stuff are in the front, and the other it's just emptiness.

Furthermore some of the critics involved in the apollo program suddenly died??

Guess we'll see next year when Japan sends a probe to the moon to take near surface pics.....

[Gobalopper]

Well we already have a space station so I find it hard to believe they didn't land on the moon. NASA had something about how the pics were real but I don't remember the website.

[nampigai]

Yes I know that but it's undaer a high radioactive belt surrounding earth, the apollo pods hadn't any protection whatsoever to protect from radiocativity. I really want to believe it, it's just that this program made me see it from a different point of view.

[Acriku]

You'd be amazed at what the government does behind the people's backs.

[nemafakei]

How very odd. It's the sort of thing that just might happen, too. (The landings also go against Patrick Moore's estimate by decades)

[Vanguard3000]

Well, the US gov't had the motive to stage such a charade.  The "space race" was quite important during the Cold War.  But I myself don't believe that it was faked.  If you look hard enough for conspiracies, you'll find them - whether they actually exist or not.

[nampigai]

Yes but these was pretty obvius. I really hope that the japanese lunar probe will show us pics of the apollo gear. If they don't then I'll say it's fake.

[Mahdi]

Someone posted all those "fake lunar landing" arguements on a website one day, and some engineer (not even and aerospace engineer) came on and blew them all away.  

[nampigai]

I would really like to see them, this program was really pro fake, and all the NASA people said was "it's not true" and stuff like that, not very convicing.

[Gobalopper]

Post production editing, the directors best friend, the interviewees worst enemy. :)

[quoudam72]

Wasn't this also a movie called Capricorn 6 or something like that?

[nampigai]

Haven't heard of it  ???

[nampigai]

I just read an article regarding the subject. It says that the moons greyish surface and the Earth should be the "secret" light source that make the shadows go in differents dirrections. Furthermore it mentions the "tons" of moon samples the astonauts brought back.

[exatreide]

And when they take pictures from one of the windows. It looks like theres some kind of light source out there. Its realy just the inside light reflecting off the glass