Anyone who believes men walked on the moon should be given a one way ticket to the sun

How many moon rocks are now earth rocks?

We have several moon bases.

Some WILL catch on w/the ONE way ticket.
Make it a return ticket, Who's left to complain about it NOT returning.
Would have to be a really big ship to take care of em all in one shot OR You'd have to have some kind of weekly event (Circus, Ball game of some sort, Crisis) to ensure the remaining forget about the last batch not returning.

how many giraffes is that?

The sheer idiocy of "Men on the Moon" is beyond comprehension.

How did they dock and reattach the "Lunar Lander" to the orbiting unit for the return trip? No answer. How would such a large structure survive Earth reentry heat? A single guy John Glenn required a very robust tiled capsule to reenter Earth.

Where is the dust crater under the "Lunar Lander" and the dust on its shiny gold foil feet? Why gold foil?

Who took the 8-mm. movie film of the Astronaut "stepping down th ladder for Mankind?" How would the film of such a camera on the exterior of the "Lander" survive radiation in the Van Allen Belt?

How was internal heat from the Astronaut's suits and the humidity from their closed system breathing gotten rid of while they moved around outside?

Are these NASA "Scientists and Engineers" really that dumb not to know or be able to explain?

Think, People, this is the most laughable hoax imagined.

By launching into a compatible orbit and doing the final rendezvous via RADAR. The spacecraft that did the reentry was the command module that had a heat shield similar to John Glenn's. The LM did not return.


Why should there be a crater? The engine was throttled down for landing and putting out about 1500 pounds of thrust. Spread that out across the engine bell and it comes to less then 1.5 psi of pressure which quickly spreads out. Helicopters and harriers land with far greater thrust and don't dig crater on Earth. Why should dust settle on the "foil"? It is blown away in ballistic trajectories and doesn't hang around as there is no air to suspend it. The "foil" is aluminized mylar used for thermal insulation and is very similar to that used on many satellites that also spend their entire lives in the vacuum of space.


Wasn't 8mm but the TV camera. It was prepositioned on the MESA arm which was lowered via lanyard before Armstrong started down the ladder. The camera was then removed and was the primary camera used during the EVAs. The primary radiation of the Van Allen belts is Alpha and Beta particle radiation which is easily blocked especially as their path took them through the thinner outer edges of the belts and not through the center.


Using an ice sublimator in the PLSS


Are these NASA "Scientists and Engineers" really that dumb not to know or be able to explain?{/quote]
Have you actually looked? I think not.

But thanks for proving that hoaxies know the least about the subject.

Flying into the sun is actually quite difficult energy wise.

There is a lot of delta-v you have to eliminate from being in Earth's orbit.

Classic GLP right there

The truth is always more funny than fiction.

By launching into a compatible orbit and doing the final rendezvous via RADAR. The spacecraft that did the reentry was the command module that had a heat shield similar to John Glenn's. The LM did not return.


Why should there be a crater? The engine was throttled down for landing and putting out about 1500 pounds of thrust. Spread that out across the engine bell and it comes to less then 1.5 psi of pressure which quickly spreads out. Helicopters and harriers land with far greater thrust and don't dig crater on Earth. Why should dust settle on the "foil"? It is blown away in ballistic trajectories and doesn't hang around as there is no air to suspend it. The "foil" is aluminized mylar used for thermal insulation and is very similar to that used on many satellites that also spend their entire lives in the vacuum of space.


Wasn't 8mm but the TV camera. It was prepositioned on the MESA arm which was lowered via lanyard before Armstrong started down the ladder. The camera was then removed and was the primary camera used during the EVAs. The primary radiation of the Van Allen belts is Alpha and Beta particle radiation which is easily blocked especially as their path took them through the thinner outer edges of the belts and not through the center.


Using an ice sublimator in the PLSS



Nice shilling!

Yup. Good points and there are many more that indicate HOAX.

I have always wondered how Eugene Cernan spent 7 hours and 56 min out on the lunar surface, That's quite they oxygen reserve scuba divers should use that system since they can only go 1 hour at best.

We did go.

How it was done has been explained ad infinitum.

You would be totally amazed, at that time ignorance was not glorified or embraced as it is today at places like GLP. People set goals and then set out to accomplish them. Yeah, I know, weird times and hard to really visualize compared with today's mediocrity and rapid advance into idiocracy.

Flat and stationary.

There are 3rd party sources that can verify the Americans went to the moon but perhaps not the way the public was informed.

I am not going to do that research for you OP.

Let me guess.

You also believe the earf is flat, rockets don't work in space and there's no such thing as satellites.

If you believe
They put a man on the moon
And if you believe
Theres nothing up their sleeve
Then nothing is cool.

A one-way ticket to Mars, is more merciful, and I would endorse that!

Sure.

It's over, Johnny.

Nice resorting to the shill gambit. Now I know you have no actual argument.

SCUBA tanks waste a lot of air, hence the large amount of bubbles released on each breath. Rebreather tanks filter the CO2 out and allow far longer times on the same size tank. They are available for diving but much more expensive.

No you just assume that. The Earth is flat, bro. Get over it.

You should be the first on said rocket.

By launching into a compatible orbit and doing the final rendezvous via RADAR. The spacecraft that did the reentry was the command module that had a heat shield similar to John Glenn's. The LM did not return.


Why should there be a crater? The engine was throttled down for landing and putting out about 1500 pounds of thrust. Spread that out across the engine bell and it comes to less then 1.5 psi of pressure which quickly spreads out. Helicopters and harriers land with far greater thrust and don't dig crater on Earth. Why should dust settle on the "foil"? It is blown away in ballistic trajectories and doesn't hang around as there is no air to suspend it. The "foil" is aluminized mylar used for thermal insulation and is very similar to that used on many satellites that also spend their entire lives in the vacuum of space.


Wasn't 8mm but the TV camera. It was prepositioned on the MESA arm which was lowered via lanyard before Armstrong started down the ladder. The camera was then removed and was the primary camera used during the EVAs. The primary radiation of the Van Allen belts is Alpha and Beta particle radiation which is easily blocked especially as their path took them through the thinner outer edges of the belts and not through the center.


Using an ice sublimator in the PLSS



Dust would still get blown, creating a dust/dirt depression. That dust would have to come back down in 1/6 gravity. The pads would not be pristine.

Sorry, but no.

White men walked on the moon.

Nope, no men.

I assumed you resorted to the shill gambit? Nope. You did.

dust did get blown away. The area directly underneath the lander was cleared of loose dust. But no reason to expect a crater. And with 1/6 gravity and being blown out at high velocity it is unlikely for it to land so close. Especially when the engine was shut off before touchdown the dust would be blown out below the lander and then stop being blown when the pads are on the ground. But I doubt they were all pristine. Hoaxies like to say they were but I doubt they've checked all 24 pads (4 pads each of 6 missions).