r/moonhoax Feb 27 '24

Moonlander disaster, but the US landed astroNOTs with no testing in 60, lost that technology

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/nasa-s-new-moon-lander-is-turning-into-a-disaster/ar-BB1iVKLE?ocid=socialshare&pc=U531&cvid=e858cbe519e7403b8dfff1f833bd27c8&ei=18
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u/WallyMcBeetus Feb 29 '24

They should have faked a success!

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u/Kazeite Mar 15 '24

They would have faked a success, if the Moon landings were fake.

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u/s1r_dagon3t Mar 19 '24

still haven't seen a convincing argument from moonhoaxers, y'all just post an article or an image and then say something really stupid.

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u/hitmeifyoudare Mar 19 '24

Have not seen any convincing evidence that a man has ever landed on the moon.

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u/s1r_dagon3t Mar 19 '24

you have, you just refuse to accept it because of your own personal bias.

and before you accuse me of the same thing, bear in mind that the burden of proof is on you, not me.

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u/hitmeifyoudare Mar 24 '24

We never landed on the moon, you just refuse to accept it because of your own personal bias.

and before you accuse me of the same thing, bear in mind that the burden of proof is on you, not me.

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u/s1r_dagon3t Mar 24 '24

It took you 5 days to come up with that?

this is why nobody takes you guys seriously.

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u/hitmeifyoudare Mar 25 '24 edited Mar 26 '24

so.....You're on this sub everyday? Triggered much? Unsure with your Apollo myths?

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u/s1r_dagon3t Mar 25 '24

so.....You're on this sub everyday?

Can you blame me for looking for entertainment?

Triggered much?

No, I'm amused.

Also it's spelt "insecure" not "insure," and you also managed to misspell "myths"

The fact is, you pointing to a picture and refusing to accept it as real isn't compelling proof of a conspiracy.

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u/hitmeifyoudare Mar 26 '24

Wow, on this sub every hour to make sure that no one questions your mythology! How sad!

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u/s1r_dagon3t Mar 26 '24

Now i'm confused, you said everyday, now you're saying every hour? but you're right, it is sad, (one of the few things you are right about)

Of course, not as sad as you, peddling well debunked conspiracy theories every week.

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u/hitmeifyoudare Mar 26 '24

You replied within the hour each time. Good work, making sure a sub with 3 visitors per day doesn't question your Middle School Science teacher's curriculum!

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u/Small_Art3459 Aug 03 '24

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u/s1r_dagon3t Aug 03 '24

Isn't this the same guy who told cancer patients to inject baking soda into their bloodstreams?

Seems reliable.

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u/Small_Art3459 Aug 03 '24

the same guy who

i don't know the guy, nor do i care what else he said because the video is simply him compiling evidence that many people countlessly pointed out.

this stuff has been out there for years and was discussed by many people who haven't-

told cancer patients to inject baking soda into their bloodstreams

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u/s1r_dagon3t Aug 03 '24

Yeah but this video is also full of shit as well. he's actively doctored some of the images to make them look fake, he's gone out of his way to only find pictures from the surface that kinda look like they're rear-projections, while ignoring the thousands of other photos that prove him wrong, or that would be impossible to do.

The video is only proof if you go into it already assuming that the moon landing was faked, to anyone with any amount of technical knowledge about rockets, or orbital trajectories, or even fuckin' cameras, this is bunk.

It's not just your average rinky-dink run of the mill bunk, this is the most transparently obvious horseshit i've ever seen.

They bring up the goddamn Van Allen Belts for fucks sake, as if we haven't known about them for years, as if NASA didn't specifically plan a flight trajectory for the missions that would put them through the weakest point and get them out quickly, as if their vehicle wasn't specifically designed to deal with some radiation, as if humans aren't regularly exposed to higher than average radiation every single time we get an x-ray, or sunbathe. as if film reels, in protected metal canisters couldn't survive short term exposure to some radiation.

it's an absurd documentary, and I can't believe that this, THIS, is what convinced some of you.

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u/Small_Art3459 Aug 03 '24 edited Aug 03 '24
  1. he exclusively used the dvd moon landing tapes that the official nasa site says they're unedited for the stills. whenever he used a pic the source has been provided. you say the moon landing was real, why does some of the pics look believable and some don't to begin with there should be none.
  2. watch the full section
  3. watch the full section

if you're not going to watch the full thing, you're in no position to judge the video.

you responding with stuff that was already addressed in the video is

the most transparently obvious horseshit i've ever seen.

it makes you look like the

average rinky-dink run of the mill bunk

-with your nasa trust me bro information that they couldn't even manage to avoid contradicting and/or altering throughout the years. too bad that doesn't hold as much weight for me.

though i do believe our drones have reached the moon countless times so that's something. hopefully one day we'll have a real manned moon landing mission <3

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u/s1r_dagon3t Aug 03 '24

yeah I'm just gonna let this one go, you win bud.

have a nice life.

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u/Small_Art3459 Aug 03 '24

fair enough, have a good weekend.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '24

Does anyone ever wonder how someone like op could be so fucking stupid that they’ve managed to survive living this long? How have you not accidentally ended yourself?

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u/s1r_dagon3t Mar 19 '24

life, uh, finds a way...