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Sam Slater wrote:

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Of course the predictable reply from the conspiracy theorists would be that the experts who verified the lunar rocks were all "in on it" as well.

Which is why you'll never win with these loons, they have a pre-packaged answer for everything.

For once I'm in full agreement with you Sam. Comspiracy theories are for the most part bollocks of the highest order.

- Eric

Why not just point the Hubble Telescope at the moon and look for foorprints and bits of the landing craft they left. That would shut everyone up.

Zorro wrote:

> Why not just point the Hubble Telescope at the moon and look
> for foorprints and bits of the landing craft they left. That
> would shut everyone up.
>
>

Its not that powerful.

Besides, those who are convinced it didn't happen would just say prints and tracks were just made by a machine to give the illusion of man being there.

Nice try Zorro, but wrong.

The moon is 384,400 kilometres away from Hubble and the smallest objects that Hubble can clearly distinguish at that distance are about 60 metres wide.

The biggest piece of Apollo landing craft left on the moon is only 9 metres across and therefore smaller than a single pixel in a Hubble image.

If it was faked a lot of people have stayed quiet about it for a very long time.

Sorry to deflate your argument Deano but i KNOW the moon exists...Not because i been there but i saw a picture in the Sport ,headline "WW2 Bomber found on moon..".... it also proved Aliens exist with "WW2 Bomber-mystreriously vanishes" some weeks later......!wink! x

The Lancaster bomber was later found underwater in North Carolina.

Sarah Kelly wrote:

> Sorry to deflate your argument Deano but i KNOW the moon
> exists...Not because i been there but i saw a picture in the
> Sport ,headline "WW2 Bomber found on moon..".... it also proved
> Aliens exist with "WW2 Bomber-mystreriously vanishes" some
> weeks later......!wink! x

I think they found an old supermarket shopping trolley on the moon too!

The one from the Moon? x

Yes, as you said, the Sunday Sport reported that the bomber had mysteriously disappeared from the moon, but later they reported that it had been found underwater in North Carolina.