Did humans really went to the Moon?

NOPE.
But a bunch of white guys with cool cameras went to an outdoor sound stage in Arizona somewhere. Every time you hear one of the "astronauts" comment about odd things in sky, ie..( moon pigeons) its actually fucking bats flying in and out of sound stage at night time.

way older than yours

Why was your referendum ridiculed and voided?
(if you are actually in Spain)

Probably not but they sent machines and shit. The thing that always got me about the whole moon thing was the sheer amount of bullshit about it's formation, this thing was fried by huge electrical events, just look at it, it's like a first year apprentice welder was practicing making arcs on it.

it wasnt ridiculed, it was declared illegal by spain and spain pay every nation to not support us, buyng useless military jets and shit
what it was ridiculed was the declaration of independence wich was symbolical as our president trust that he could negotiate with spain but castillans never negotiate unless they have already lost

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Luis?

Yes. Next stupid question?

It is literally true that faking the moon landings would have been more difficult and complex than actually sending people to the Moon.

There is currently a secret settlement on the moon. If you squint hard enough into the telescope you can see it.

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mutts achieved more than anything your entire nation ever has or will

Do the math, check the engineering see if it was possible as presented.

who?

because of your size, geography and german sicentist

considering that:

-the footage of the landings was lost
-the technology was forgotten
-the moonrocks got stolen
etc.

must be all pure coincidence, once again, heh

nice cope
1000 years from now, future peoples will read in their history holograms about the American flag planted on the moon. No one will ever think about whatever shithole you're hiding

To the people who think the moon landing was faked please answer the following questions:
>Is it possible to land an unmanned probe on the moon or Mars
>What prevents us (aside from money/politics) from making a larger but similar lander and putting a dude with a scuba tank in the payload bay?(making it manned)
>If the answer that it is possible to land a human on the moon or Mars, why are we arguing if Kubrick faked it rather than arguing to put humans on the Moon/Mars, for colonizaton sake?

For me, the math checks out that Apollo and the Saturn V had the neccesary characteristics to complete the moon missions. If you disagree, please explain why. Van Allen belts are beta radiation, stopped by thin metal, if you're inside the spacecraft the threat is nil.

Probably. But it won't happen again.

please resond, are all moon deniers NPCs unable to give anything other than a prerecorded response?

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the final redpill

did you really went to english class?

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What flag? have you seen the Fist Man?
BTW it's white already, future people will think it was the french lmao

people say that because for 60 years, nasa has been doing dogshit and they have a history of lying, like painting mars red as fuck or the ever changing blue ball pic

I like you. You're alright.

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Great post.

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Even better!

I get the frustration with "worthless NASA"
the "changing blue ball" thing is fish-eye lensing the Earth from low orbit.

I think the major problem with setting up a moon/mars colony is that most of Earth's industry and manufacturing techniques are highly specialized for material/labor efficiency and high throughput and require complex or refined inputs. If you wanted to build a colony on the moon or Mars you would bring your starting habitat, but the expansions would be built from local materials, which is why you get the lunar regolith sinstering idea to build structures on the moon.

In video games the player usually sets up the entire vertical resource and manufacturing chain to go from raw material to finished product, in the real world you have the ore mining and sorting, processing and refining, smelting, alloying into billets/raw stock, then it finally goes towards some machining into parts of a product. Most factories will only perform one or two steps before shipping on a truck to the next location. On a space colony all of these steps will be performed adjacent to each other. And that's just basic materials and doesn't include advanced manufacturing like electronics. Electronics isn't a big deal because it is low volume, low mass, and can be imported as needed; use generic computing devices and load the needed software for the specific use.

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