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24 Jun 2013 21:29:27
The most telling point about the Moon landings concerns the radiation debate. At that time there was no chance they had the protection to pass through the Van Allen belt, every expert confirms this.
One doubter cited the three mile island incident. If it still had enormous readings of radiation and was closed off, remake a suit from the moon landing and go for a walk there. We have to assume whoever did this would be fine. GJ
{Ed033's Note - Marcus Allen presentation on The Moon Landings part 1 of 12
{Ed033's Note - Yes, never say "every 'real' expert states" otherwise it could be translated as an unsubstantiated statement