22 Sep 2011 17:05:37
hi people....i have been following the site for a while and really enjoy it, it got me wondering about the theories behind the moon landings in the 60,s and 70,s, i remember stories were being bandied around that they were staged, some people were saying that the american flag was blowing in the wind, when apparently there is no wind on the moon?...they also claimed that the van allen belt would have prevented a landing at that time. I know there are some very knowledgeable guys who post on here, and wonder if anyone has a view, as to whether or not these things are true?....i look forward to hearing your slant on this issue as it causes a lot of argument between my friends and i bilbo baggins
If the flag pole was vertical (obv it was), it had a horizontal rod going through the top of the flag from pole to end so that the flag remained in an 'open' state. When the flag was stuck in the ground it was undoubtedly creased etc. There is a very small gravity force on the moon, so the flag would slowly have continued to unfurl until it hung flat like a piece of paper. This may have been seen in the video footage. I haven't seen the video footage, but what I can say is that if this did happen and was caught on camera, it would have looked like it was unfurling in slo-mo due to weak gravity not being the same as here. If it was blowing around as though their was a breeze, then it is fake. So if you have seen the footage, bare that in mind.
Peace
Raz
ps my physics teacher was very knowledgable on anything
The real interesting thing about the moon landing is the masonic connection ie Neil Armstrong with his freaky paraphernalia.
It was a religious thing in my opinion. They went up, payed homage to their god and came back.
edkohout.com/mundane/moonlanding.html {Ed033's Note - Someone has taken a 10 minute excerpt of Chris Everard's Secret Space film and uploaded it to youtube - www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIW2cLOgMl8&feature=related
Raz {Ed033's Note - There are more links being added to this page most days - www.talkconspiracy.co.uk/conspiracy-interesting-articles.php }
Don't take my word for it, that's just as bad as believing the gov't.
Len