planet Mars is not an option

[GCG]

The dangerous radiation emitted from the Van Allen belts prohibits any human being going to Mars.

In fact we never went to the Moon in '67 it was all staged for money.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOjpHcur9AM&t=414s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPRxV5JS-QE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciOS6Ryfwbg&t=1362s

[allfreechips]

Shoot I haven't worn my foil hat in a few years but here is the largest hole in the theory, the Russians tracked us going to the moon and they sure as hell would have called us out on it.

[TheGooner]

Much of youtube is "fake news" ... Outrageous claims are entertaining but clearly inaccurate.

Here is a VERY COMPLICATED but ACCURATE summation by a scientist - and the final table shows actual doses received by Astronauts as recorded by personal tags that they wore.
http://www.braeunig.us/apollo/VABraddose.htm

The yearly "safe" occupational health and safety dose is considered 5,000 millirems, which is about 2.5 rads (roughly divide by 2000 to convert), so you can see all the Apollo missions were well within yearly doses using 1970's technology with an average 0.5 rads and a maximum of 1.14 rads in Apollo 14)

[DaftDog]

Want some proof NASA did go to the moon? - http://nerdist.com/still-think-the-m...f-they-werent/

[GCG]

Want some proof NASA did go to the moon? - http://nerdist.com/still-think-the-m...f-they-werent/

Well if NASA says ORION control has to solve first how pass the van Allen Belt.............they tried and we know what happened....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtDBqkztnOo

my conclusion NASA never went to the Moon because it is not possible yet.

[sweetbet]

If humankind became advanced enough to colonize the moon or any other planet for that matter, I wonder how the world governments would lay claim to the new colonized planets, especially the moon.

[GCG]

If humankind became advanced enough to colonize the moon or any other planet for that matter, I wonder how the world governments would lay claim to the new colonized planets, especially the moon.

IF so they would already have done that.

distance to the moon is 385.000 km sure that is very "doable"
Mars is not much closer only 56.000.000 km away from Earth ............

some people just believe everything NASA tells them and that they really like LOL

Distance of Mars to Earth from 2012-2020

• Mar. 03, 2012 – 100.7 million km (62.6 million miles)
• Apr. 08, 2014 – 92.4 million km (57.4 million miles)
• May. 22, 2016 – 75.3 million km (46.8 million miles)
• Jul. 27. 2018 – 57.6 million km (35.8 million miles)
• Oct. 13, 2020 – 62.1 million km (38.6 million miles)

[DaftDog]

The Zombie apocalypse is here and they source all their information from Youtube.


Why do (some) people believe in conspiracy theories?

https://www.scientificamerican.com/a...racy-theories/

[q292u]

If humankind became advanced enough to colonize the moon or any other planet for that matter, I wonder how the world governments would lay claim to the new colonized planets, especially the moon.

In much the same way that oil companies would do it: take it and (not) worry about the legalities later..

[dinaharrison]

Want some proof NASA did go to the moon? - http://nerdist.com/still-think-the-m...f-they-werent/

This was a good link. Thanks for sharing mate!

[GCG]

Sorry folks but we can only fly in Earths orbit.

Straight from the horses mouth NASA

https://youtu.be/8AOO8R6Q86s

Some day they have to tell the inconvenient truth

[JJ_LBO]

In fact we never went to the Moon in '67

Agreed. Think they did make it in 69 though.

[DaftDog]

Sorry folks but we can only fly in Earths orbit.

Straight from the horses mouth NASA

https://youtu.be/8AOO8R6Q86s

Some day they have to tell the inconvenient truth

It's pretty obvious they're referring to current NASA space vehicles, post Apollo era.

[TheGooner]

Sorry folks but we can only fly in Earths orbit.

Straight from the horses mouth NASA

https://youtu.be/8AOO8R6Q86s

Some day they have to tell the inconvenient truth

Hey - you made my ignore list - well done!

[Progger]

[AussieDave]

If humankind became advanced enough to colonize the moon or any other planet for that matter, I wonder how the world governments would lay claim to the new colonized planets, especially the moon.

While looking for ores I found a large ship (no guns externally or tools), plus a large platform with refinery/ assembler, etc. Haven't been able to get the admos lander to work, so may just salvage it and try to build a new base on a nearby asteroid.

[Moonlight Cat]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon_l...iracy_theories

[casaffiliate]

It's quite busy up there ...

[RacingJim]

There are some nutters on this forum. Takes all sorts I suppose.

[GCG]

Where can I collect the prize for this honor lol
Peeeewww