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Posted by Forceflow on Thu Jan 8th at 6:59pm 2004
Yeah, there was a rumour Stanley Kubrick was hired to film the whole thing ...
I don't believe it ... scientists have been able to take pictures of the American Flag planted on the moon, using giant telescopes, I think.
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Posted by Tracer Bullet on Thu Jan 8th at 7:20pm 2004
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Mine was slightly tongue in cheek Brass, although I don't believe the moon landings were real - can't be arsed to debate/dont want to debate that point anyhow, it's been done before I thought Beagle was a european project as well, led by the brits? either way, we should think about spending our money on education and crime policy, not space exploration... |
I totally agree with you Gwill! The holocaust never happened! Big Foot is real! The world is flat!
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Posted by Dr Brasso on Thu Jan 8th at 7:22pm 2004
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Mine was slightly tongue in cheek Brass, although I don't believe the moon landings were real - can't be arsed to debate/dont want to debate that point anyhow, it's been done before ![]()
i knew it was tongue in cheek bud...truly. and i really dont want to debate something like that, especially with someone i truly respect...but i must admit i am surprised that you think it was all a hoax....think of the time frame when it first was raised as an issue...Watergate was in full swing, the corruption of the then US administration, which is well documented btw...
...Vietnam tearing this country apart, all the things in the world that wre dear to me were being turned on their collective ears....and the space landings were the one thing that brought this country together, if just for a little while....a little ray of sunshine in an otherwise spectacularly f**ked up time period.....if it turns out someday that you are right and it was a vast conspiracy, then sir, i will apologize to you profusely, and fly anywhere in the world to buy you a beer, and kiss yer spotty fat ass...
damn i hope yer wrong....yuk! 
as for this point:
I thought Beagle was a european project as well, led by the brits? either way, we should think about spending our money on education and crime policy, not space exploration... ![]()
i truly think we can do both....but yer right, its a matter of priority, which is not too high on some f**kers list these days, no names mentioned....![]()
Doc Brass...
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Posted by OtZman on Thu Jan 8th at 7:41pm 2004
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Me too! I'll be the slacker who has no skill and does nothing... (sob) |
I want to help too! I can support Skeletor with his important job! (
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Posted by matt on Thu Jan 8th at 7:42pm 2004
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I totally agree with you Gwill! The holocaust never happened! Big Foot is real! The world is flat! |
OK now we're being sarcastic...
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Posted by Tracer Bullet on Thu Jan 8th at 7:52pm 2004
Yes, well, since I'm the one who started this thread, I think you can guess where I stand. here's another cool picture though![]()

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Posted by matt on Thu Jan 8th at 7:55pm 2004
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Posted by Dr Brasso on Thu Jan 8th at 7:56pm 2004
look! it even has premade texture join points for the rockwork need for the mod!!! suhhweeeet!!! NASA IS 1337!!!! woot!!!!! ![]()
Doc Brass...
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Posted by Cassius on Thu Jan 8th at 8:10pm 2004
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And here we are getting slated for taking an anti-American corner |
Silly British, Mars is for Yanks.
Posted by matt on Thu Jan 8th at 8:15pm 2004
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Silly British, Mars is for Yanks. |
Erm, no one nation can 0\/\/n a planet
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Posted by Tracer Bullet on Thu Jan 8th at 8:40pm 2004
Ownership is irrelevent (or gaurenteed depending on your perspective) when you are the only one on the planet (or moon)
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Seriously though, this is about science, not nationalism. That is why we sent a robot instead of men. The world is devided by politics and religion, but united by science. look at ITER and the ISS, two shining examples of international cooperation. both of them have encountered stumbling blocks along the way, but every one has been political in nature. we should just be happy that one of the three landers made it and leave it at that, without reference to the nationality of said lander.
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Posted by Forceflow on Thu Jan 8th at 8:52pm 2004
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look! it even has premade texture join points for the rockwork need for the mod!!! suhhweeeet!!! NASA IS 1337!!!! woot!!!!! Doc Brass... |
I was wondering, would Nasa use Zoner's tools ?
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Posted by Dr Brasso on Thu Jan 8th at 10:49pm 2004
God i hope so.....imagine the questions on the editing forum if they did not......![]()

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Posted by Hornpipe2 on Thu Jan 8th at 11:32pm 2004
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Yeah, there was a rumour Stanley Kubrick was hired to film the whole thing ... I don't believe it ... scientists have been able to take pictures of the American Flag planted on the moon, using giant telescopes, I think. |
Astronauts have left several mirrors behind on a few of the moon landings, which scientists later could use to determine the distance of the moon from Earth via lasers.
http://www.madsci.org/posts/archives/jul99/931350588.As.r.html (more info)
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Posted by Leperous on Thu Jan 8th at 11:53pm 2004
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Mine was slightly tongue in cheek Brass, although I don't believe the moon landings were real - can't be arsed to debate/dont want to debate that point anyhow, it's been done before |
Gwil, can I throw you a frikkin' bone here, and ask you how faked photos prove we didn't go the moon- surely that could also just mean the photos they actually took turned out s**te and they made some new ones up back on Earth..?
Anyway, pretty much all of the 'anomalies' can be explained (which, strangely, people tend not to hear about
)- stars aren't bright enough to turn up in the photos, strange lighting caused by light reflecting off the moon's surface, different direction shadows caused by slopes which you can't make out in the photos, etc... Plus it's my dream to go to Mars one day, so I'll give you a shout if I do ![]()
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Posted by Cassius on Fri Jan 9th at 12:14am 2004
Such as it is, all we can do is trust the government. It's not wise for us to trust people who pick apart photos over our own government(s).
[EDIT] Next time we go to the moon, we're probably going to videotape a game of basketball in 1/6 gravity and release it with the title 'White Men Can Jump'.[/EDIT]
Posted by Skeletor on Fri Jan 9th at 12:24am 2004
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Such as it is, all we can do is trust the government. It's not wise for us to trust people who pick apart photos over our own government(s). [EDIT] Next time we go to the moon, we're probably going to videotape a game of basketball in 1/6 gravity and release it with the title 'White Men Can Jump'.[/EDIT] |
LOL!
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Posted by LAzerMANiac on Fri Jan 9th at 8:04pm 2004
How do you like my 1337? I know It needs practice. [addsig]
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Posted by Forceflow on Fri Jan 9th at 8:36pm 2004
Lol, cass.
White men c?n jump !
(I'm into trampoline myself.
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