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His claim of no evidence would make Randi and Phillip Klass(less) proud.
Paul Lawler wrote: Mad Scientist wrote in news:JY6Xc.22578$UTP.10140 So be default, the American press and NASA is claiming to be the only country capable of going to the Moon, and Russians are thus inept and utterly incapable all this time since the 60's? I don't buy into that line of reasoning because it leads to all sorts of false and ridiculous conclusions. It doesn't matter what you "buy into," it only matters what you can prove. Round and round the merry go round we go, where we stop, nobody knows.... Meanwhile what justified the billions of dollars spent in going to the Moon in the first place? No one has yet answered it other than to say that it was politics? Absurd. It is not up to us to provide accountability for NASA. I am talking scientific papers which justify the billions spent. You are talking politics. Please contact your congressman and ask how he or she justifies the billions of dollars. You could, of course, call President Kennedy, but that would involve John Edwards or Sylvia Browne, and there are many who would not accept that as credible evidence. It is not up to those showing evidence that the moon landings were hoaxed, it is up to those claiming they weren't to provide evidence. The Hubble team claimed they couldn't take pictures of the Moon's surface when asked for proof of the lunar landing sites. Then they released one single image of the moon which makes a radio shack telescope seem powerful. They do this despite making claims that it could photograph a fly in Tokyo if it were in New York. Please cite a source for that claim. It is incorrect. Your confusion noted. The curvature of the Earth would prevent such a photgraph from being taken. I'll remember this argument next time someone tells me that you are a sound and reasonable person. Nonetheless, Hubble's relatively small primary mirror cannot resolve the lunar landing sites, and (as they clearly proved) takes lousy picutures of the moon. Doesn't matter, still doesn't account for why the recent mapping mission which does resolve even the smallest rocks found no evidence of any lunar landing sites. Nor do you explain why the exact same lunar landing site is shown for two entirely different moon missions, which were supposedly miles apart. |
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