Less Apollo 11, more Thunderbird 11. Wires prove the Apollo moon landings were filmed on a set.

"Dean A. Markley" wrote in message
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See the effect of wires simulating 1/6th gravity.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdMvQTNLaUE

Fake.

Hey, check out this REAL chupacabra pictu
http://www.oftm.com/chupamex.jpg

It MUST be real; it's on the internet and the general public doesn't buy it.

-c

"Rand Simberg" wrote in message In spades.
Killfile him, as most sane people have.

How would YOU know what sane people do? :-))

guy wrote:
On 9 Oct, 08:12, Dan wrote:
Sylvia Else wrote:
wrote:
See the effect of wires simulating 1/6th gravity.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdMvQTNLaUE
I wonder how they attached wires to all the dust particles.
Sylvia.
Very tediously, it was done my little old ladies in tennis shoes in
Korean sweat shops.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

No it was knitted from Venusian spider secretions and emailed to the
moon...

Guyu


When the Chinese finally get to the moon and photograph each other next
to the old Apollo stuff it will finally prove that they've been let in
on the hoax and are officially part of the New World Order.

--
Dirk

http://www.transcendence.me.uk/ - Transcendence UK
Remote Viewing classes in London

On Oct 9, 9:22?am, bob352 wrote:

OK, Let's see.....I'm from the Government....I want to perpetraie a
hoax on the American people...aw, what the hell, let's b.s. the
WORLD....sooooo....I'm gonna spend millions on a set, bribing people
to keep silent....gee, guess I'm gonna hafta develop a giant rocket to
launch, just to pad the bill a little,......but you know what? I'm not
even gonna worry about editing our film, just a waste of time....
PULL yer HEAD OUTTA yer A$$ !!!!!!!!

Millions? More like 100's of millions. Do you know what it costs for
union grips, gaffers, camera men, lighting, scene & costume desginers,
not to mention the Equity actors? It's obvious it was cheaper to go TO
the moon, than make a movie about it. Heck Apollo 13 cost $52mil, and
they didn't have to shoot scenes landing on the moon.

Doug

Dan wrote:
Sylvia Else wrote:
wrote:
See the effect of wires simulating 1/6th gravity.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdMvQTNLaUE


I wonder how they attached wires to all the dust particles.

Sylvia.

Very tediously, it was done my little old ladies in tennis shoes in
Korean sweat shops.

Not sure about that. After all, it's moderately skilled work. You have
to weigh the particle, then attach the wire without injuring yourself
(the wire would be very thin), find a suitable counterbalance weight,
making allowance for the weight of the wire itself, attach the
counterbalance weight to the other end.

Make any mistakes, and the conspiracy theory nuts will have a field day.
All they have to do is find one particle that doesn't follow the correct
trajectory, and the gaff is blown.

Sylvia.

Dan wrote:
Dean A. Markley wrote:
wrote:
See the effect of wires simulating 1/6th gravity.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdMvQTNLaUE

Oh my, is it a full moon again already?

It's always a full moon for those lunatics.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired
Dan, I have to compliment you on the excellent pun. Well done!!

Sylvia Else wrote in news:470b2618$0$1462
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wrote:
See the effect of wires simulating 1/6th gravity.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdMvQTNLaUE


I wonder how they attached wires to all the dust particles.

Added the dust in post-production! /conspiro-nut

--
Doc Smartass

stealthboogie wrote in
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On Oct 9, 9:22?am, bob352 wrote:

OK, Let's see.....I'm from the Government....I want to perpetraie a
hoax on the American people...aw, what the hell, let's b.s. the
WORLD....sooooo....I'm gonna spend millions on a set, bribing people
to keep silent....gee, guess I'm gonna hafta develop a giant rocket to
launch, just to pad the bill a little,......but you know what? I'm not
even gonna worry about editing our film, just a waste of time....
PULL yer HEAD OUTTA yer A$$ !!!!!!!!

Millions? More like 100's of millions. Do you know what it costs for
union grips, gaffers, camera men, lighting, scene & costume desginers,
not to mention the Equity actors? It's obvious it was cheaper to go TO
the moon, than make a movie about it. Heck Apollo 13 cost $52mil, and
they didn't have to shoot scenes landing on the moon.

Teamsters, man. Can't forget the Teamsters--gotta move a truck, gotta get
with them, or the truck doesn't move. Union rules!

--
Doc Smartass

Doc Smartass wrote:
stealthboogie wrote in
ups.com:

On Oct 9, 9:22?am, bob352 wrote:

OK, Let's see.....I'm from the Government....I want to perpetraie a
hoax on the American people...aw, what the hell, let's b.s. the
WORLD....sooooo....I'm gonna spend millions on a set, bribing people
to keep silent....gee, guess I'm gonna hafta develop a giant rocket to
launch, just to pad the bill a little,......but you know what? I'm not
even gonna worry about editing our film, just a waste of time....
PULL yer HEAD OUTTA yer A$$ !!!!!!!!
Millions? More like 100's of millions. Do you know what it costs for
union grips, gaffers, camera men, lighting, scene & costume desginers,
not to mention the Equity actors? It's obvious it was cheaper to go TO
the moon, than make a movie about it. Heck Apollo 13 cost $52mil, and
they didn't have to shoot scenes landing on the moon.

Teamsters, man. Can't forget the Teamsters--gotta move a truck, gotta get
with them, or the truck doesn't move. Union rules!


How many Teamsters does it take to change a light bulb? 12, got a
problem with that?

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Dean A. Markley wrote:
Dan wrote:
Dean A. Markley wrote:
wrote:
See the effect of wires simulating 1/6th gravity.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdMvQTNLaUE

Oh my, is it a full moon again already?

It's always a full moon for those lunatics.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired
Dan, I have to compliment you on the excellent pun. Well done!!

The proper response to a pun, whatever the quality, is a groan, but
thank you

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired