Happy Lunar Landing Day

[ray Marshall]

Why doesn't someone just point the hubble telescope toward the spot where the landing occurred? Maybe they'll still see Old Glory waving the non-breeze, or some footprints. Heck, I reckon they probably left some of the space craft there.

peace to youraying:

I for one don't believe they ever made a moon landing. There is so much research that has been written on it's im-probabilty that there was ever a landing on the moon. With my research, I have come up to this conclusion: At the time July 20 when it was reported thay had stepped on the surface of the moon, the intellect didn't bother to tell you that on that day, it was a half-moon and they completely missed it.

 

[rbell]

At the time July 20 when it was reported thay had stepped on the surface of the moon, the intellect didn't bother to tell you that on that day, it was a half-moon and they completely missed it.

Now that's funny right there.

Actually, they missed it by half, eh?

 

[ray Marshall]

Now that's funny right there.

Actually, they missed it by half, eh?

Yeah, I thought I'd keep it serious until the last sentence.

 

[swaimj]

This discussion raises this question: If you have such a hard time believing that men went to the moon (in fact, they went multiple times) even though their are thousands of witnesses to this fact, how do you accept the resurrection of Jesus Christ which is provable based upon the same type of historical evidence?

 

[saturneptune]

Well, I have no direct evidence, except my Dad worked for NASA at the time helping to test the Saturn rocket, and he brought home a paycheck every month.

I do not recall the name of the movie, but it was about a fake landing on Mars. It was actually a good movie.