The MOON HOAX

If NASA faked the moon landings, does the agency have any credibility at all? Was the Space Shuttle program also a hoax? Is the International Space Station another one? Do not dismiss these hypotheses offhand. Check out our wider NASA research and make up your own mind about it all.
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Re: The Moon Hoax

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Nasaspotlight wrote:A majority of the videos are interesting, if not highly suspicious. There were things I can’t really describe such as flashes that would last a few frames but engulf the entire image. These flashes piqued my curiosity so I would pause the video and watch each individual frame (to the best of my ability, with basic movie players on a laptop). What I noticed was buried in some of these flashes were the film slates. The slates would list the: photographer, inspector and the dates. The problem was the photographer (guynes) and the inspector (h. jones) barely exists in NASA records that I could dig up and the dates were a few weeks in advance of the alleged mission launch dates. This didn’t just happen one time or two, this occurred for every single slate from every single Apollo mission. Not all slates are so well hidden in the footagevault videos. Some slates are right there out in the open, some slates are so faint you have to really strain to decipher the “date” from the slate.
Very interesting. Do you have any screenshots to back up your story of seeing film slates in the Apollo videos? This is too tantalizing a claim to make without offering a way for anyone to independently verify it. I look forward to seeing this for myself.

(Edit: My apologies if this has been dealt with earlier in the thread. I haven't read all 75 pages just yet; just caught up on the Satellites thread.)
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Re: The Moon Hoax

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Vext Lynchpin wrote:
Nasaspotlight wrote:A majority of the videos are interesting, if not highly suspicious. There were things I can’t really describe such as flashes that would last a few frames but engulf the entire image. These flashes piqued my curiosity so I would pause the video and watch each individual frame (to the best of my ability, with basic movie players on a laptop). What I noticed was buried in some of these flashes were the film slates. The slates would list the: photographer, inspector and the dates. The problem was the photographer (guynes) and the inspector (h. jones) barely exists in NASA records that I could dig up and the dates were a few weeks in advance of the alleged mission launch dates. This didn’t just happen one time or two, this occurred for every single slate from every single Apollo mission. Not all slates are so well hidden in the footagevault videos. Some slates are right there out in the open, some slates are so faint you have to really strain to decipher the “date” from the slate.
Very interesting. Do you have any screenshots to back up your story of seeing film slates in the Apollo videos? This is too tantalizing a claim to make without offering a way for anyone to independently verify it. I look forward to seeing this for myself.
Hi Vext, I do and I also have a few of the videos (watermarked with “footagevault” across the center because they were the free download and in standard resolution), I really need access to “upload attachments” like in email, as opposed to uploading pictures to a pic hoster then pointing to it like image shack. But I screen capped the slates, and then tried to organize them in Microsoft paint. I will gladly post those (or the raw screen cap if you prefer) and the videos if I can. You also reminded me, if someone else has the time they should compare the lunar take off vids from the phony Apollo movies, pause the movie when the vehicle is at its highest point (looking down at the landing site), then compare that to the Rorschach tests of the LRO imagery to determine if paths and equipment match up, if I was a betting man, I would say you will find so many discrepancies in this method as to invalidate ALL LRO imagery.

I don’t want to get off topic, I have some extended time off coming up, that should give more than enough time to scrounge through my Apollo folders and post some of the slate pics, but Im afraid it might not happen right away (give me a few weeks).
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VF-1 rocket engines from Apollo Era salvaged from Atlantic

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http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/technology/ ... cean-deep/

ABC News article with photos and a video retrospective of some Apollo Missions:
- May 18, 1969 Apollo 10 - Lift-off
- July 11, 1969 Apollo 11 - Man on the Moon!! Flag Fun - Telephone call from President Nixon
- April 23, 1972 Apollo 16 - Getting rock samples & Lunar Lift-off
- April 22, 1972 Apollo 16 - More rock sampling
(this is the order of the video clips)

The article speaks of Amazon.com founder & CEO, Jeff Bezos, now heading back to Florida from the deep Atlantic, at 14,000 feet, with what remains of two VF-1 rocket engines from one of the Apollo Missions. As the serial numbers have been eroded by sand, it will be a difficult task to determine which flight these engines are from. Once cleaned up, they are destined to be put on show.


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ADMIN NOTICE (simon): Deeejay, I merged this post of yours with this main Moon Hoax thread. Yes, that Jeff Bezos story fishing Apollo engines in the Atlantic is hysterical, isn't it? :lol:
http://www.cluesforum.info/viewtopic.ph ... 1#p2382251
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Re: The Moon Hoax

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So we're told they blasted off to the moon again today. This time it's an unmanned rocket named LADEE.

The lost technology of the '60's still baffles me. Remember the good old days when NASA could zip over to the moon in just 3 days? Poor LADEE's valiant journey will take 10 times longer than that, a whole month!

http://news.yahoo.com/nasa-launching-ro ... 19159.html

"Unlike the quick three-day Apollo flights to the moon, the Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer, or LADEE, will take a full month to get there"
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Re: The Moon Hoax

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^ That's because the traffic is terrible now. It's all that space junk, you know ...

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http://blogs.voanews.com/science-world/ ... pace-junk/

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lux wrote:^ That's because the traffic is terrible now. It's all that space junk, you know ...
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Re: The Moon Hoax

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http://news.yahoo.com/nasa-launching-robotic-explorer-moon-va-183519159.html wrote:The $280 million mission will last six months and end with a suicide plunge into the moon for LADEE, which is about the size of a small car.
LADEE? That's pretty delightfully adolescent. Just a wee little laddy plunging the depths of mistress moon, herself? And his own "small car", as well, to impress her. No more buggies. Laddy's just got himself some wheels he wants to take for a spin and flirt where only landing skirts have been before. I guess in a way, NASA is just one big phallic fertility dance.

But 280 million dollars seems like quite a chunk to go missing after this inevitably fruitless mission. In an employer's market like we have in the States now, what could possibly justify a quarter billion dollar moon mission? Are they just trying the delay tactic of inspiring people to make more babies and get distracted with family building? :lol:
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Re: The Moon Hoax

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Stunning amateur footage of LADEE's launch has surfaced over the weekend:


full link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tcQsAOUCeo
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Re: The Moon Hoax

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Surely, what NASA is "accomplishing" with these moon hoaxes can in some way be described as creating extremists and potential terrorists, using the neocon's own favorite definitions.

1. Siphoning funds into a "homegrown" religious extremism (using public tax dollars no less!)
2. Broadcasting the religious views (dummy launches) en mass and inciting others to their extremist views
3. Stirring involvement of the public into their extremist religious ceremony (What do you think they really launched into the air to incite the amateurs?)
4. Using military-level technology to take control of airwaves and control perception on a minutiae level
5. Causing possibly dangerous chemicals to spew into the atmosphere (or at least the launch area), thereby making their launches a sort of chemical weapon for causing harm to life on Earth
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6. Terrifying the public with shining lights in the sky, making people think the Russians are possibly bombing or the USA is in some kind of ICBM war

I could be wrong. But it seems as though NASA is a terrorist organization. Look, this NASA guy has a beard. And why is he depicted so close to a Boeing aircraft? Beards and aircraft are making me uncomfortable. Perhaps we should report him to Homeland Security.
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http://www.nasa.gov/about/highlights/le ... t5-slide49
(Actually, does this shuttle look like it's really there in the picture or does it look like graphics from the video game Halo?)

This Mason Peck fellow — NASA's Chief Technologist — is also a little on the beardy side. What could this engineer be hiding in his beard?
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http://www.nasa.gov/about/highlights/peck_bio.html

This guy — well this image of a guy-like individual — a Mister Steven W. Squyres (with helpful squares on his shirt as a mnemonic device) doesn't have a beard, but he has that kind of extremist glare. We might want to have him be taken in by the FBI for questioning. If they can get him out of this seemingly endless 13-day mission:
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http://www.nasa.gov/offices/nac/members/squyres-bio.html wrote: Dr. Squyres is currently participating in a unique 13-day undersea expedition in the Florida Keys to simulate a future human mission to an asteroid, taking the first steps toward learning how to do asteroid exploration by humans.
(Just how long can 13 days really be, after all?)

It seems in their bios an awful lot of these people spent decades working for NASA before they ended up ... still working for NASA. How does one get into NASA, exactly, then? Is it one of those 'friend of a friend of a sim' cases?
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Re: The Moon Hoax

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Ha! If only the population could be smart enough to support you as a career stand-up comedian. Then again, even if you were to perform such onstage material to an uninformed crowd---powerpoint presentation, flips charts and all---you would probably still get some laughs playing it totally straight. I'd open with, "I could be wrong, but it seems as though NASA is a terrorist organization".

You would be perceived as "random" and, hence, funny. "Random" is unfortunately the new sarcasm, and has been for more than a decade.
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Re: The Moon Hoax

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full link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dXheNicK4s

This little NASA social event was held a few days ago as a prelude to the LADEE thing. I only watched a few minutes of it. It's too boring to sit through the whole thing but I did spot something interesting at about 0:17:30

"Veteran" space shuttle ass-tro-not John M. Grunsfeld reminisces about his first space walk.
“My first spacewalk was 8 hours and 40 minutes and I don't ever remember anything but the spacewalking tasks. We were so focused ... we were so busy ... things were going wrong ... we were fixing things ... and I just don't remember, you know, looking around and saying ... 'Wow, we're orbiting the Earth, we're in a space shuttle, we're in a space ship, look how black the space is' … nothing!”
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Re: The Moon Hoax

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Good find, that's akin to the Aldrin rambling found by Bill Kaysing.
Buzz Aldrin wrote:We were to become public relations men for space exploration -- in a sense, salesmen. The word
made me terribly uncomfortable and self-conscious when it was first used [...] I was incredulous...she had really believed all that crap she had read about me - about her - about all of us? Suddenly, all my life...became tinged with a crazy unreality.
http://cluesforum.info/viewtopic.php?p=2377366#p2377366
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Re: The Moon Hoax

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SpaceX has cows and LADEE has a frog:

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NASA claims a frog was blasted skyward during the LADEE launch. Story here.

What is it with these guys and animals? I guess they think it makes it more real to have some animal life wander into their hoaxes.
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lux wrote: What is it with these guys and animals? I guess they think it makes it more real to have some animal life wander into their hoaxes.
For those who may not be aware of this rather kinky / creepy obsession the space hoaxsters have with animals, insects and bugs - let me just re-post this old post of mine. (Allow some time for the animated gifs to upload).


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BUGS, BIRDS, BATS AND FLIES


Looks like SPACE X really love those bugs, birds, bats and flies 'spicing up' their launch animations... :rolleyes:


SPACEX Falcon9 launch (May 27, 2016)
The SpaceX MOSQUITO
(approx 1 minute before alleged rocket launch of [b- and JUST as puff of smoke bursts out of rocket tower)
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source: https://youtu.be/wPYOtCFSLKw?t=1188

SPACE X Dragon9 launch (March1, 2013):
THE DRAGONFLY: (25sec before lift-off)
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... W4#t=2363s

SPACEX Falcon9 launch (Oct 7, 2012)
THE FALCON BAT:(19sec before lift-off)
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... zXU#t=583s

SPACEX Falcon9 launch (June 4, 2010)
THE FALCON BUG: (3sec before lift-off)
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... Hng8#t=86s
(my old post about the Falcon bug): http://www.cluesforum.info/viewtopic.ph ... 7#p2354997

SPACEX Falcon9 launch (June 4, 2010)
THE FALCON BIRD: (1sec after rocket exits lens view)
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... HrP0#t=61s

I guess that's why the call them software 'bugs' ? :P Seriously now - the folks behind this crap must have severely fried minds.
I wish America will soon wake up and stop this ongoing sham.

I sincerely hope NO ONE will dare say that these insects and birds passing in front of these lenses within 20 seconds of these four launches is "a matter of coincidence". Please know that the above loops are all extracted from videos which last several minutes - during which NO insects are seen passing in front of these lenses. Moreover, any experienced photographer will know that insects passing close to a lens (focused on a distant object) will NOT be captured on film with any significant detail. Therefore, the most plausible conclusion is that these insects and birds have been inserted digitally - into these digitally-crafted rocket launch animations.

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EDIT- November 11, 2013. Today, I happened to bump into this other bug - from an old alleged Apollo launch...
So it would seem that this is an older 'inside joke' than I previously imagined. These NASA jokers are pretty pathetic buggers :

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Re: The Moon Hoax

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Great find. Stuff like that should make it to some sort of top ten list highlighting the bs we are bombarded with by TPTB.
In the meantime 'Spay-Sex' Sells...
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