Moon Landing conspiracy

[Jackalope]

Something similar actually exists, though not as small as in Thunderball. Tell you what though, as an experienced deep diver, I would not ever carry one - my redundant tank has between 5 and 40 times the capacity - and is usually strapped to my dive buddy's back. I have no delusion that there's enough air in one of those tiny tanks to get safely to the surface from 40 meters depth.

Or just do what Lara Croft did in that Tomb Raider movie-- cut your hand, wait for a shark to swim up to you, punch it in the face, then grab its dorsal fin (because punching a shark in the face will make it swim to the surface). Presto! You're saved.

Heh, if you're breathing on SCUBA, more like "Presto! You're bent. Hope you enjoy a trip to the hyperbaric chamber, or emboli."

[psychoslice]

I like to use the net so I can laugh at people like you lol.

Feel free my friend.. lol. Glad I've been of use to you today !
(and if you were trying to put me down, you missed!)

I only reply to people the way they reply to me, now be nice.

[Charles Xavier]

My big problem with the moon landing is I am an audio engineer and I cannot believe for one second that they could sit in a 1/2" thick aluminum can 6 feet away from a 140 decible 10,000lb thrust rocket engine and talk on a radio.
No fing way. there is no sound in space but there sure as hell is inside the suit. It would sound like you were inside a thunderbolt.
and when you watch them land you see dust i guess kicking up like crazy but then you look at the pictures of where they landed and not even a small crater or spread of dust. just perfect fine powder that makes footprints with not one spec of dust on the lander. not even on the loosely wrapped aluminum foil duct taped on the footpads.
[snip]
Yeah right.
my favorite movie on it is called A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to The Moon
its online on youtube and such places easy to find. It's a good one.

[Cyberman]

[popeyespappy]

My big problem with the moon landing is I am an audio engineer and I cannot believe for one second that they could sit in a 1/2" thick aluminum can 6 feet away from a 140 decible 10,000lb thrust rocket engine and talk on a radio.
No fing way. there is no sound in space but there sure as hell is inside the suit. It would sound like you were inside a thunderbolt.
and when you watch them land you see dust i guess kicking up like crazy but then you look at the pictures of where they landed and not even a small crater or spread of dust. just perfect fine powder that makes footprints with not one spec of dust on the lander. not even on the loosely wrapped aluminum foil duct taped on the footpads.
[snip]
Yeah right.
my favorite movie on it is called A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to The Moon
its online on youtube and such places easy to find. It's a good one.

So what you are saying is that this video of two people having a conversation in the cockpit of an F16 in the atmosphere in afterburner is impossible because the 23,000 lb thrust engine would be too loud?

[Charles Xavier]

yeah i saw that Astronauts gone wild video lol
That guy has balls the size of watermelons man

But it is more than him. there is some other pretty merfed up stuff about it i can guess you will already have a link to counter it so i won't bother to mention any of it but did you ever watch A Funny thing Happened on The Way to The Moon?
It is real good.

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So what you are saying is that this video of two people having a conversation in the cockpit of an F16 in in the atmosphere in afterburner is impossible because because the 23,000 lb thrust engine would be too loud?

nah man I am saying 3 guys in a 1/2" aluminum can made in the 1960's literally sitting on top of a flaming rocket engine.
A jet wouldn't vibrate the same way as there is much dampening and isolation of the vibrations between the pilot and the source.
Put the jet engine right behind the pilots back in a one piece 1/2" think aluminum shell and try that radio again. It isn't even discernable in the audio as they land.

[Cyberman]

You didn't see my post, did you?

And Sibrel's video has all the credibility of Loose Change, Zeitgeist and Expelled (ie none at all).

[psychoslice]

I don't believe they ever went to the moon, but that
is my opinion.

[Gawdzilla]

Regarding noisy rockets and microphones: Tankers in WWII used throat mikes, sound went almost directly from the vocal cords to the mike. Communication above the sounds of unmuffled tank engines and combat sounds was very clear. A sound engineer would know this.

[Mudhammam]

So, do you these conspiracies typically doubt all of the moon landings, or simply Apollo 11?