Do You Believe The Reports From The 1969 Moon Landing?

[Brandy]

Well I guess i'll weigh in here....First off, grab a set of night vision optics and look up on a moonless night, away from any ambient light. You will be amazed.
Second, in all of the years of human life we have not been able to travel farther than our own moon. So we don't know squat.
Third, there is our own tiny solar system, in the Milky Way Galaxy which features billions upon billions of planets in who knows how many solar systems, which is but one small Galaxy in the vast universe full of billions upon billions of Galaxies. So, do the math here....many trillions, and then some, of planets, 99.99% of which we have no idea about who or what may have developed on them.
Fourth, just because OUR form of life has developed, or been created, in the last how ever many years, we should not assume that ALL OTHER life forms, if there are any, have also experienced the exact same set of circumstances. OR, that they look like, are built like, or are anything at all like US.
Fifth, while we think we are the big cheese in all creation, it aint true. The tiny planet we inhabit is virtually invisible even from as close as our OWN galaxy. So why should we assume that any other form of life, no matter how advanced they may be, can A. See us, B. Care about us if they can see us, or C. would want to take the time to visit us, for what ever reason, across the vast reaches of space and time? Are we THAT interesting? I highly doubt it.
Sixth, There may have been, or may not have been, civilizations in other parts of the Universe that predate ours by many, many billions of our years of time. In those many billions of years should we believe that those civilizations, should they exist at all, are just NOW becoming so interested in little 'ole us that they keep popping up in random sightings but don't actually land and say, " take me to your leader?"
Seventh. Just because WE feel the compulsion to catalog and quantify every damn thing, it doesn't mean that any other beings feel the same need to do so. So, there may be zillions of other folks out there that have no idea we are here, and never will.
OR.....Eighth, i'm full of it and we are like monkeys in a galactic zoo.

 

[DeltaV]

Fortunately, he did not find my stockpile of NOS ballast resistors

 

[Richard Cranium]

 

[Auggie56]

Just curious as to how a video of the moon has managed to incorporate an image of the Matterhorn from Switzerland???
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Good eye, but I can tell you I had to go through a lot of video just find one's that the poster didn't make a mess out of what the original video was saying.

 

[Auggie56]

Well I guess i'll weigh in here....First off, grab a set of night vision optics and look up on a moonless night, away from any ambient light. You will be amazed.
Second, in all of the years of human life we have not been able to travel farther than our own moon. So we don't know squat.
Third, there is our own tiny solar system, in the Milky Way Galaxy which features billions upon billions of planets in who knows how many solar systems, which is but one small Galaxy in the vast universe full of billions upon billions of Galaxies. So, do the math here....many trillions, and then some, of planets, 99.99% of which we have no idea about who or what may have developed on them.
Fourth, just because OUR form of life has developed, or been created, in the last how ever many years, we should not assume that ALL OTHER life forms, if there are any, have also experienced the exact same set of circumstances. OR, that they look like, are built like, or are anything at all like US.
Fifth, while we think we are the big cheese in all creation, it aint true. The tiny planet we inhabit is virtually invisible even from as close as our OWN galaxy. So why should we assume that any other form of life, no matter how advanced they may be, can A. See us, B. Care about us if they can see us, or C. would want to take the time to visit us, for what ever reason, across the vast reaches of space and time? Are we THAT interesting? I highly doubt it.
Sixth, There may have been, or may not have been, civilizations in other parts of the Universe that predate ours by many, many billions of our years of time. In those many billions of years should we believe that those civilizations, should they exist at all, are just NOW becoming so interested in little 'ole us that they keep popping up in random sightings but don't actually land and say, " take me to your leader?"
Seventh. Just because WE feel the compulsion to catalog and quantify every damn thing, it doesn't mean that any other beings feel the same need to do so. So, there may be zillions of other folks out there that have no idea we are here, and never will.
OR.....Eighth, i'm full of it and we are like monkeys in a galactic zoo.

The ancient peoples from many cultures have left in their record that flying objects were observed, and in rare cases "contact by these flying gods." As for odds of other beings on other planets being more advanced than us, I'd say it's a high probability. Just look how fast we have moved forward since the forties, and really before that with the invention of processing steel and harnessing steam power. Why would our known limitations of construction and means of propulsion, that holds us on planet Earth be different on other planets allowing them the abilty to travel vast miles to visit us out of curiosity? We are only limited by our own imagination. Geat post BTW. Thanks

 

[Richard Cranium]

 

[DeltaV]

I need those as a ring tone!!!!!!!

 

[eldubb440]

if we faked the moon landing and got away with it, why did we go back several times?

 

[Bladecutter]

Considering what we call intelligent life on this planet it wouldn't take much to be more intelligent than what is here lol.

Thats exactly what i was thinking when i typed the post yesterday!
LMAO! Great call Dreamcatcher....deffo same page.

 

[OK charger]

When you're looking at the stars and see one moving at not a very fast speed, then make a 90 degree turn and continue on....yeah, there's something out there besides us. I didn't watch the vid and usually do not watch the UFO mess on TV.

Well my thoughts are this...I've never seen a UFO..but I often wonder if it's not aliens...could it be secret projects/aircraft our government are working on? Things that make you go hmmm.

 

[BeeKool]

I've seen many things in the sky that I can't explain. 95% is explainable, eventually.
But the 5% that's not translates into several things each year that are frighteningly bizarre and dare I say probably otherworldly

 

[Brandy]

The ancient peoples from many cultures have left in their record that flying objects were observed, and in rare cases "contact by these flying gods." As for odds of other beings on other planets being more advanced than us, I'd say it's a high probability. Just look how fast we have moved forward since the forties, and really before that with the invention of processing steel and harnessing steam power. Why would our known limitations of construction and means of propulsion, that holds us on planet Earth be different on other planets allowing them the abilty to travel vast miles to visit us out of curiosity? We are only limited by our own imagination. Geat post BTW. Thanks

life usually " finds a way" and that alone leads me to think that if there are other beings out there they could look and be built in many different ways then we are. Just because we need oxygen to live, and water, has no bearing on what other life forms may need. oxygen and water may be deadly toxins to them.

 

[Brandy]

While we are spit balling, how about this, to bend yer mind a bit further....Perhaps there are many dimensions right here on Earth. If so, then perhaps inhabitants of one or more of those other dimensions have learned how to slide between theirs and ours. So, we see a UFO and before we can do anything about it, poof, they're gone. Makes me wonder if that's what deja vu is all about?

 

[DeltaV]

I would more easily believe that there are "aliens" living in subterranean regions of the Earth and including living in the depths of our oceans before I would buy into alternative dimensions.

 

[Brandy]

I would more easily believe that there are "aliens" living in subterranean regions of the Earth and including living in the depths of our oceans before I would buy into alternative dimensions.

You could be right...

 

[Bladecutter]

While we are spit balling, how about this, to bend yer mind a bit further....Perhaps there are many dimensions right here on Earth. If so, then perhaps inhabitants of one or more of those other dimensions have learned how to slide between theirs and ours. So, we see a UFO and before we can do anything about it, poof, they're gone. Makes me wonder if that's what deja vu is all about?

Today's quantum physics is at that exact watering hole. Parallel universes.

 

[Brandy]

My son the physicist says to not discount anything.....

 

[Richard Cranium]

My son the physicist says to not discount anything.....

Some things are easily explained...

 

[khryslerkid]

They're living among us!

"ET Phone Home"

 

[ws23jrt]

This topic brings to mind how pliable our minds can be. The moon landing is a good example.

If one is a bit skeptical and starts searching for how it was faked --they will find a huge amount of so called evidence that is seductive.

This is what happens when a mind is made up and is searching for confirmation for what they believe to start with.

This is what makes fake news so powerful these days. It feeds a need to be correct. Other news that does not fit the belief is rejected just because it does not fit.