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Remembering the First Moon Landing

06/26/2009 5:24 AM

Hi everybody!

The First Moon Landing had been a truly great human effort, was a landmark achievement that was possible with the help of science and allied subjects, superior and unprecedented engineering and technology - and above all - a great political will!

However, The Moon is no longer not reachable and it thus appears to have robbed lovers of the romance they shared and sang in all their glory - pre-Moon Landing -getting awed and inspired by the cool, soothing and comforting moonlight that thrilled one and all to no end. Are we missing that something now???

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Re: Remembering the First Moon Landing

06/26/2009 6:27 AM

So much for that old love song "Fly me to the moon" then .

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Re: Remembering the First Moon Landing

06/26/2009 6:37 AM

Oh,yes! how many songs can one find that include reference to the Moon somewhere?

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Re: Remembering the First Moon Landing

06/27/2009 8:07 AM

A main problem is this: when NASA went from the Apollo missions to the space shuttle, it moved from an organization of exploration to a trucking company. Trucking companies are needed, but not glamorous. Interest started to wane during Apollo 12 and onwards, but waned even greater after the initial shuttle missions.

I am not belittling the bravery and courage of our astronauts; but this is a significant factor in the decline of interest in space travel.

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Re: Remembering the First Moon Landing

06/27/2009 8:41 AM

years ago, I saw a "documentary" movie by naysayers, "proving" that the moon landing was a hoax.

was there ever a retort to that production?

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Re: Remembering the First Moon Landing

06/29/2009 4:10 PM

The moon landing was a fake, It was all done in a hollywood studio. Don't belive me? then who filmed it? you might say they had a camera mounted on the landing craft itself, however if you read the very fine print that comes with kodak film it says the film will not work below a certian temprature.

It was a hoax I tell you! How did they measure the distance from the earth to the moon? They say they shot a laser to a mirror placed on the moon and waited for the reflection to bounce off the mirror or the moon and recorded the time it took for the return trip then did some funky mathematics and that's how they know the distance from the earth to the moon. I say proove it!

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