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Its a long standing conspiracy theory which is hard to prove or disprove without actually being apart of the team that worked on the mission. I figure that eve
by 32gbsd 4y ago
Its a long standing conspiracy theory which is hard to prove or disprove without actually being apart of the team that worked on the mission. I figure that even the people on the team might have doubts.
- krapp 4y agoIt's not that hard to prove. Aside from having rocks from the moon, astronauts left evidence behind in the form of equipment, footprints and laser reflectors that can (and have) been verified by multiple independent sources.
- 31337Logic 4y agoCorner cubes!
- 32gbsd 4y agoLinks?
- rbanffy 4y agoWhen you try that, they'll tell you an unmanned probe could do all that.
- brutus1213 4y agoWas telling my little kid that some people still believe the earth is flat. She immediately brought up: - haven't these people used aeroplanes? - we can see how the timezones wrap around - what happens if you go over the edge if the Earth was flat. - we can the Earth is like a marble when we look at it from space (e.g. a satellite) It truly boggled my mind how the flat earth theory can be plausible in this day and age.
- 32gbsd 4y agothey say that you never fly over the edges because aeroplanes are a guided tour.
- ashwagary 4y agoIt should be easier to prove when other countries land on the moon and possibly find evidence of an earlier landing, perhaps China and India are next.
- rbanffy 4y agoIt's not a rational belief. Facts will not dissuade them from it.