Listened to Rogan today about the lunar landing…. What does Rokslide think?

[*zap*]

But not on purpose!

I believe that statement is incorrect.....no offense.

 

[maxx075]

The same people that don't believe we landed on the moon are the same ones that believe by reposting that "Mark Zuckerberg" post that Facebook won't share our collect their data

 

[fatlander]

Elon’s unmanned rockets failed over and over again. When one finally got there, the lander fell over and wasn’t equipped to stand back up.

NASA played golf and drove dune buggies around in the 60s.


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[maxx075]

Elon’s unmanned rockets failed over and over again. When one finally got there, the lander fell over and wasn’t equipped to stand back up.

NASA played golf and drove dune buggies around in the 60s.


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I personally watched 5 years worth of Spacex launches and landings, so he's got it down to a science now.

 

[fatlander]

I personally watched 5 years worth of Spacex launches and landings, so he's got it down to a science now.

I was lamenting the fact that NASA (the American taxpayer) has given space x 13.5 billion dollars and they finally got to the moon but the mission failed.

Somehow NASA played golf in the 60s and had a Baja rally on the moon.

I’ve got some oceanfront property for anyone that thinks that math is mathing. .


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[maxx075]

I was lamenting the fact that NASA (the American taxpayer) has given space x 13.5 billion dollars and they finally got to the moon but the mission failed.

Somehow NASA played golf in the 60s and had a Baja rally on the moon.

I’ve got some oceanfront property for anyone that thinks that math is mathing. .


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To my knowledge Spacex itself hasn't attempted a lunar landing as of yet. There have been private missions from other companies that have launched atop a SpaceX rocket that launched successfully and reached the moons surface that ultimately failed, but the SpaceX portion was successful.

Maybe you could give it a shot since it's so easy?

 

[fatlander]

To my knowledge Spacex itself hasn't attempted a lunar landing as of yet. There have been private missions from other companies that have launched atop a SpaceX rocket that launched successfully and reached the moons surface that ultimately failed, but the SpaceX portion was successful.

Maybe you could give it a shot since it's so easy?

NASA played golf and rode dune buggies around in the 60s. With less computing power than a cell phone.

Why is it so hard to get there 60 years later. What technology hasn’t exponentially improved in 60 years?

The wright brothers floated down the beach on a wooden hang glider and we could drop nukes from a jet within 50 years. Why hasn’t manned space travel gone farther or even been repeated?


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[OMF]

NASA played golf and rode dune buggies around in the 60s. With less computing power than a cell phone.

Why is it so hard to get there 60 years later. What technology hasn’t exponentially improved in 60 years?

The wright brothers floated down the beach on a wooden hang glider and we could drop nukes from a jet within 50 years. Why hasn’t manned space travel gone farther or even been repeated?

Maybe because there's no real money to be made doing it. That would be my guess.

 

[fatlander]

Maybe because there's no real money to be made doing it. That would be my guess.

So when nasa subs out companies to go back, they let them just guess as to how to get there so as to waste more of the money that’s not in the endeavor?


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[maxx075]

The only thing you're proving is your ignorance.

 

[fatlander]

Maybe if the Iraqis had managed to get their WMDs to the moon, we’d be interesting enough to finally go back.


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[Nickofthewoods]

 

[tpicou]

lmao

 

[Mike 338]

Just curious... what would happen if the government admitted the moon landing was a hoax?

 

[mb6355]

Hmm....

 

[2ski]

Great source, Thanks for the info! I never could have found that on my own!

I was looking it up since I didn't know what it was. I posted in case others were the same.

 

[Flyjunky]

But not on purpose!

ah, not so sure about that. 81 million votes and covid come to mind recently. One thing is for sure, if the govt and media want us to believe something, it seems like a vast, vast majority will believe it.....and that is with all the media we have available today. It would be much easier 50 years ago when the amount of info was only available through a handful of news outlets.

 

[KurtR]

The they played gold argument is rock solid.

 

[Jethro]

If we were to land on the moon today, that famous first quote would be a lot different.

 

[doc holiday13]

Yeah it happened.