Theos-Talk Archives (March 2008 Message tt00093)

Leon,
   There are also still the active Laser Interferometry experiment thta can be referenced as well as the seismic readings instruments that were placed on the moon by Astronauts.
John

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From: Leon Maurer <leonmaurer@aol.com> 
Since the Van Allen radiation belts are confined to an area which 
extends about 65°[3] from the celestial equator -there is plenty of 
room to get around them when a manned lander or probe is sent into 
space. As for the Hubble, it is in low earth orbit, well inside the 
Van Allen belts. In any event, it doesn't have enough power to 
resolve more than about 200 meters on the surface of the Moon. And, 
the flag is less than 2 meters in width. After studying all the 
scientific evidence countering all the hoax theory claims, I am now 
certain the moon landing occurred as it was reported and recorded.

Leon

On Mar 5, 2008, at 3/5/086:26 PM, Cass Silva wrote:

> Leon,
> I just had an afterthought. Where abouts does Hubble live, 
> before or beyond the Van Allen Belt?
>
> Cass
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> Leon Maurer <leonmaurer@aol.com> wrote:
> --- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, Cass Silva 
> <silva_cass@...> wrote:
>
>>
>> Awesome video on the Apollo mission and how they faked it.. (Earth
>> shots etc)
>
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>> (http://www. youtube.com/ watch?v=xUGRngAh BI)
>>
> Since the Russians have photos of our moon landing site -- that video
> is about as much evidence of it not happening as the Holocaust
> deniers have who claim we faked that history. Anyone who has access
> to a powerful enough telescope can easily check to see if the US flag
> is still there. It's wise to take everything you see on YouTube with
> a grain of salt. The camera can lie just as easily as people --- and
> sometimes, even better. (Not to say that the government spooks might
> not have been prepared to fake it if the actual landing didn't come
> off ;-)
> Leon
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