Did the United States really land on the moon?

[Clown Monarch]

Did the United States really land on the moon?

 

[Atari]

Yes.. I have no reason to believe otherwise.

 

[Clown Monarch]

NASA freely admits that we have no capacity to land on the moon today. Could we have done it 35 years ago?

 

[rubysoho]

there is a documentary that puts all the "skeptic arguements" to rest.

 

[fishfreek]

Yes we did. I have seen all the conspericy theory junk and thats all it is. Junk.

 

[lyquidphyre]

I honestly don't know... but I put "No" just cuz I wasn't there on the moon to witness it with my own eyes =o)

 

[TankGirl]

Yes, they did.

 

[Jchillin]

Does anyone remember the movie "Capricorn One"? The movie was based partly on the conspiracists theory that the entire landing was filmed on a back-lot in Hollywood.

There was a documentary on Discovery Science recently that field tested all the conspiracists theories. Very impressive stuff.

IMHO, America did.

 

[quarryshark]

Agreed, we did.

 

[MikeyB]

Yes they did it was my dad

 

[QTOFFER]

Yes they did it was my dad

Seriously? What did he do?

I'm convinced that we landed on the moon. The reason we don't have the capability now is NASA's huge investment in the space shuttle program - also, their shift away from large payloads and the massive rockets needed to hurl them into space. IMHO, the Saturn V rocket that carried the Apollo missions into space was the most reliable launch platform ever built.

 

[Toirtis]

After spending the better part of an hour chatting with Neil Armstrong a few years back, I have no doubt that he was there.

 

[thelovablebum]

i did some research on that a last year and i say US landed on the moon