07-21-2015, 10:29 AM
If you really don't believe we landed on the moon, here are a few things to convince you:
1. As an earlier poster said, mirrors were placed on the moon to act as reflectors for laser range finding. But some say that they are just a natural phenomenon such as a puddle, or ice. So...
2. When the lunar landers (there were 6 of them) took off from the surface to return the astronauts to the command module orbiting overhead, they separated from their bases:
![[Image: 17asctv.jpg]](http://www.project-apollo.info/17asctv.jpg)
Those left behind bases can still be seen on the surface of the moon by decent store bought telescopes today.
3. In later missions, astronauts took with them lunar rovers to be able to venture further afield:
![[Image: 20-AS15-85-11471-Scott-faehrt-rover-o-reifenspuren.jpg]](http://www.hist-chron.com/atmosphaerenfahrt/mondfotos/mondauto03-AS15-halle-d/20-AS15-85-11471-Scott-faehrt-rover-o-reifenspuren.jpg)
Those rovers, their tracks, landing site equipment, and even astronaut footprints can still be viewed on the moon's surface with a decent store bought telescope by anyone who has/buys one:
![[Image: 18kyu4luyp8lvjpg.jpg]](http://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/s--60B0rJ4j--/c_fit,fl_progressive,q_80,w_636/18kyu4luyp8lvjpg.jpg)
Therefore, this is one of the easiest conspiracy theories in the world to debunk. You don't have to believe internet reports or pics. You simply have to get a telescope and see for yourself.
1. As an earlier poster said, mirrors were placed on the moon to act as reflectors for laser range finding. But some say that they are just a natural phenomenon such as a puddle, or ice. So...
2. When the lunar landers (there were 6 of them) took off from the surface to return the astronauts to the command module orbiting overhead, they separated from their bases:
Those left behind bases can still be seen on the surface of the moon by decent store bought telescopes today.
3. In later missions, astronauts took with them lunar rovers to be able to venture further afield:
Those rovers, their tracks, landing site equipment, and even astronaut footprints can still be viewed on the moon's surface with a decent store bought telescope by anyone who has/buys one:
Therefore, this is one of the easiest conspiracy theories in the world to debunk. You don't have to believe internet reports or pics. You simply have to get a telescope and see for yourself.
