Am 20.04.2010 09:48, schrieb Nekar Xenos:
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> http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/04/100414152133.htm
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> I guess that blows the conspiracy theory that man was never on the moon!

You're a hopless optimist.

All that those reflectors demonstrate is that there's /something/ up 
there that /seems/ to be /some/ artifact of an intelligent spacefaring race.

For instance, those reflectors could have been sent up there with 
unmanned probes.

However, the actual bitter truth is, the reflectors weren't /sent/ there 
by NASA, but rather /discovered/ somewhen in the late 50's by the NSA 
(sic!); when it became evident that their presence could not be kept 
secret much longer, president Kennedy decided to initiate the Apollo 
project, in order to (a) fabricate an explanation for those artifacts 
that could be sold to the public without causing unrest, and (b) examine 
the artifacts.

As to whether the moon landings were fake or not, the truth is that 
/some/ were: Apollo 11 and 12 were staged, when the NSA found that 
rumors about the reflectors started to leak even before the Apollo 
spacecraft was ready. Apollo 13 was the first real manned mission, 
rushed out in a hurry before the craft had been thoroughly tested (we 
all know the near-catastrophic result), and only four missions - Apollo 
14 through 17 - really set foot on the moon. (They did indeed discover 
further artifacts - including the infamous "domes of glass" - but NASA 
did go a great length to prevent any footage of these artifacts from 
being leaked to the public.)

;-)

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