No NO, really they just shot some film on Earth for practice, then some on the moon after they got there. I don't know how they shielded the film from the radiation during the travel, but in 1969 technology was much more advanced than it is today.
No, private aerospace company, as did my father who worked on the Surveyor program to do the scouting before we landed men on the Moon. Which we did.
I don't understand why so many are so willing to soak up nonsense to deny a magnificent achievement by mankind. It's like saying the ancient Egyptians couldn't possibly build the pyramids, so obviously it must have been aliens.
I don't understand why so many are so willing to soak up nonsense to deny a magnificent achievement by mankind.
Maybe because the Space Program "achievements" and "science" are not only unproven, but clearly debunked? Our history also has been tampered with and hidden. (I know we will disagree on this theory.)
No, private aerospace company, as did my father who worked on the Surveyor program to do the scouting before we landed men on the Moon. Which we did.
Well, that would explain your firm position on the matter. Nothing will change your mind. Nor mine. I respect your opinion and the engineering work you and dad have done.
For the record regarding my opinion, I believe 99% of those who'd worked at NASA and different aerospace companies had/have all the confidence in the world that their goal and mission was accomplished with all sincerity and skill, and their jobs completed and done according to specs...
That said, the problem is...once your/their legit task was completed -- and due to compartmentalization -- they then handed off the ball to those relative few tasked with the "Final Steps."
