We have never really commented on the moon landing, while controversies still rage in internet forums, like the Kennedy assassination (of which the conspiracy theorists have now proved that the president WAS hit by two bullets fired from different directions while the authority worshippers maintain the official story cannot be questioned) The Daily Stirrer takes the view that is both events happened when we were all running round getting drunk and chasing women, as young men of that age should be. So why readdress the moon landing now, you might well ask. Being, all of us Stirrers, the kind of people who enjoy Star Trek as a fantasy we have been content to say, "Well OK, if they tell us they landed on the moon that's fine, what's to be gained if is is not true." The moon landing was nowhere near as significant event as science heads and space travel fans would have you believe. But when we saw this story it made us sit up and think.
Can it be that the conspiracy Theorists have once again been right all along. Or is there another explanation for the apparent contradiction. This one is going top have comment threads and social media going crazy for months.
In the video presentation below, NASA engineer Kelly Smith explains about many of the risks and pitfalls surrounding the new Orion Deep Space Mission to the planet Mars.
Surprisingly, chief among Kelly’s concerns is whether or not his spacecraft can successfully pass through the perilous Van Allen Radiation Belts. Such is the prospective danger in fact, that NASA will have to send a dummie craft first in order to ‘test out’ what the potential radiation effects will be on future human crews, as well as on the ship’s delicate sensors and equipment. So how did the moon missions get through forty years ago?
See the amazing confession on a NASA video:
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