Did US really send a man to the moon?

It is more fun criticizing

Rizal Philippines
October 1, 2018

More than half century after the event took place many experts are doubting whether the landing of the man by Neil Armstrong in the moon really took the  place.

1.  Questionable videos, photos.

Some experts question the waving of the flag and its drooping in what is supposed to be gravityless environment, the lack of starshine.


2.   High temperature exosphere and dangerous radiation from Van Buren blet

Most compelling is the presence of the so called Van Buren belt which is pelted with very high temperature and radiation, and many doubt whether NASA was able to overcome this technical difficulty

PM - how NASA overcame the lethal Van Buren belt






3.  Communications with the spacecraft at the far side of the moon.

     11 space probes to Mars were lost as the space probes swung into the far side of Mars.  Could be
the same thing with the spacecraft to the moon.

    Ever wondered why we never ventured no more to landing on the moon again?

   What about Ellon Musk the head of Tesla and his Spacex venture  of having commercial flights  to the moon? Can they overcome these dangerous difficulties

Yesterday was the 46th anniversary of moon landing. Was it fake or real? Was iit worth it

It is more fun criticizing

Rizal Philippines  July 20, 2014.

Yesterday marked the first landing of man on the moon and Neil Armstrong declared it was "giant leap for mankind"  It was 46 years ago.  NASA and the rest of the world celebrated it yesterday, despite claims it was faked.  Was it faked or was it real?

Was it real?   Was it beneficial to mankind?

According to Tom Jones, a former astronaut, the NASA program then was an inspiration to the rest of the world, and to the thousands of men working for NASA and its suppliers. It provided for the technological impetus for USA and the rest of the world.  And to that respect, it was worth it.