1969 moon landing

[Francie, 3,047]

15 minutes ago, greg64 said:

show me where buzz aldrin ever said that

Its back a page or two greg,he definatley said it

[Francie, 3,047]

Iv put it on before,but werner von braun has psalm 19 1 on his headstone ItPsalm 19:1 states, "The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament sheweth his handywork"it appears he changed his heart and being a good scientist ever interested and goal minded to reach the stars he made that final realization.

One day in Fort Bliss, a neighbor called and asked if I would like to go to church with him. I accepted, because I wanted to see if the American church was just a country club as I'd been led to expect. Instead, I found a small, white frame building ... in the hot Texas sun on a browned-grass lot ... Together, these people make a live, vibrant community. This was the first time I really understood that religion was not a cathedral inherited from the past, or a quick prayer at the last minute. To be effective, a religion has to be backed up by discipline and effort.

— von Braun

Having "concluded one bad bargain with the devil, perhaps now he felt a need to have God securely at his side.

Later in life, he joined an Episcopal congregation, and became ncreasingly religious. He publicly spoke and wrote about the complementarity of science and religion, the afterlife of the soul, and his belief in God.

He stated, "Through science man strives to learn more of the mysteries of creation. Through religion he seeks to know the Creator." He was interviewed by the Assemblies of God pastor C. M. Ward, as stating, "The farther we probe into space, the greater my faith."

[greg64 3,185]

he doesn't say they have no recorders francie .they had 16mm films,70mmstill cameras and sstv

[Francie, 3,047]

I quoted thee above because some say the firmament is still up there an they cant get past it

[Francie, 3,047]

1 minute ago, greg64 said:

he doesn't say they have no recorders francie .they had 16mm films,70mmstill cameras and sstv

The only thing he said greg is that it was animation we watched,he never said nothing else about 16mm cameras,so im only going on what he said mate

[greg64 3,185]

Just now, Francie, said:

The only thing he said greg is that it was animation we watched,he never said nothing else about 16mm cameras,so im only going on what he said mate

it was a 48 second clip francie you cant take anything from that

[Francie, 3,047]

9 minutes ago, greg64 said:

it was a 48 second clip francie you cant take anything from that

No bother greg

[mC HULL 18,567]

55 minutes ago, greg64 said:

show me where buzz aldrin ever said that

I put it up.the last page mate you seriously think this is real and them coming back to.earth ? 

 

[mC HULL 18,567]

2 hours ago, TOMO said:

You know you say it's not round and thats correct....but there's only about 60 kilometres difference between the equatorial circumference and the pole circumference....I think it makes it very difficult to see on an object the size of the earth

Yes mate i can remeber at school a video of what it was like and it wasnt round but again cgi most likely 

I never knew the size difference 60 kilometer isnt alot is it 

[greg64 3,185]

10 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

I put it up.the last page mate you seriously think this is real and them coming back to.earth ? 

 

they only film of the moon takeoff is in the 1970s  not apollo 11 but apolo 17 

[greg64 3,185]

filmed from the lunar rover camera

[greg64 3,185]

 

[shaaark 11,774]

A little light reading, for a few on here.

 

[Francie, 3,047]

1 minute ago, shaaark said:

A little light reading, for a few on here.

 

Have you seen the pics of these landing sites from these cameras shark,there not very convincing mate

[Francie, 3,047]

Here there are shark 

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