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Artemis 2 Going back to the moon.


monkeytassle said:
There are very valid questions about the moon landing. Nasa struggled to get two astronauts back from 350 miles up in 2025 but sent a mission in '69 successfully to a satellite planet 250,000 miles away landed, had a mess about, phone call with the president and relaunched and made it back home all intact?

Surely you cant be naive enough to question the logic.

I hope I'm wrong but it's just not believable.
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Christ on a f***ing bike. I knew you’d gone I just didn’t realise how far.
 
monkeytassle said:
There are very valid questions about the moon landing. Nasa struggled to get two astronauts back from 350 miles up in 2025 but sent a mission in '69 successfully to a satellite planet 250,000 miles away landed, had a mess about, phone call with the president and relaunched and made it back home all intact?

Surely you cant be naive enough to question the logic.

I hope I'm wrong but it's just not believable.
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One thing I wil certainly be focusing on is the communications and live footage. It's got to be 100 times better than 50 year back.
 
SAFCOldie said:
One thing I wil certainly be focusing on is the communications and live footage. It's got to be 100 times better than 50 year back.
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A guy I was talking to a few months ago said he wasn't sure spacex were launching starship, because it was only ever their cameras you see. I said erm, how about the NSF, Everyday Astronaut, whataboutit, etc who all have their own cameras pointed directly at it that record the first stage taking off, separating and coming back without a break in footage. He went quite sheepish when presented with evidence.
 
anth said:
A guy I was talking to a few months ago said he wasn't sure spacex were launching starship, because it was only ever their cameras you see. I said erm, how about the NSF, Everyday Astronaut, whataboutit, etc who all have their own cameras pointed directly at it that record the first stage taking off, separating and coming back without a break in footage. He went quite sheepish when presented with evidence.
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It's quite the sight watching a few of them shuffle along in the midnight sky I have to say.
 
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