240,000 miles through two deadly radiation belts. 240,000 miles back. In this.
This is why no one takes these theories seriously. No, we are not just NASA fanbois who have been brainwashed by Bill Nye.
The LM in no way at all can be construed to have "gone back" lmao. The LM was left behind and the space is fake people know this. A typical retarded thing I see is a demand to zoom in from earth and take a photo of the lander (this is an absurd thing to ask for). The apparently rinky dink design of the LM is specifically because of its very limited usage profile.
This is all ignoring the other problems with the meme, such as the LM not being used during the trip to the moon either, it being totally enclosed during liftoff, and of course the Van Allen belts not being too deadly. And there is nothing wrong with adhering aluminium foil to it, no one ever explains what is supposedly wrong with that.
The dumbest thing moon hoaxers ever say about the LM:
That would never fly on earth!
Ummm, yes. Correct. Congratulations on your powers of deduction.
240,000 miles through two deadly radiation belts. 240,000 miles back. In this.
This is why no one takes these theories seriously. No, we are not just NASA fanbois who have been brainwashed by Bill Nye.
The LM in no way at all can be construed to have "gone back" lmao. . The LM was left behind and the space is fake people know this. A typical retarded thing I see is a demand to zoom in from earth and take a photo of the lander (this is an absurd thing to ask for). The apparently rinky dink design of the LM is specifically because of its very limited usage profile.
This is all ignoring the other problems with the meme, such as the LM not being used during the trip to the moon either, it being totally enclosed during liftoff, and of course the Van Allen belts not being too deadly. And there is nothing wrong with adhering aluminium foil to it, no one ever explains what is supposedly wrong with that.
The dumbest thing moon hoaxers ever say about the LM:
That would never fly on earth!
Ummm, yes. Correct. Congratulations on your powers of deduction.
240,000 miles through two deadly radiation belts. 240,000 miles back. In this.
This is why no one takes these theories seriously. No, we are not just NASA fanbois who have been brainwashed by Bill Nye.
The LM in no way at all can be construed to have "gone back" lmao. A typical retarded thing I see is a demand to zoom in from earth and take a photo of the lander (this is an absurd thing to ask for). The LM was left behind. The apparently rinky dink design of the LM is specifically because of its very limited usage profile.
This is all ignoring the other problems with the meme, such as the LM not being used during the trip to the moon either, it being totally enclosed during liftoff, and of course the Van Allen belts not being too deadly. And there is nothing wrong with adhering aluminium foil to it, no one ever explains what is supposedly wrong with that.
The dumbest thing moon hoaxers ever say about the LM:
That would never fly on earth!
Ummm, yes. Correct. Congratulations on your powers of deduction.
240,000 miles through two deadly radiation belts. 240,000 miles back. In this.
This is why no one takes these theories seriously. No, we are not NASA fanbois who have been brainwashed by Bill Nye. The LM in no way at all can be construed to have "gone back" lmao. A typical retarded thing I see is a demand to zoom in from earth and take a photo of the lander (this is an absurd thing to ask for). The LM was left behind. The apparently rinky dink design of the LM is specifically because of its very limited usage profile.
This is all ignoring the other problems with the meme, such as the LM not being used during the trip to the moon either, it being totally enclosed during liftoff, and of course the Van Allen belts not being too deadly. And there is nothing wrong with adhering aluminium foil to it, no one ever explains what is supposedly wrong with that.
The dumbest thing moon hoaxers ever say about the LM:
That would never fly on earth!
Ummm, yes. Correct. Congratulations on your powers of deduction.
240,000 miles through two deadly radiation belts. 240,000 miles back. In this.
This is why no one takes these theories seriously. No, we are not NASA fanbois who have been brainwashed by Bill Nye. The LM in no way at all can be construed to have "gone back" lmao. A typical retarded thing I see is a demand to zoom in from earth and take a photo of the lander (this is an absurd thing to ask for). The LM was left behind. The apparently rinky dink design of the LM is specifically because of its very limited usage profile.
This is all ignoring the other problems with the meme, such as the the LM not being used during the trip to the moon either, it being totally enclosed during liftoff, and of course the Van Allen belts not being too deadly. And there is nothing wrong with adhering aluminium foil to it, no one ever explains what is supposedly wrong with that.
The dumbest thing moon hoaxers ever say about the LM:
That would never fly on earth!
Ummm, yes. Correct. Congratulations on your powers of deduction.
240,000 miles through two deadly radiation belts. 240,000 miles back. In this.
This is why no one takes these theories seriously. No, we are not NASA fanbois who have been brainwashed by Bill Nye. The LM in no way at all can be construed to have "gone back" lmao. A typical retarded thing I see is a demand to zoom in from earth and take a photo of the lander (this is an absurd thing to ask for). The LM was left behind. The apparently rinky dink design of the LM is specifically because of its very limited usage profile.
This is all ignoring the other things, such as the the LM not being used during the trip to the moon either, it being totally enclosed during liftoff, and of course the Van Allen belts not being too deadly. And there is nothing wrong with adhering aluminium foil to it, no one ever explains what is supposedly wrong with that.
The dumbest thing moon hoaxers ever say about the LM:
That would never fly on earth!
Ummm, yes. Correct. Congratulations on your powers of deduction.