1. Apollo Landing Module, Footprints, & Experiment Gear Spotted

    July 20th, 2009
    By Alexander Veer

    One of the often touted “the Moon landing was a hoax” statements is “how come the Hubble telescope can’t get a picture of the equipment?” When in reality that makes as much sense as using a microscope to take a photo of a friend. Hubble is designed to look deep into space, not on the moon or some chick’s apartment. Different lenses, different uses.

    Well, in honor of the 40th anniversary of when man was on the moon NASA released an image from LROC showing not only the hardware left behind from Apollo but experimental gear and even the footprints of astronauts.

    So there.

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    One Response to “Apollo Landing Module, Footprints, & Experiment Gear Spotted”

    Aaron Cael • July 20th, 2009 at 9:22 pm

    Oh yeah? That photo could be anyone’s acne-scarred visage. Insult to injury, considering how unrealistically flawless were the complexions of the alleged “moonwalkers”.

    Aldrin? Armstrong? No ones skin is that smooth. No one could be that sexy before the invention of Axe Body Spray.

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