'They Don't Have Stanley Kubrick': Moon Landing Truthers Call BS On India's Moon Landing [Chandrayaan-3]

Space.com via MSN ^ | 8/23/2023 | Carly Tennes

[Campion]

“Brilliant” only to people like themselves.

[bk1000]

“The “good footage” from the 1960’s was FILM, which had to be physically brought back from the moon.”

True, they were using a Hassleblad film camera for stills, but the smearing you see from moving bright subjects is video. The camera image sensor tubes of that era would get overloaded with bright lights and smear the light leaving ‘trails’. That doesn’t happen with film. The real trick is how they transmitted video from the moon in real time back then. I was such a believer, but have recently become a skeptic.

[cgbg]

I am not going to debate you—all your questions can be answered by folks who know a lot more about it than I do.

A fair hearing is all that I am suggesting.

I “saw” the moon landing “live” on TV when I was a teenager.

I was fooled.

I am older and wiser now.

[FLvoter]

“I saw it when I was 9, over 50 years ago, so it must be true.” Lol!!! Wake TF up Campion.

[DouglasKC]

I “saw” the moon landing “live” on TV when I was a teenager. I was fooled. I am older and wiser now

You're being fooled by leftists who have a goal of tearing down traditional American culture. The moon landing was the pinnacle of white colonial innovation and achievement. It can't be allowed to stand.

[Campion]

They did not only take stills with the Hasselblad, they also had movie cameras. The "view out the window" of the LEM footage is movie film; it wasn't live TV. You didn't see it until a week or two after the landing. What you saw "live" during the landing was just models and animation.

The real trick is how they transmitted video from the moon in real time back then.

Not really a "trick", just analog video the same way they transmitted from orbit. Probably FM modulation for the video signal. Of course it was over microwave frequencies, so highly directional.

Apollo 11 used a "slow-scan TV" system, popular with ham radio operators back then, which is one reason the Apollo 11 video is not very good. The later missions I believe used a resolution and framerate comparable to broadcast TV.

[Campion]

You STILL need to be BANNED. You contribute absolutely nothing except name-calling and trash-talking. That's ALL you have. And you tell me to grow up? Laughing right back at you!

[Campion]

[applause] Thank you! Yeah, anything to tear down the achievements of white males with crewcuts and pocket protectors.

[logi_cal869]

IT'S MY THREAD

Buzz off.

[logi_cal869]

Or CIA.

/s

[cgbg]

This link has nothing to do with ideology—it is about science, real science:

https://www.aulis.com/investigation.htm

The mass media is a form of black magic. You believe what you see—and “we control everything you see and hear”.

As young people we are easier to brainwash and fall under their spell.

It can take many decades to break that spell.

[usconservative]

You know how many IT guys there are in India?

Considering I have to deal with "IT guys" in India on a daily basis, I have a general idea and I also have a very good idea as to the quality (or lack thereof) of them as well.

It's a completely legit question based on that experience.

[stevio]

Considering I have to deal with "IT guys" in India on a daily basis, I have a general idea and I also have a very good idea as to the quality (or lack thereof) of them as well

Amen brother!

[markman46]

that is one of the three deep space network dishes, and the one which received the apollo 11 images.

[markman46]

were you alive in 1969????

I was 14yr old and watched live, armstrong looked like a ghost coming down the ladder. because it was in black and white tv image.

[markman46]

i remember when that happened i was 14, and very disappointed not to see the moon walks live.

[markman46]

WOW!!! how did nasa do real time transmission of video, same way they had real time audio transmission??? the LM had a dish on the ascent stage too, plus the astro’s put up a dish on the moon.

[NorthMountain]

Yes, I was alive in 1969 and Dad bought our first TV, a little B&W set, just so we could watch Niel and Buzz on the Moon.

And I reiterate: there’s a ton of ignorance and stupidity on this thread, including people linking to pseudoscientific websites they lack the wit to properly evaluate.

[markman46]

I apologize to you, i reread your post.

you are correct.

[NorthMountain]

No worries. No offense taken.