Did we go to the moon?

[Platypus]

Interesting proggie on the telly the other day, latest lunar mapping satellites can see lunar rover tracks, moon junk and even footprints from the original landings. Amazing!

Linky,
http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/...s-12-14-and-17

[Coalman]

Odd that UFO sighting started only after movies came out about them.

Agreed - before that they were put down to religious sightings!

[swamp]

If the Saturn V rockets didn't go to the moon, then where did they go?

[NickFitz]

Isn't it a shame that UFO visits seem to have tailed off quite a bit just when so many of us have started carrying high-quality video recording equipment with us at all times?

[original PM]

Loved how the programme used pictures of victims of the atomic bombings as examples of what radiation does to you and how you can't pass through the Van Allen radiation belts.

<hint>Those were thermal flash burns not radiation burns</hint>

So they have go to you too then?

Told you to wear your tin hat

[minestrone]

We should stop fecking about on Mars and get to the moons of Jupiter, there is bound to be life there.

[SupremeSpod]

We should stop fecking about on Mars and get to the moons of Jupiter, there is bound to be life there.

Other than 8 empty cans of "spesh" where's your evidence?

[Doggy Styles]

Doubting the existence of aliens is still reasonable, since we have so little evidence, only conjecture and pseudo-statistical arguments (I say pseudo because nearly all the probabilities involved are made up).

Depending if you define 'aliens' as simply 'something that is alive' or something more than that.

The statistical arguments about billions of galaxies having billions of stars that could have a suitable planet... they are meaningless unless we know the chances of life spontaneously developing from raw materials. That could be even more way-out - a once-in-a-universe event.

[minestrone]

Other than 8 empty cans of "spesh" where's your evidence?

Europa, Callisto and Ganymede probably all have vast internal oceans, so I think we should be able to find something with more educational achievements that yourself.

[SupremeSpod]

Europa, Callisto and Ganymede probably all have vast internal oceans, so I think we should be able to find something with more educational achievements that yourself.

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