Anyone ever landed on MOON?

last SG · 2005-11-10T16:42:02+00:00

The first pic!!! look wers the sun!!! hey i got a point too

vIn.Warrior SG

Look at this picture. The flag of the United States of America is fluttering and it means wind must be present to have done that.

But think again, what is wind? Wind is actually moving air and all we know is that the space is VACUUM. So why is the flag fluttering?

Some years back, there're reports saying NASA didn't have its astronauts landed on moon and that those pictures were taken in the studio.

Since Russians are the 1st to land on moon, and if you ever realise, is there any pictures of a fluttering Russia flag that is pierced on the moon?
Why do we only see the American flag in most pictures on moon?

Experts are saying that the US is just trying to boast their space technology and did not actually land their men on moon.

Till now, no one exactly knows the truth!

ditzy SG

They did land on the moon, just not that day, later on they did. Laughing

SnowFlag SG

They got their scientists to explain their case convincingly...but then add on, that they concurrently dun hv the technology to return to the moon....b'cos they said most of their contractors hv destroyed the documentation Mr. Green

starblue SG

that picture is tailored lah…

sexiest_studin_world SG

many conspiracy theories abound. some of which, as surprising as it may sound, may be true!

unless you work at nasa or are a rocket scientist with access to classified information, it's hard to tell!

vincentchean SG

for ur information, russians are not the 1st to land on moon but russians are the 1st to gone out to space.

LazerLordz SG

Ever heard of a wired frame to the flag?

redstone SG

Did you ever heard on an invention called metal wire? Laughing

Wire. Can be rolled up and straightened again, supporting the top and bottom of the flag, making it straight in absence of wind.

redstone SG

Also note that the flag looks crumpled.

Ever seen that on a flag on Earth? Laughing

[email protected] SG

look at both pictures. comparing them u can see that the astronaut has moved, but the creases on the flag are absolutely the same! that means the flag is not fluttering, but is simply creased that way.

redstone SG

FYI Russia wasn't around in the 1950s and 1960s. Russia only started in 1991.

Last time, it was a huge country called USSR.

SOVIETS NEVER EVER landed a man on the moon, only unmanned spacecraft. Laughing

Their planned manned lunar rocket called N1 was a failure. Only 3 test launches were ever made.

And suprisingly, this huge thing can actually lift off. Shocked

redstone SG

Technically, yes SOVIETS, not Russians were first in the world to reach the moon.

Russia only existed after 1991.

Sept. 12, 1959, the spaceprobe Luna 2 crashed onto the moon, but only after 5 pervious utter failures.

redstone SG

vIn.Warrior trying to act smart?

Please get the facts right la!!!! Laughing

[email protected] SG

now u know why he posted the thread "big mouth"
Laughing

redstone SG

His article here is full of mistakes.

Might as well say "Singapore landed on the moon in 2000 BC". Laughing

[email protected] SG

Laughing

redstone SG

Soviet N1 rocket.

First launched 21 February 1968. The rocket's First Stage engines auto shut downed about 70 seconds into flight, sending the entire rocket crashing back to the ground. Laughing

Medicated Oil SG

After the landing in 1969, there are no pictures of other landing on the MOON.

So, have human REALLY landed on the Moon ?

We have to wait till 2017 for China to plant their flag on the MOON.

maggot SG

That small craft got the power to lift off from the moon? Laughing

Wait for China Rolling Eyes

fudgester SG

The moon has lower gravitational acceleration than earth. There's also no atmosphere to provide friction against its movement. So of course a relatively small engine would be enough to allow the craft to lift off from the moon.

This is in contrast to Earth, which has a high gravitational acceleration and an atmosphere. That's why much bigger Saturn V engines are needed to lift-off from Earth.

The craft also did not lift off from the moon and went straight back to Earth. While Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin were on the moon, another astronaut, Michael Collins, was orbiting the moon in a separate craft. Armstrong and Aldrin lifted off the moon using their smaller craft and joined up with Collins' vehicle some distance above the surface.