You knew it was going to be a good class when the cart got wheeled in.

We watched the launch on NASA TV, it was pretty cool.

Absolutely, Lug. That's a great memory.

Originally Posted by yotetrapper30
Originally Posted by The Finlander
Another deception...


Can you believe some people even believe the earth is round too???

I knew you were a flat earther.


LOL

I'll leave this here.

Sorry Crammer, I had to turn you off to watch the launch!! Great and it still impresses me after all these years that that big thing can fly.......YIPPIE......jk

I'm always amazed by all that's required to accomplish that feat. It's no small thing.

Pretty cool. There’s an uncomprehending amount of power on display there!
So, in about 5 or 6 days, the conspiracy stuff will be taking off big time!

I think I read that this is just a mission, just to get more information, before a landing launch !

So there won't be much of a conspiracy to get going.

What's todays date??????????????/

Ya wanna bet? Wait till they send nice crisp pics of the moon. People will see things they are looking for. Like that face on Mars, pic from another angle shows it’s just another mountain.
Don’t get me wrong, I love watching the conspiracy and alien shows. Bigfoot are the best, but it’s always the same stories being retold.

If you love conspiracies, feel free to go down the rabbit hole that is Antarctica.

Keith

Not a single word of it is true. For starters, Lets talk about the phone call back to Nixon. 280,000 miles. I guess they had great cell service in the 60's?

Ever heard of a radio patch ?

Careful Finlander that you don't fall off the edge of the flat Earth.

A radio patch allows communication from 500 miles...or more. Google says its 239,000 miles to the moon.

And here I thought 239,000 miles was more than 500 miles.

If the Apollo missions were able to communicate with Houston, that signal could easily be "patched" into the phone system to Washington DC.

Several decades ago I could easily use a CB radio in the middle of Alaska to make a phone call to my mother in California.......even though I had no phone, and no electrical system other than a battery. She had no radio. Just a phone.

The same is even more versatile with HF systems.

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If you love conspiracies, feel free to go down the rabbit hole that is Antarctica. [/quote]

A buddy of mine was stationed in Antarctica. He's got some stories. Who knows if they're true

Everything went smooth as ice, except the restroom, was forced shut, so might be a large holding pattern developing !!