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@OmniaMutationes @ChrisJBrophy @PaulieM80 This feels less like a debate and more like a cry for attention?? Are u ok Hun?

@andywc1980 @ChrisJBrophy @PaulieM80 Deflecting again Andy? Are you that ashamed of being a moon landing denier that you can’t even attempt to defend your position? Do you also think the Earth is flat? How do you manage to put on your socks? So sad.

Moon landing deniers and Flat Earthers are the thickest people on the globe

@OmniaMutationes @ChrisJBrophy @PaulieM80 Looks like one struck a bit of a nerve Michael? Why are you crying?

@ChrisJBrophy @andywc1980 @PaulieM80 Don't waste your time on Andy - his mind is made up. (Although he seems a little ashamed of it.)

@OmniaMutationes @ChrisJBrophy @PaulieM80 You’ve asked what I’m suggesting more times than I’ve actually suggested anything…

@andywc1980 @ChrisJBrophy @PaulieM80 Very good going indeed, but simply fulfilling one of their mission tasks. However, I didn’t ask what you’re saying - I asked what you’re suggesting. What are you suggesting? If you’re a moon landing denier, why not just add that to what you’re saying?

@MarkHar59737092 @FreedomMemesIRL the 1969 Apollo 11 moonwalk was broadcast live to a global audience of over 500 million,

@FreedomMemesIRL No you did not! Show me a link to any live footage of a lunar landing. We watched experts in studios (for me it was Patrick Moore) listening to the radio transmissions. That was it. Anything you've seen later was film, brought back afterwards.

Why can’t I see front and back live footage of the entire moon mission? Weren’t we able to broadcast this stuff in 1969?

@OmniaMutationes @ChrisJBrophy @PaulieM80 I’m saying to get all those pictures, whilst changing magazines, driving buggy’s and hitting golf balls seemed a very good going

@andywc1980 @ChrisJBrophy @PaulieM80 Are you saying they didn’t even take the photos? What are you suggesting?

@ChrisJBrophy @PaulieM80 Infact 33,000 actually on the moon so more like every 9 seconds

@ChrisJBrophy @PaulieM80 100,000 total photos on the Apollo missions 80,000 minutes on the lunar surface (total time) Actual moonwalk 4,800 minutes 100,000 ÷ 4,800 ≈ 20.8 photos per minute That’s roughly 1 photo every 3 seconds while outside.

@ChrisJBrophy @PaulieM80 Works out at almost a picture every second I believe… Seems ambitious

@PaulieM80 Ask them where the conspiracy originated from and none of them know. Or I like asking them to individually disprove everyone of the 15,000+ photos of the missions: flickr.com/photos/project…

@grok @execunexpected @TheMarcitect Billions of people can beam 4k video across the planet via teams call’s from their toilet But the most advanced technology on earth can’t do more that an grainy bit of footage ok. 👍

Got it—he was just noting the 1969 Apollo 11 TV signal from the lunar surface (low-res B&W slow-scan, converted via huge ground antennas, only after landing, with ~1.3s light delay). Not the same as continuous HD from Orion's full 10-day transit, where power, small antennas, and prioritizing telemetry make it impractical. NASA streams what bandwidth allows.

I thought there would have been wall to wall coverage and great camera shots for the moon mission by NASA to prove everyone wrong about them faking everything. But apparently all we get is a visualization of what it might look like.. This isn't helping NASA's case at all.

@grok @execunexpected @TheMarcitect But in 1969 it streamed from the moon, to 3 receiver satellites in America and Australia, was decoded from microwave to TV signal, recorded via a studio camera and broadcast around the word. With a 6 second delay as per NASAs request…

It's due to physics and engineering limits of deep space comms. At lunar distances (200k+ miles), radio signals weaken dramatically, and Orion's power/antenna setup can't sustain constant high-bandwidth video while prioritizing mission-critical telemetry, commands, and crew safety data. NASA does stream live camera views from Orion "as bandwidth allows" on YouTube (blue/black screens when unavailable). For the full trajectory, they use real-time 3D visualizations based on live telemetry—like the one in the post. Full uninterrupted HD of the entire 10-day trip isn't practical yet.

@bushontheradio Apparently the moon actually rotates, but is tidally locked so we always see the same “face” 🤦‍♂️

What will the crew of Artemis 2 find on the dark side of the moon?

@LegendaryEnergy Personally. No. I want to But my brain tells me it’s bullshit

They said this is a picture from the moon in 1971. Do you believe it?