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I read something years ago about this guy in America who used sound to lift things, also would like to know what was behind the 1972 'Son of Sam' murders in New York, would like to know what happened to Glenn Miller, Area 51 as above, and also how crystal skulls were made and stuff. Loads of things actually. |
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Why prices have to end with 99p, it feels like a conspiracy with the amount of pennys i have lol.
They would boost the economy ten fold,if they raised prices to I.E £1.01 and let us get rid of them |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"I really want to know how Kurt cobain was able to blow his head off with three times the leatal dose of heroin in his system."
That was a sad moment in history. What a talented guy!
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"Following on from the McCann thread, what mystery would you like to find the answer to?
I would love to know what's in Area 51 and who shot JFK "
its an air force base.i guess planes and similar stuff .simples |
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"The Turin Shroud.
The Surrey Puma.
Crystal skulls.
Anyone remember Arthur C Clarkes Mysterious World?"
the skulls have been tested numerous times by different people and they are 19th century.
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"The Turin Shroud.
The Surrey Puma.
Crystal skulls.
Anyone remember Arthur C Clarkes Mysterious World?
the skulls have been tested numerous times by different people and they are 19th century.
How does one date crystal to within that level of accuracy?
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"I really want to know how Kurt cobain was able to blow his head off with three times the leatal dose of heroin in his system."
Minimum lethal doses were tested on animals then expanded for human size. An MLD is also classified for a non-drug user of an average weight. Cobain took what for a non-user would probably cause cardiac arrest in 3 mins, but for him and his excessively high intake, about 10-15 mins. Plenty of time to stick a gun in your gob and pull the trigger. |
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"Why prices have to end with 99p, it feels like a conspiracy with the amount of pennys i have lol.
They would boost the economy ten fold,if they raised prices to I.E £1.01 and let us get rid of them"
Shopper psychology, you will buy more if it looks less than a whole pound.  |
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the skulls were found to have been made using tools from the 19th century.
the bermuda triangle area is one of the worlds busiest areas for shipping and air travel.
the amount of missing craft is no more than what would be expected |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"i really would like to know who put the bop in the bop shoo wap di wap  "
I think it was the same fecker who put the ram in the ram a lang a ding dong  |
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"i really would like to know who put the bop in the bop shoo wap di wap
I think it was the same fecker who put the ram in the ram a lang a ding dong "
Lol  |
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By * Jay69Man
over a year ago
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"The Turin Shroud.
The Surrey Puma.
Crystal skulls.
Anyone remember Arthur C Clarkes Mysterious World?
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Met Arthur a couple of times, nice chap, however, my main claim to fame is that he came to my house to see me - I was out! (I knew and lived near his brother). |
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" the skulls were found to have been made using tools from the 19th century.
the bermuda triangle area is one of the worlds busiest areas for shipping and air travel.
the amount of missing craft is no more than what would be expected"
Hurray! Someone else who doesn't think the world is all magic and/or conspiracy theories.
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"Why poorly written conspiracy theory books become best sellers.
Dan Brown, Im looking at you!"
Interesting this conspiarcy thing. I would love to know what really went on with 9/11 but I dont believe there was a conspiracy.
And even if there was... there is too much of life to be lived in my own environment to be worried about distant conspiracy theories that would keep me up all night.
There is only one thing that I want to keep me up all night..... |
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"Why poorly written conspiracy theory books become best sellers.
Dan Brown, Im looking at you!Interesting this conspiarcy thing. I would love to know what really went on with 9/11 but I dont believe there was a conspiracy.
And even if there was... there is too much of life to be lived in my own environment to be worried about distant conspiracy theories that would keep me up all night.
There is only one thing that I want to keep me up all night..... "
...and I'm guessing its not indigestion! |
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By *yrdwomanWoman
over a year ago
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"Why poorly written conspiracy theory books become best sellers.
Dan Brown, Im looking at you!Interesting this conspiarcy thing. I would love to know what really went on with 9/11 but I dont believe there was a conspiracy.
And even if there was... there is too much of life to be lived in my own environment to be worried about distant conspiracy theories that would keep me up all night.
There is only one thing that I want to keep me up all night..... "
One of my friends is a conspiracy theorist and he's tough work to talk to. Everything is the government, or the illuminati, or the lizard people. |
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"Why poorly written conspiracy theory books become best sellers.
Dan Brown, Im looking at you!Interesting this conspiarcy thing. I would love to know what really went on with 9/11 but I dont believe there was a conspiracy.
And even if there was... there is too much of life to be lived in my own environment to be worried about distant conspiracy theories that would keep me up all night.
There is only one thing that I want to keep me up all night.....
One of my friends is a conspiracy theorist and he's tough work to talk to. Everything is the government, or the illuminati, or the lizard people. "
Your friend is David Icke and I claim my five pounds. |
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On the conspiracy theorist front, I used to work with a guy who had read up and researched all sort of theories, including the Masons, the Russians' ability to control the weather during the Cold War and the fact that the aliens sold micro-chip technology to the Japanese when the Americans turned down their offer. Thank goodness he could cook or we'd have sacked him........ |
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"i really would like to know who put the bop in the bop shoo wap di wap
I think it was the same fecker who put the ram in the ram a lang a ding dong "
Never find the answer to that one.....it's the way that it goes.x  |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"Why poorly written conspiracy theory books become best sellers.
Dan Brown, Im looking at you!Interesting this conspiarcy thing. I would love to know what really went on with 9/11 but I dont believe there was a conspiracy.
And even if there was... there is too much of life to be lived in my own environment to be worried about distant conspiracy theories that would keep me up all night.
There is only one thing that I want to keep me up all night.....
...and I'm guessing its not indigestion!"
It is in there somewhere... but not digestion  |
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"Does anyone remember tales of the unexpected??I do - loved them!
Me too remember watching them as a kid..
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I was surprised when I found out who the main writer was  |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"Why poorly written conspiracy theory books become best sellers.
Dan Brown, Im looking at you!Interesting this conspiarcy thing. I would love to know what really went on with 9/11 but I dont believe there was a conspiracy.
And even if there was... there is too much of life to be lived in my own environment to be worried about distant conspiracy theories that would keep me up all night.
There is only one thing that I want to keep me up all night.....
One of my friends is a conspiracy theorist and he's tough work to talk to. Everything is the government, or the illuminati, or the lizard people. "
lizard people have a high sex drive! |
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"Why poorly written conspiracy theory books become best sellers.
Dan Brown, Im looking at you!Interesting this conspiarcy thing. I would love to know what really went on with 9/11 but I dont believe there was a conspiracy.
And even if there was... there is too much of life to be lived in my own environment to be worried about distant conspiracy theories that would keep me up all night.
There is only one thing that I want to keep me up all night.....
One of my friends is a conspiracy theorist and he's tough work to talk to. Everything is the government, or the illuminati, or the lizard people. lizard people have a high sex drive! "
Apparently they are also good at oral.. |
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"Following on from the McCann thread, what mystery would you like to find the answer to?
I would love to know what's in Area 51 and who shot JFK "
We know who shot JFK. It was Tommy Lee Jones. |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"Why poorly written conspiracy theory books become best sellers.
Dan Brown, Im looking at you!Interesting this conspiarcy thing. I would love to know what really went on with 9/11 but I dont believe there was a conspiracy.
And even if there was... there is too much of life to be lived in my own environment to be worried about distant conspiracy theories that would keep me up all night.
There is only one thing that I want to keep me up all night.....
One of my friends is a conspiracy theorist and he's tough work to talk to. Everything is the government, or the illuminati, or the lizard people. lizard people have a high sex drive!
Apparently they are also good at oral.."
Talking?  |
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"Why poorly written conspiracy theory books become best sellers.
Dan Brown, Im looking at you!Interesting this conspiarcy thing. I would love to know what really went on with 9/11 but I dont believe there was a conspiracy.
And even if there was... there is too much of life to be lived in my own environment to be worried about distant conspiracy theories that would keep me up all night.
There is only one thing that I want to keep me up all night.....
One of my friends is a conspiracy theorist and he's tough work to talk to. Everything is the government, or the illuminati, or the lizard people. lizard people have a high sex drive! "
Is that Lizard people from Cornwall ? |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"Why poorly written conspiracy theory books become best sellers.
Dan Brown, Im looking at you!Interesting this conspiarcy thing. I would love to know what really went on with 9/11 but I dont believe there was a conspiracy.
And even if there was... there is too much of life to be lived in my own environment to be worried about distant conspiracy theories that would keep me up all night.
There is only one thing that I want to keep me up all night.....
One of my friends is a conspiracy theorist and he's tough work to talk to. Everything is the government, or the illuminati, or the lizard people. lizard people have a high sex drive!
Is that Lizard people from Cornwall ?"
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"What made the British start colonising other countries?
Money & power, next question "
To be fair it wasnt just the Brits ,the spanish ,portuguese ,dutch and the french had a fair crack at it too.It was just we were a bit better or worse at it than the others. You have to look at it with historical context ,why did the romans ,normans ,and vikings invade britain ? |
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"I would love to know who dunked a biscuit in my tea and let half break off.....I know it wasn't me as it was a ginger nut and I don't eat them
Did someone mention biscuits  "
It was me sorry but your cuppa was too hot lol |
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Someone mentioned Glenn Miller. We know to within a fair degree of certainty what happened him. His pilot appears to have flown through a zone that was strictly forbidden as it was used by bombers for jettisoning bombs before landing. A tail gunner on a plane that was part of an aborted bombing mission reported seeing a small Canadian plane flying underneath him as they jettisoned their bombs, and said he saw it explode and crash in the sea. Because the mission had been aborted, the crews were not debriefed on landing, and within a few hours they were back in the air again. It was only years later that he realised that Miller and his pilot were flying in a Canadian Air Force plane. He belatedly reported the incident but was never believed, as they figured he couldn't have recognised that it was a Canadian make of plane. It turned out that he had spent some of his training time in a Canadian air base, so it appears he was telling the truth and it is now accepted as being correct. Ok, that's a bit too serious. Apologies. |
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"Does anyone remember tales of the unexpected??I do - loved them!
Me too remember watching them as a kid..
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oooh I loved them, my fave was the one where the man turned into a bee..
Bring them back I say x |
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"was there ever really a moon landing in 1969
Yes"
Always thought the moon landing conspiracy theorists were talking shite, until I watched a documentary on it with a study of the physical anomalies with some of the footage and pictures (shadows and lighting where they shouldn't be, topography inconsistencies). Now I'm not sure |
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"was there ever really a moon landing in 1969
Yes
Always thought the moon landing conspiracy theorists were talking shite, until I watched a documentary on it with a study of the physical anomalies with some of the footage and pictures (shadows and lighting where they shouldn't be, topography inconsistencies). Now I'm not sure"
If the Americans hadn't landed, the Russians would have exposed the lie years ago! |
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How about the mystery of why in a modern forward thinking world that with impunity and knowing that what we are doing is one day going to doom all life still insist on cutting down stripping and destroying the natural world? Well it's a mystery to me any way! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Where's lord lucan?"
I also emphatically agree you have a fucktastic arse woman.
Ben
P.s my unsolved mystery is why the fack lloyds tsb feel compelled to call ME first
THEN ask me to confirm who I am..
They should shitting well know considering they called ME not the other way round.
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If the Americans hadn't landed, the Russians would have exposed the lie years ago! "
The problem lies in Russia never making it to the moon after apollo 11, and the fact the yanks may well have landed one of the later Apollo missions. I'll see if I can find the name of the doco, if you have a decent grasp of physics you may question it too |
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"was there ever really a moon landing in 1969
Yes
Always thought the moon landing conspiracy theorists were talking shite, until I watched a documentary on it with a study of the physical anomalies with some of the footage and pictures (shadows and lighting where they shouldn't be, topography inconsistencies). Now I'm not sure"
Not that it's proper science but the mythbusters did a very good job showing how the shadows etc were made by just one light source, ie the sun.
The best proof however, are the retro reflectors that were left on the surface by the Apollo astronauts and that are frequently used by many institutions all over the planet who fire lasers off them in order to measure the distance from earth to the moon. |
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I'd like to know if my theories on the universe would hold up with scientific views..as I'm utterly lazy(with mathematics) I just like to project my thoughts and have others validate them as possiblities:
I believe time travel was possible in the far future and is needed to propagate a self sustaining universe bubble that contracts and deflates while coersing itself monogeously without its inhabitants having a viewpoint that exceeds dimensional time or lineage to the encounter of past and proven existences, and indeed without much need for palpatisms |
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"was there ever really a moon landing in 1969
Yes
Always thought the moon landing conspiracy theorists were talking shite, until I watched a documentary on it with a study of the physical anomalies with some of the footage and pictures (shadows and lighting where they shouldn't be, topography inconsistencies). Now I'm not sure
Not that it's proper science but the mythbusters did a very good job showing how the shadows etc were made by just one light source, ie the sun.
The best proof however, are the retro reflectors that were left on the surface by the Apollo astronauts and that are frequently used by many institutions all over the planet who fire lasers off them in order to measure the distance from earth to the moon. "
The question isn't so much about visiting the moon but if the Apollo 11 Armstrong mission was faked for political reasons |
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"How about the mystery of why in a modern forward thinking world that with impunity and knowing that what we are doing is one day going to doom all life still insist on cutting down stripping and destroying the natural world? Well it's a mystery to me any way! "
no mystery its selfishness...and also hope..the planet is a resource really..once we find somewhere else thats useful we can move to it and carry on doing what we do.. we arent that much different from a cancer I think...whether we are 'right' to exist is irrelevant because, well..we do. |
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"was there ever really a moon landing in 1969
Yes
Always thought the moon landing conspiracy theorists were talking shite, until I watched a documentary on it with a study of the physical anomalies with some of the footage and pictures (shadows and lighting where they shouldn't be, topography inconsistencies). Now I'm not sure
Not that it's proper science but the mythbusters did a very good job showing how the shadows etc were made by just one light source, ie the sun.
The best proof however, are the retro reflectors that were left on the surface by the Apollo astronauts and that are frequently used by many institutions all over the planet who fire lasers off them in order to measure the distance from earth to the moon. "
Maybe the retro reflectors were sent there on a unmanned mission? 
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"was there ever really a moon landing in 1969
Yes
Always thought the moon landing conspiracy theorists were talking shite, until I watched a documentary on it with a study of the physical anomalies with some of the footage and pictures (shadows and lighting where they shouldn't be, topography inconsistencies). Now I'm not sure
Not that it's proper science but the mythbusters did a very good job showing how the shadows etc were made by just one light source, ie the sun.
The best proof however, are the retro reflectors that were left on the surface by the Apollo astronauts and that are frequently used by many institutions all over the planet who fire lasers off them in order to measure the distance from earth to the moon.
The question isn't so much about visiting the moon but if the Apollo 11 Armstrong mission was faked for political reasons"
Yes, the Americans did get beaten to many of the firsts in the space race by the Russians but as it has already been said, there was so much scrutiny by both sides on what the other was doing that if any of it was faked, the other side would have noticed.
With regards to the Apollo 11 mission, NASA would still have had to send up a rocket and fly a craft to the moon AND film an elaborate hoax film (incidentally, don't you think if it was a hoax they would have fixed all the so-called lighting issues etc) AND broadcast that film from the moon at the appropriate time AND bring back the spacecraft to earth. It would have cost twice as much as doing it for real and would be just as difficult. |
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"if anyone can officially tell me that the hollow earth theories can actually stand up to debate without the person(s) sounding like an utter twat"
Read Robert rankin the brentford triangle I think my memory is not what it once was could be east of Ealing but there is a hollow earth in there lol |
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"if anyone can officially tell me that the hollow earth theories can actually stand up to debate without the person(s) sounding like an utter twat
Read Robert rankin the brentford triangle I think my memory is not what it once was could be east of Ealing but there is a hollow earth in there lol "
that robert rankin..Ive heard he's always w |
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"if anyone can officially tell me that the hollow earth theories can actually stand up to debate without the person(s) sounding like an utter twat
Read Robert rankin the brentford triangle I think my memory is not what it once was could be east of Ealing but there is a hollow earth in there lol
that robert rankin..Ive heard he's always w"
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"The mary celeste would be an interesting one
sorry if its been mentioned"
If I remember correctly it was carrying a combustible cargo, and it is thought that when the crew found vapors in the hold they open the hatchets to vent them and evacuated the ship, got into the lifeboat tethered to the Marie Celest, but the rope broke during a storm. And the ship sailed away into history.
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Yes, the Americans did get beaten to many of the firsts in the space race by the Russians but as it has already been said, there was so much scrutiny by both sides on what the other was doing that if any of it was faked, the other side would have noticed.
With regards to the Apollo 11 mission, NASA would still have had to send up a rocket and fly a craft to the moon AND film an elaborate hoax film (incidentally, don't you think if it was a hoax they would have fixed all the so-called lighting issues etc) AND broadcast that film from the moon at the appropriate time AND bring back the spacecraft to earth. It would have cost twice as much as doing it for real and would be just as difficult. "
Who in the west would believe what the Russians said during the Cold War and vice versa.
As for the lighting, well that's what I do for work so I know full well that back then lighting techniques were way more limited in terms of equipment and knowledge and I can spot dozens of major lighting fuckups in big budget films up to the early 90s, as the method was to light for the camera and not the environment. Even Kubrik, who is reputed to have shot the moon landing footage had his faults.
Look for moon landing hoax- conspiracy theory on YouTube (uploaded by Ravi Shankar in 5 parts). I'm not saying the theory is right or wrong, it just raises many valid points which NASA seem to respond to with "piss off, we went, now go away as we can't be bothered to disprove your theories" not the most scientific response  |
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Who in the west would believe what the Russians said during the Cold War and vice versa.
As for the lighting, well that's what I do for work so I know full well that back then lighting techniques were way more limited in terms of equipment and knowledge and I can spot dozens of major lighting fuckups in big budget films up to the early 90s, as the method was to light for the camera and not the environment. Even Kubrik, who is reputed to have shot the moon landing footage had his faults.
Look for moon landing hoax- conspiracy theory on YouTube (uploaded by Ravi Shankar in 5 parts). I'm not saying the theory is right or wrong, it just raises many valid points which NASA seem to respond to with "piss off, we went, now go away as we can't be bothered to disprove your theories" not the most scientific response "
I can see their point though, they are an organisation consisting of some of the smartest people in the western world, building on decades of research and spending billions of dollars to pull of the greatest technical achievement the planet had ever seen.
Only for someone to come along and say "the shadows are a bit funny". Wouldn't you tell them to piss off too?
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I can see their point though, they are an organisation consisting of some of the smartest people in the western world, building on decades of research and spending billions of dollars to pull of the greatest technical achievement the planet had ever seen.
Only for someone to come along and say "the shadows are a bit funny". Wouldn't you tell them to piss off too?
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Quite the opposite, they're a public funded organisation being questioned on a national tv station, If the claims are that ridiculous I'd shoot them down in flames at the first opportunity to stop any momentum.
The moon landing probably rates as their most significant achievement and if they can prove beyond doubt it's genuine what's stopping them? |
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I can see their point though, they are an organisation consisting of some of the smartest people in the western world, building on decades of research and spending billions of dollars to pull of the greatest technical achievement the planet had ever seen.
Only for someone to come along and say "the shadows are a bit funny". Wouldn't you tell them to piss off too?
Quite the opposite, they're a public funded organisation being questioned on a national tv station, If the claims are that ridiculous I'd shoot them down in flames at the first opportunity to stop any momentum.
The moon landing probably rates as their most significant achievement and if they can prove beyond doubt it's genuine what's stopping them?"
I don't think that "piss off" is the official press release. There are a million and one videos on you tube either claiming or debunking the various conspiracies and giving different interpretations and opinions on the evidence so if people have the time or inclination to watch them all they can make up their own mind on the subject.
As for me,
I'm a scientist.
I know we went to the moon.
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Moon hoax believers are a strange bunch.the bad science they come up with is school grade.
No stars in pics? Come on,any one who has ever taken a pic should be able to answer that.
Flag blowing.haha its a vacuum,momentum still controls the laws there.
Every pic taken was perfect.
There is a website with every apollo pic,have a look for ones self.
There were numerous unlinked agencies that tracked the whole mission,including Russia.arch enemy numero Uno.
Japan jaxa have photographed the landing site.they have also matched the landscape with apollo pics.
Laser reflectors...
Hoax believers have a problem with governments,not the landings.this is mans greatest act.they want to belittle it |
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"I've got a couple more mysteries I'd like answers to:
Crop circles and the Face on Mars Cydonia thing.  "
Crop circles are a rural graffiti.people hve come forward showing where and and they did it. |
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"I've got a couple more mysteries I'd like answers to:
Crop circles and the Face on Mars Cydonia thing.
Crop circles are a rural graffiti.people hve come forward showing where and and they did it."
So why go to the bother of using molecule interaction indices in the relationship between diameter and distance in some crop circle shapes?
Why not whack in a 'I woz 'ere' type message? |
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That would be boring.circles get people talking.
I've seen people say.man could never do designs so detailed??? Haha the same men who perform heart transplants and have been to the moon.
All the psuedoscience you talk is just a distraction.there is nothing but maths going on with crop circles. |
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Did the moon landings really occur?
Who shot 2pac?
Was there a 2nd shooter involved in the jfk assassination attempt?
How was kurt cobain able to reach the trigger of his shotgun in order to shoot himself?
How were the pyramids built with such precision?
Arthur c clarkes mysterious worlds.....awesome awesome programme |
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I have spoke any 'pseudoscience'. It was, indeed, a mathematical relationship. I just wondered in that particular example, why someone would go to the trouble of doing some complex and detailed research, then transferring that mathematical information into a visual representation and then using crops to show it to people. Seems like a lot of needless effort to get people talking. |
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anything can be broken down into pointless activities.
crop circles are just another form of art.
there are numerous people who have come forward explaining what they have done.they have video recordings of it happening.
ive yet to see a video or any other evidence of little green men travelling trillions of miles to sneak around at night making pictures in grass.
can you link any sites that prove its anything other than rural graffiti? |
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I thoroughly recommend that everyone checks out "storm" by Tim minchin (the animated version is the best) it can be found on a popular video sharing site.
It is a pretty accurate representation of how I feel when reading some of the posts on here. |
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what about big cats prowling the british countryside? has been no other proof other than public accounts and long distance photographs? do these creatures really exist? |
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Where all my boys socks go....I never lose socks or struggle to find a pair yet their socks vanish and we end up with loads of odd ones.
And also exactly who Jack the Ripper was ...morbid i know and i have my own theory but im fascinated with the whole story and would love to know for sure. |
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