The Alternative Fly me to the moon- or not If it took rockets

Comment on Apollo Moon Landing Hoax by Joel Bainerman.

The Alternative

Fly me to the moon- or not

If it took rockets full of fuel to get the lunar module into space- outside of the earth’s gravity- and on its way to the moon- what kept it propelled in space after it was just the lunar module on its way to the moon? By what mechanism was used to steer the lunar module so that it would be able to land on the moon? When they landed on the moon- we can assume they didn’t crash. So how did they wind up on the moon’s surface? When they landed- did they crash land- or just stop in mid-air and slowly lower the lunar module to the earth’s surface? When they left the moon- how did they take off? Did they just go straight up- and wizz back to earth like in the cartoons? What power did they use to get the lunar capsule back to earth? How did they steer the capsule so that it would land in the ocean and not on land?

When they were on the moon they were transmitting pictures- not just sound- but direct TV pictures across the solar system- to earth? What satellite was used to deflect this signal to earth- and with what type of equipment did the men on the moon use to send a signal carrying moving pictures- assumingly, in real time? The earth would not be able to receive a signal that was sent from the moon- unless it was relayed from a communications satellite.

What communications satellietes existed in 1969 to able to send and receive signals (not just voice and radio- but video pictures) from such a distance? Here on earth- enormous amounts of computers, simulators, and other very scientific machinery and instrumentation are required to send the signals to the moon so that communications can be maintained with the crew. Wouldn’t the same amount of sophoisticated equipment be required on the other side- the crew on the moon- who are making films of their exploits there- and supposedly- sending them back to earth for use to see.

For the story to be true- the guys on the moon would have have to send their video signals to a communications satellite near enough to the moon where it would then be relayed to the earth- via another satellite which Nasa would have to relayed to a receiving dish on earth. That is how satellites work. In 1969 the most that could be done on earth

The space travellers would have had to carry with them an enormous amount of communications equipment to be able to send and receive video signals with those of us back on Earth. How could that little lunar module been able to transport enormous amount of equipment to the moon?

If the part of the moon they landed in was pitch black- dark, where did they get enough light to broadcast pictures of their activities? Look at the original Buzz Aldrin photograph. How did they create all this light- to not only light him up- but the entire background of the moon behind him? Did they bring extra lighting and camera equipment with them and then use them outdoors- on the moon surface- with their big gloves and space suits? Would they not have had to have cables coming out of the capsule- as it would be in any TV studio on earch in 1969? How could they be sending complete photos across the solar system to the earth- based on the equipment they had with them on the capsule? Would it not have required a huge amount of room to take all that equipment with them and enormous amounts of fuel? If they did- we certainly didn’t see it.

When the guy in the spacesuit takes a step down the ladder- the says those famous words- who was outside the lunar module on the moon’s surface- filming his boots on the last rung of the ladder? Whoever it was- how could pictures be taken without that having connection via cable to the spaceship where the power would come? To film him coming down the ladder- the pictures would have to be taken from outside the lunar module- not from inside.

What took place- supposedly- was a whole series of video pictures taken on the moon’s surface- by the astronauts- and then they sent these video signals (not voice/radio signals- but actual video footage- like on TV. Even sending picture stills in real time would be amazing. But TV pictures of he event?

We are to believe they whole crew are outside the lunar module- on the moon’s surface. There are at least two- one doing the jumping and the other doing the filming. Where is the guy dealing with the lights? How is so much light being created (enough to take pictures) if the moon (at least in the background of the pictures” looks like it is dark? When the one guy was “playing around” on the moon- how was the other guy who was supposedly filming the event- be able to hold the cameras and the lighting and sound equipment in place if there is no gravity on the moon? What stopped the equipment they were using to film the event from floating off into deep space?