Are we being told the truth about the NASAÃÂs of the landing of Apollo 11? The following evidence against the moon landing will astound and convince even the most hardened sceptic that the whole Apollo Lunar Exploration project of the late 1960s and early 1970s were all a complete hoax. This report will justify how and why NASA fabricated of one of the most important steps in mankind.
Bill Kaysing was a librarian/writer of technical publications and advanced research at Rocketdyne Systems from 1956 to 1963. He states that it was estimated in 1959 that there was a .0014 chance of landing man on the Moon and returning him safely to Earth. This took into account the effects of radiation, solar flares and micro meteorites. He could not believe in 1959 that man could go to the Moon. Bill Kaysing also suggests that furthest possible man could reach would be near EarthÃÂs orbit within the safety of the Earth's magnetic field that would be protection from the radiation that is emitted by the powerful Van Allen radiation belt.
However, only 2 years after Bill Kaysings suggestion, American President John F. Kennedy set a goal in May 1961, when he made the following famous speech. 'I believe that this nation should commit itself. To achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of landing a man on the Moon and returning him safely to the Earth. No single space project in this period will be more impressive to mankind or more important for the long range exploration of Space.' It was just eight years after his speech that in 1969, man allegedly left Earth and set foot on the Moon.
Why would NASA and the United States bother to fake such an important event in the history of humanity? Was it...
Apollo Hoax
This essay is written adequately, but the reasoning is tawdry, care-worn, and ludicrous. To perpetrate a hoax on the order that this author suggests would require the complicity of literally thousands of people, ranging from the astronauts to the technicians, to everyone else involved in the inner workings of the NASA program. Given that blowing the cover on this hoax would be worth millions from news media outlets, the temptation to squeal would be unbelievable.
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