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I'm amazed to find this topic still going :-o
Me. I have a BA in history, and often do machine code programming on my old ZX-Spectrum. I even do hardware extensions, e.g. solder joystick adapters. Therefore I qualify as engineer and consequently can be regarded as scientifically credible. I have done a forensic examination of the said matter, namely an empirical study in which I have thrown a given number of objects at the moon, a number large enough to be of statistical relevance. Here is my data:

Exp. weight and type of projectile v0 accuracy

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1 Stone, 125g ca. 15m/s 0%

2 Rubber ball, 63g " 0%

3 Empty wine bottle, 280g " 0%

4 Another stone, 289g " 0%

5 Round pebble, 140g " 0%

6 Brick (slightly damaged), 1300g " 0%

7 Donut, 75g " 0%

This alone makes the thread funny enough to continue :D

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It could be a hologram, projected from various government installations throughout the world. It could be a large, crudely painted balloon, held in place by helium and propelled by tiny sails and rudders (which is why it moves across the sky so slowly).

http://www.revisionism.nl/Moon/QA1.htm

I stopped reading there.This just proved me that moon does exist among with people that have a lot of free time.

You think the moon is a hologram? Who would want to beam a hologram in the sky more than a decade long or even more than hundreds of years just to show a fake moon? You wanna prove that there a people more stupid than you are?

Here's the proof...

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reidtheweed01 get rid of that ignorant antirealism huge advertisement of yours on ever post you make

It puts you down and also makes members read this ridiculous article that you have linked to.

The moon is real so get use to it

If this is suppose to be some type of eye opener that we all should now question what science and history has already provided, we'll never advance at all.

For you to state: "Here's the proof..." either shows absolute ignorance or some type of childish joke

I'd say in the end you'll probably get it though, its true > people really are stupid :p

Sorry to bring this topic up again, for those who wish that it would just die, but reidtheweed01 is posting "Open your eyes people The truth" on every one of his reply posts, and he needs to be told the truth!

What an ignorance! I cannot believe this claim, and I have no words to say actually. I am shocked, it has opened my eyes and I can really see now that there are some stupid people in this world.

You actually took this thread seriously!? :blink: :whistle: :rofl:

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