>based on the kindss of replies I'm seeing regarding the Moon astronauts...
>
>"Were the Apollo moon landings faked?" ... might make an excellent Survey question...
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>its interesting to note that the only time NASA ever put a living thing more than 400 miles off the earth's surface.. Nixon was president.
>and when they accomplished that .. they took a 500,000 mile return trip with a single rocket...
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>that amazing 60s technology combined with the frontier mentality can really make a big difference.
>
>The longer they take to put another living thing even 400 or more miles out (since 1973 and Apollo being scrapped by Ford)....
>the more fake the Apollo moon landings appear to be...

Hi Dave
Hope you did not get inspired by my message, because I was really just kidding :)

Of course I watched and read about Moon landing conspiracy theory, but that is just
that - conspiracy theory. Being big fan of conspiracy theories I really enjoy
reading, analysing and discussing them. But many people find it intrusive/agressive
challenging or even just openly discussing officaly recognised versions of events.

I like conspiracy theories because Conspiracy VS Offical Story usualy
help us come closer to the truth, which like always lies somewhere in the middle.
Even when they are made as a smoke courtain with direct intention to hide or
distorth the truth, they still indicate fire somewhere 'below the deck'.
Some of them are obvious entertainment ventures, but still have their value as they
indulge people to think little bit outside their daily pattern.

I understand that you are intrigued by moon landing, So am I.
But I don't believe this should be part of any survey. And Please, don't ask me what I think about it, because I believe I already did :)

Cheers :)
Sergio