Author Topic: Going to the moon  (Read 39141 times)

Mogget

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Re: Going to the moon
« Reply #15 on: December 05, 2014, 04:29:59 PM »
It has to be done properly. Delays of a few days plus a successful launch will keep the programme on track. A launch failure (due to impatience) would set the programme back a lot longer than that.
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Moonwalker

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Re: Going to the moon
« Reply #16 on: December 06, 2014, 12:06:19 AM »
No Kennedy was not killed for the Lunar program, new evidence is pointing to an accidental shooting by a USSS agent after this first shot the hit Kennedy and Connolly. Oops TMI!

No, there is not a single evidence for this. It has always been the same conspiracy theory ever since. Kennedy was killed by three bullets coming from one gun and one direction. Everything else are equally unprofessional claims like "hey, the shadow of the astronauts on the surface of the moon are going in different directions" or "there are no stars on the photos so they faked the moon landings".

Forrest White

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Re: Going to the moon
« Reply #17 on: October 19, 2020, 09:04:54 PM »
I don't know why everyone doubts if we could reach Moon once again. That is quite possible in today's rapidly developing world. Look what we have already achieved - we almost recreate the Iron Man universe. Every space company founders aim to develop the company to become the first one to back to Moon or reach Mars or any other planets from Solar System. For example, Elon Musk ensures to cooperate with NASA and spread Starlink all over the world to make SpaceX a recognizable company. In the UK, Skyrora company which represents a new breed of private rocket companies developing the next generation of launch vehicles for the burgeoning small satellite market has international staff members who can use other countries' space achievements and knowledge thus supporting Skyrora activities. Most of the company team has over 10 years’ experience in the aerospace sector. Of the remarkable person in Skyrora is Laura Edison. My point is that the leading companies today, need to cooperate with each other in order to back to Moon and make the first steps on other planets.

Forrest White

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Re: Going to the moon
« Reply #18 on: December 15, 2020, 07:20:20 PM »
SpaceX has hidden the producing Dragon spacecraft for 18 months, maybe the preparation stages for a mission back to Moon are also hidden to be ready to 2024 without empty promises as always.

SpaceJac37

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Re: Going to the moon
« Reply #19 on: March 16, 2021, 07:40:28 PM »
I don't know why everyone doubts if we could reach Moon once again. That is quite possible in today's rapidly developing world. Look what we have already achieved - we almost recreate the Iron Man universe. Every space company founders aim to develop the company to become the first one to back to Moon or reach Mars or any other planets from Solar System. For example, Elon Musk ensures to cooperate with NASA and spread Starlink all over the world to make SpaceX a recognizable company. In the UK, Skyrora company which represents a new breed of private rocket companies developing the next generation of launch vehicles for the burgeoning small satellite market has international staff members who can use other countries' space achievements and knowledge thus supporting Skyrora activities. Most of the company team has over 10 years’ experience in the aerospace sector. Of the remarkable person in Skyrora is Laura Edison. My point is that the leading companies today, need to cooperate with each other in order to back to Moon and make the first steps on other planets.

Well, I finally found someone who shares my pov :). I also don't understand people who, by all means, try to prove that we'll never achieve Moon. Moreover, state that the Apollo 11 mission is fake and even deny the existence of space just blow my mind. I don't understand what makes them be so negative towards technical progress. The number of new space agencies that appear every year makes us closer and closer to sending a crewed mission to Moon again. Btw, I have high hopes for the company you've mentioned because the technologies they use are truly innovative.