Stars in the Apollo photographs

[Lilly]

Here is the real truth:

First landing on the moon was at Mare Imbrium on August 23, 1942 at 11:26 MEZ, using a Miethe rocket. First man on the moon was Kapitaenleutnant Werner Theisenberg of the Kriegsmarine. Actually, the Navy did most of the work on the moon shots, not the Luftwaffe. Landing took place without radio contact to the main control center at the Wilhelmshaven or the second control center located near Anzio, Italy. Ever since their first day of landing on the Moon, the Germans started boring and tunneling under the surface and by the end of the war there was a small Nazi research base on the Moon.

Amazing! Yet, these same guys managed to lose the war...talk about snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, huh?

Very nice collection of creative writing you linked to there nonsceptic...are you the author?

[nonsceptic]

Amazing! Yet, these same guys managed to lose the war...talk about snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, huh?

Very nice collection of creative writing you linked to there nonsceptic...are you the author?

No im not the author. Would be a nice script for a sci-fi movie as Sky Captain & The World of Tomorrow II .

Stumbled across this links reading about Nikola Tesla and his inventions. Lots of stuff about electromagnetism and nazi UFO types called Hanebu, Vril etc.

IF the nazis had this technology it would be rather strange if they didnt tell about it. Goebbels propaganda machinery would for certain bragged about a moon landing in 1942?

[MID]

No im not the author. Would be a nice script for a sci-fi movie as Sky Captain & The World of Tomorrow II .

Stumbled across this links reading about Nikola Tesla and his inventions. Lots of stuff about electromagnetism and nazi UFO types called Hanebu, Vril etc.

IF the nazis had this technology it would be rather strange if they didnt tell about it. Goebbels propaganda machinery would for certain bragged about a moon landing in 1942?

Yes, good sci-fi.

You're right, if the Nazi's actually had this technology, they would utilize it, thus exposing it. I don't think the Nazi's would tell about it, however.

One thing I think evidence shows is that the Nazi's were not in any way interested in space travel, or any such fanciful ideas (to wit, Von Braun's imprisonment in 1945, which came not only from his big mouth making comments about the fact he thought the Nazi war effort was a failure, but because of his incessant talk about space exploration).

The Nazi's wanted their scientists to work on technologies for the sole purpose of military dominance. A German landing on the Moon in 1942 wouldn't have been within the realm of plausibility. They'd have allowed no such development and research and testing. They wanted weapons.

[dogcatcher]

I'll ask again Straydog, can you answer my original question? Why are you avoiding it?

Bump.

Can you answer Straydog?

[flyingswan]

Thanks for giving me this F stop info .... This adds even more credibilty to the moon hoax claims of why there were never stars in the solid black lunar sky of the phony Apollo photos .... The cameras were designed NOT to photograph them ... How about that ?

And while you're at it, Straydog, also explain how great a difference f/5.6 to f/2.8 makes in the ability to take star pictures. Why is it so much more difficult to take star pictures with an f/5.6 limitation on a camera intended for general sunlit scenes?

[Waspie_Dwarf]

Bump.

Can you answer Straydog?

dogcatcher,

posts designed purely to bump a subject are considered spam. Please don't do this again.

Thank you.