Need your Feedback:Why haven't we spacewalked on the moon since the 60's?

[theworldismine13]

doing some monday morning quarterbacking, i would say it was mistake to go to the moon so fast, we should have first built up low earth orbit infrastructure and then used that infrastructure to go to moon

but we were so desperate to beat the russians that we went there but left no real infrastructure to go back with out huge costs

 

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[Bilz]

doing some monday morning quarterbacking, i would say it was mistake to go to the moon so fast, we should have first built up low earth orbit infrastructure and then used that infrastructure to go to moon

but we were so desperate to beat the russians that we went there but left no real infrastructure to go back with out huge costs

Well if the pictures from the first visit are authentic, the moon seems to be about the size of a high school gymnasium so there probably isn't much reason to go that far for something so small.

I know the lack of atmosphere would fukk with the background but it should be flat. There's no reason why you should actually see the curvature of the moon in the pictures. They're standing on the moon the same way these guys are standing on earth.

Russia isn't even an issue anymore. I don't know why we don't just admit the lie already.

 

[daze23]

Well if the pictures from the first visit are authentic, the moon seems to be about the size of a high school gymnasium so there probably isn't much reason to go that far for something so small.

I know the lack of atmosphere would fukk with the background but it should be flat. There's no reason why you should actually see the curvature of the moon in the pictures. They're standing on the moon the same way these guys are standing on earth.

I don't understand. you think the horizon looks too close?

imagine this picture with a black sky

it's hard to see how far he is from the horizon

 

[Vintage Eclectic]

Kubrick died/was killed

 

[3:30]

not to mention the flag was blowing in the wind lol

 

[daze23]

not to mention the flag was blowing in the wind lol

it wasn't blowing in the wind. would you expect it to be static in low gravity? it still has inertia

 

[ThatTruth777]

Its just a bunch of rocks up there breh

Now if you just want to experience the weightlessness I'm sure there is some way it can be simulated right yere on Earth.

 

[Joe Sixpack]

a- its not worth it, why spend the money that we barely have or don't, in order to just look around
b- we are spacewalking and keeping it covert
c- we never spacewalked in the first place

take your pick

*circles A*

 

[Mr Uncle Leroy]

the moon occupants said don't return

 

[theworldismine13]

not to mention the flag was blowing in the wind lol

it wasnt blowing in the wind, the flag had stiff wires running through it to hold it up

 

[theworldismine13]

Well if the pictures from the first visit are authentic, the moon seems to be about the size of a high school gymnasium so there probably isn't much reason to go that far for something so small.

I know the lack of atmosphere would fukk with the background but it should be flat. There's no reason why you should actually see the curvature of the moon in the pictures. They're standing on the moon the same way these guys are standing on earth.

Russia isn't even an issue anymore. I don't know why we don't just admit the lie already.

i dont even know what this means, it has nothing to do with what i was saying, i was just saying that we should have built space stations before going to the moon and go from the space stations to the moon as opposed to going directly to the moon

and why wouldnt you able to see the curvature of the moon? that doesnt make any sense, the moon is way smaller than the earth so common sense would tell you that the curvature would be much more distinct

and why do you say russia wasnt an issue anymore, the USSR didnt break up until the 1990s

 

[TheNig]

we aint go to no muhfukking moon to begin with. how those old muhfukkas are able to live withthis lie this long is more of a feat than actually landing on the moon.

 

[TheNig]

i dont even know what this means, it has nothing to do with what i was saying, i was just saying that we should have built space stations before going to the moon and go from the space stations to the moon as opposed to going directly to the moon

and why wouldnt you able to see the curvature of the moon? that doesnt make any sense, the moon is way smaller than the earth so common sense would tell you that the curvature would be much more distinct

and why do you say russia wasnt an issue anymore, the USSR didnt break up until the 1990s

he's saying Russia isnt an issue now and that we should go ahead and admit that we lied about going.

 

[Dirty_Jerz]

anybody remember when they sent that missile to the moon to blow a chunk out of it awhile ago? i think sometime early this year or very late 2011