RE: Game Chang'e(r) | China Lands First Ever Probe on Dark Side of the Moon
LOL - 50 years on and they are pulling out the moon landing psyop again - and people still believe this bollocks!
"If the Chinese really have the capabilities to put a craft on the moon, why wouldn’t they roll their lunar rover past the sites of the alleged Apollo moon landings? This would be a huge boost to the Chinese no matter what they find at these sites. If they find nothing at these sites they could embarrass the United States by announcing to the world that the Americans faked the Apollo moon missions. In the unlikely scenario that there is actually gear from the Apollo missions on the lunar surface, they would be able to provide the world with concrete evidence that they are on the moon. Unfortunately for the United States government and NASA the chances of any equipment from the Apollo missions being found on the moon is virtually zero. Anyone who has examined the Apollo missions carefully would agree that these missions were faked. If they weren’t faked NASA would have had countless other successful missions to the moon in the past several decades considering the exponential increase in technological capabilities"
Bit like Russia and the USA hating each other, yet share a space station :-) and the largest laugh isssssssss the Russians have to take them to that (water tank in Russia) station.
Let us not look at the finer details, it does get a little embarrassing https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2015/08/05/nasa-keep-paying-russia-send-astronauts-space-station/31178519/
Quick drum up some more money for these clowns before America gets overtaken by China!
Gullible idiots much?
"In a letter to members of Congress who oversee NASA funding, Bolden said the $490 million contract “modification” is due mainly to Congress not providing the agency adequate resources for its Commercial Crew program. It costs U.S taxpayers about $75 million for every ride on a Soyuz rocket to the space station. Under the new contract, that will rise to nearly $82 million in 2018, according to NASA"
The devil is in the detail - few read it.
Sure, they could land a lunar rover in the same locations as the Americans but in terms of accomplishments don't you think it is or would be much more significant if the Chinese surpassed America in some way?
From this perspective they have done just that, and gone beyond America by accomplishing a feat that America has not (whether real or staged).
I don't doubt your theory, but perhaps the Chinese are giving the American's a wink and a nod with their recent accomplishments. I don't have the article at the ready but I read something to this effect last year that when the Chinese landed the Chang'e 3 (which went down after 40 days) they may have discovered something in the process. Either with something they did discover or in the absence of a discovery.
Some have theorized that the Chang'e 3 did not suffer from mechanical failure but that perhaps there was another reason for its shutdown.
The Chang'e 3 landed not too far from the Apollo 15 mission site.
Of particular interest here is one striking photograph captured by the Chang'e 3 that some believe reveals the presence of some sort of structure on the moon's surface.
I've touched on this before in a previous posts if it interests you at all.
https://steemit.com/remote-viewing/@v4vapid/remote-viewing-the-dark-side-of-the-moon-iii
I'll check out your post, but I'm surprised that you of all people think any of this is anything other than a giant scam to steal $ from American taxpayers!
Do you really believe anything, manned or unmanned, has ever landed on the moon?
unmanned yeah, like a dart on a dartboard.
I hear radiation up there is pretty intense, strong enough to go through those kit-kat wrapper suits anyway.
Not that they would know - never having been there...
I hear it's made of cheese and there are mice that have been seen by remote viewing (RV)