Russia’s former space chief doubts US landing on Moon

Anadolu Agency ^ | 05/08/2023 | Burc Eruygur

[sten]

the pictures are enough to see tracks between the objects

[Campion]

Like I said before, you can't be convinced; your mind is made up, it's a complete waste of time to argue with you.

Thanks for proving my point. If NASA gets the funding it needs to continue the program and land on the moon in a few years, I'll be waiting patiently here for you to admit you were wrong.

Not hardly.

[FLvoter]

Well The Planetary Society reported that NASA received nearly 23 Billion in 2020 alone. So that pretty much blows a hole in your whole “NASA is just too poor!” argument. Bye.

[larrytown]

It was not clear to me how the United States, at that level of technological development of the ‘60s in the last century, did what they still cannot do now,” Rogozin said…

Almost makes sense - except the answer is too easy. We decided to p*ss our money away on waging unnecessary wars.

[larrytown]

It was not clear to me how the United States, at that level of technological development of the ‘60s in the last century, did what they still cannot do now,” Rogozin said…

Almost makes sense - except the answer is too easy. We decided to p*ss our money away on waging unnecessary wars.

[Campion]

Well The Planetary Society reported that NASA received nearly 23 Billion in 2020 alone

But you understand that they have a lunar return program going now, and have for several years, don't you? Part of that money _is_ going toward returning to the moon.

[Reily]

Turn that 23 billion into 1969 dollars then see!

[Boogieman]

Not to mention it’s probably a lot easier to deal with 1/6 gravity than full earth gravity, even if your muscles have started to atrophy a bit.

[Nifster]

Yawn. The Russians said the same thing while the US was on the moon

[Boogieman]

“No conspiracy nut has ever admitted they were wrong.”

They must all be in on it together.

[FLvoter]

A lunar return program? I guess NASA isn’t as broke as you made it sound. I knew I’d get some truth out of you eventually. Now, since we’ve already been to the moon multiple times I’m sure they’ll be heading back very, very soon, right?? Nothing else would make sense. Especially since technology is light years ahead of where it was in 1969.

[Celerity]

I wonder where they got that idea..

... oh yeah! The American media!

[1ScrappyArmyMom]

We need a damn ignore button.
This is a cult for you now.
Enjoy your delusion.

[1ScrappyArmyMom]

Politicians prefer to pay the off their give me dat folks instead of fund science all the damn time. Refer to the Superconductor that was supposed to be built in Texas. demonrats killed that off.

[1ScrappyArmyMom]

How did we get the moon rocks Apollo came back with? Are they fake too?

[Revel]

Just the thousands of people who were involved in the design and the launch. This was 1969 and people had a conscience back then. No way they could get away with faking it.

This is all just a part of the communist plot to destroy the significance of America heroes and achievements. You are obviously falling for it.

[daniel1212]

Rogozin said that he was “embarrassed” about the return of Soviet cosmonauts from space expeditions barely able to stand on their feet and undergoing long recoveries, while US astronauts crawled out of their lunar ships, in his words, “like cucumbers from the garden.” Conservatives, much more Christians, who subscribe to MLD (moon landing deniers) hoaxnut propaganda are the embarrassment, as their position is contrary to abundant incontrovertible evidence, and I suspect is usually driven some sort of animus against authority over them (thus - as the enemy of my enemy is my friend - loving anti-Christ Putin (as are liberals) as a rebel, and not doubting the Soviet landers - first on December 15, 1970 an unmanned - on Venus), while implicitly exhibiting faith in the US and other governments as being to keep such a massive secret as this would be.

As for Russian reaction: How did the Soviets React to the Moon Landings? (Short Animated Documentary) The Moon Landing through Soviet Eyes: A Q&A with Sergei Khrushchev, son of former premier Nikita Khrushchev

[Elsie]

Who cares what some dude 'doubts'?

[Elsie]

You may have your orbiting objects confused...

https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/mars-desert-research-station

[Elsie]

Just up the road to Hanksville, you'll find the underground (well - inside a rock) gas station.