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Bill Kaysing
He argued that one did not need an engineering or science degree to determine that a hoax was being perpetrated.
Who cares what he argued; he's wrong.
a) you have said that NASA are all liars, so what does it matter to you what expertise they had? And the fact that this says "citation needed", shows that it is from Wikipedia and that it needs a reference/evidence to back up the claim. Clearly no one can confirm that statement.
- NASA lacked the technical expertise to put a man on the Moon.[citation needed]
- the absence of stars in lunar surface photographs was indicative of a hoax.[5]
- there were unexplained optical anomalies in the photographs taken on the Moon.[6]
- there was an absence of blast craters beneath the Lunar Modules, and that the rocket engines of the Lunar Modules should have generated an enormous dust cloud near their landing sites during the final seconds of descent.[7]
- the death of Thomas Baron, a quality control and safety inspector for North American Aviation, was mysterious and indicative of a hoax.[citation needed]
b) c) and d) - I don't know enough to say one way or the other. But here's the thing - I don't think you do wither; you are just repeating what another moon landing unbeliever has posted.
e) Even if his death was "mysterious" that is no reason to suggest that the whole thing was a hoax. Why would it? There are plenty of deaths where doctors have been unable to find the exact cause - means nothing. And again, Wikipedia have asked for a citation; another article, or reference, to confirm this "truth".
Big deal.He also noted that Dutch newspapers questioned the "authenticity" of the Moon landings.
I question the intelligence of those who believe conspiracy theories - I'm quite sure you would disagree with that.
Actually, I'm not going to answer the rest of it.
You have made it clear that you don't believe the eye witness testimonies of astronauts who went to, and walked on, the moon. Even though some of these were/are Christians - God's children and disciples. Yet you expect us to believe you fellow flat earth believers and conspiracy theorists, some of whom have been proved to be wrong.
You have shown that you don't know how to read Scripture correctly, and have sometimes argued over individual words - then you read, and quote from, books that aren't even in the Bible.
So - who cares what "proof" you think you have?
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