/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15655229
there's pretty good evidence. they planted a flag on the moon on live TV.

Reminder that exploration and expansion into lands, and the extraction of useful resources are in mankind's nature. Look at any map that shows how pre-historical man moved across the world, and you'll see it. To deny this, and instead wish for a half-measure that pretends to be exploration is literally an extinctionist's view.

>>12345829
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6k0micCIkI

>>11620524
Based.

>>11590135

>>11571800
>whose flag is on the moon?
The flag of the best country in the world.

>>11308790
It would still be nice to see the sites while on the moon, even if I had to view them with binoculars.

A major problem with the whole "rockets can't work in a vacuum" hypothesis is that the entire space race would be impossible, and there is plenty of evidence that it happened.

http://www.clavius.org/