A German Lunar X-Prize team is going to land rovers on the moon and find the Apollo 17 lunar rover, thus proving that the Apollo landing actually occurred. Maybe they will also be able to find a way to prove that the earth is round and that the earth revolves around the sun. Even if they find the lunar lander and send back pictures, the nut case deniers still won't believe it. Studies have shown that presenting skeptics with factual information merely makes them dig in harder. Ignore them!
A German Lunar X-Prize team is going to land rovers on the moon and find the Apollo 17 lunar rover, thus proving that the Apollo landing actually occurred. Maybe they will also be able to find a way to prove that the earth is round and that the earth revolves around the sun. Even if they find the lunar lander and send back pictures, the nut case deniers still won't believe it. Studies have shown that presenting skeptics with factual information merely makes them dig in harder. Ignore them!
Your assuming that the moon is NOT made out of cheese.
Well, maybe yes, maybe no. I do know for certain that before any men or equipment landed on the moon, they made certain that there were no mice or rats on board.
Sasquatch now has an agent, so that camping trip will be very expensive with a lot of fine print in the contract. Yeti and Bigfoot are still independent, so you should try them first.
Why Germany, oh yes NASA has lost the original landing video. My My. According to NASA we can not repeat what we did in the sixties. That is confusing ?
A German Lunar X-Prize team is going to land rovers on the moon and find the Apollo 17 lunar rover, thus proving that the Apollo landing actually occurred. Maybe they will also be able to find a way to prove that the earth is round and that the earth revolves around the sun. Even if they find the lunar lander and send back pictures, the nut case deniers still won't believe it. Studies have shown that presenting skeptics with factual information merely makes them dig in harder. Ignore them!
A German Lunar X-Prize team is going to land rovers on the moon and find the Apollo 17 lunar rover, thus proving that the Apollo landing actually occurred. Maybe they will also be able to find a way to prove that the earth is round and that the earth revolves around the sun. Even if they find the lunar lander and send back pictures, the nut case deniers still won't believe it. Studies have shown that presenting skeptics with factual information merely makes them dig in harder. Ignore them!
Just like the old Earth is Flat folks... they haven't got a clue and never will believe science.
Well, it doesn't take a scientist to figure out that the Earth is round. Please don't believe that all science always gets it right or that their motives are always pure. Ever hear of the "Piltdown Man?" It turned out to be a hoax. Ever hear that story of that guy who supposedly discovered or figured out Cold Fusion? Falsified his information. Do you know what the "Streetlight Effect" is? http://discovermagazine.com/2010/jul-aug/29-why-scientific-studies-often-wrong-streetlight-effect
Well, it doesn't take a scientist to figure out that the Earth is round. Please don't believe that all science always gets it right or that their motives are always pure. Ever hear of the "Piltdown Man?" It turned out to be a hoax. Ever hear that story of that guy who supposedly discovered or figured out Cold Fusion? Falsified his information. Do you know what the "Streetlight Effect" is? http://discovermagazine.com/2010/jul-aug/29-why-scientific-studies-often-wrong-streetlight-effect
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Science doesn't always get it right the first time, but real scientists accept facts and change their beliefs as new facts come to light. I know "beliefs" isn't the right word, but you get the idea. "Publish or perish" also causes erroneous results to be published and lapped up by the public and the news media.