soon as any nasa fan can explain moon balloons

ill be happy to expllain FE

@Overlord Yam no gossiping

i'm not gossiping

i haven't stated any names

You are

i'm just saying people get muted here

sorry if it seems like gossiping, i'll stop now

You are trying to effect someone else’s experience here that seems to be a good member

ok jaxa lies, the moon balloon, since i wasn't there at the time, nor was i alive, i don't know for 100% certainty but it looks like it could be some object in moon gravity attached to the main section

@The Gwench I may just be blind because i can't find info anywhere, but how does someone become a verified Mainstream?

you profess nasa is real

now it matters if you were alive or not

facts dont have an age do they?

i did not experience the moon landing, i was not there

this is almost as funny of an answer when the guy said nasa threw out oll the moon rocks cause they were from the 1970's

<@565177355111497738> when you say "Clear they're on wires", I don't see any wires?

all that shows is that they are in low gravity

wires moon balloons tin foil rockets space band aids space 6 inch gaps. All the moon rocks were thrown out, all the data was erased

at what point do you question?

<@565177355111497738> So I'm not making an argument in particular but have you ever seen that sped up footage of certain things can appear to be quite odd, on earth?

at what point will you answer 1 question normal earthers can answer

A planetarium near me have a moon rock so they are still there

such as meteors

where do they come from

specifically

nasa dont even know

so asking me means what

nasa does know

they tracked one

<@565177355111497738> Any footage of things sped up often appears strange, and that effect is going to be amplified by the physics we are very unfamiliar with of a body in 0.16 g

ill give the same answer nasa does

I can go and take a picture of it one day

we do not know

omg

it comes from space

Hello all

thats obvious and not an answer

generally due to gravity pulling dust together over many years

gravity is a theory

oh no