Post by NFA on Feb 9, 2024 9:57:37 GMT 8
Re: Shoot for the Moon
The Editor
The Cairns Post
In Grade Two in 1969, a TV was rolled into my school classroom. A TV! Amazing!
Even more amazing was the live-to-air program we saw: Neil Armstrong walked on the moon!
By 1972 the manned moon missions were over.
In the 52 years since there’s been none, (Shoot for the Moon, 09/02). NASA says the moon landing technology was “lost.”
No other technology of the past 52 years has been lost – just that one.
Despite all the advances in associated technology, we still can’t replicate the 1960s moon landing technology.
NASA is now frequently cited by the climate-alarm industrial complex.
They deserve our absolute trust on climate because they flew men to the moon over fifty years ago, right?
It must be true – we saw it on TV.
I’d be a “conspiracy theorist” to wonder if the American government lied about rocket technology during an arms race, right?
(148 words)
Peter Campion
Tolga
The Cairns Post
In Grade Two in 1969, a TV was rolled into my school classroom. A TV! Amazing!
Even more amazing was the live-to-air program we saw: Neil Armstrong walked on the moon!
By 1972 the manned moon missions were over.
In the 52 years since there’s been none, (Shoot for the Moon, 09/02). NASA says the moon landing technology was “lost.”
No other technology of the past 52 years has been lost – just that one.
Despite all the advances in associated technology, we still can’t replicate the 1960s moon landing technology.
NASA is now frequently cited by the climate-alarm industrial complex.
They deserve our absolute trust on climate because they flew men to the moon over fifty years ago, right?
It must be true – we saw it on TV.
I’d be a “conspiracy theorist” to wonder if the American government lied about rocket technology during an arms race, right?
(148 words)
Peter Campion
Tolga
