Comments by "Matuse" (@Matuse) on "Today I Found Out" channel.

  1. As ever, anyone who calls themselves truth will always and only spout the dumbest lies imaginable.
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  2. They went really fast through the smallest part of the radiation. This isn't that complex, for people whose IQ is above their shoe size.
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  3. No, it really doesn't.
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  4. When you quote something that somebody didn't say, then it's not a quote - just a lie. Why are you lying? This is what Pettit actually said: "I'd go to the moon in a nanosecond. The problem is we don't have the technology to do that anymore. We used to but we destroyed that technology and it's a painful process to build it back again." And he's not wrong. Without the need to build Saturn V rockets, the factories to build Saturn V rockets were dismantled, because maintaining them for no reason would be expensive and pointless. Go to Detroit and ask Ford to build you a Model-T. They can't. They destroyed the technology.
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  5. Except we didn't, and no amount of falsely quoting Don Pettit will make your nonsense true.
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  6. Happily, your denial has no effect on reality.
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  7. A sheet of paper will shield you from certain kinds of radiation. As always, you have no idea what you are talking about.
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  8. No, we're calling you a liar.
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  9. You falling for feeble hoaxes is not actually proving anything except that you fall for feeble hoaxes.
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  10. Everything you believe in the world is wrong. Literally everything.
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  11. All of your questions are easily answered if you bothered to look it up. But you didn't, which means you don't actually want answers, but to continue to believe a delusional fantasy.
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  12. No need to cover the figments of your imagination.
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  13. The engineers who designed the LEM.
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  14. Except no, you're just wrong about everything.
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  15. They didn't.
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  16. Sadly, that comment represents the peak of your intellectual capacity.
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  17. You could learn those things if you were interested, but learning is a 0 priority for you.
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  18. It's not reality's fault that you don't understand the difference between a radio transmitter and a cell phone. The Apollo radio broadcast at 20 watts, to a dish that was 20 meters in diameter. Your cell phone transmits 300-600 milliwatts to a 2 foot long antenna that can have any number of things blocking line of sight.
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  19. Except none of that is true.
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  20. Because they aren't.
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  21. All of that is completely wrong. You should examine yourself and find out why you so easily fall for such feeble hoaxes.
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  22. You should talk to your psychiatrist about why you fall for such feeble hoaxes.
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  23. And yet, nobody ever has. Weird.
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  24. You've never been to Mongolia, therefore it doesn't exist. That's your argument.
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  25. It costs $10,000 per kilogram to put something into low earth orbit. To get it to the moon would quadruple that at minimum. So that's 3.2 million dollars to put an average human being on the moon. Just the person. No spacesuit, no space ship, no air, no water, no food, nothing. Still sound practical to you?
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  26. The only reason you would think that photos of the moon buggies could be taken from earth is that you don't understand anything about photography, astronomy, physics, or reality.
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  27. It's a common characteristic of empty skulled people like you to try and tear down their betters out of pure spiteful jealousy.
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  28. I don't have to imagine a plane flying upside down, there's video of it happening all over the place. Also, you should learn what 'down' means, because currently you have no clue. You might also want to learn how photography works.
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  29. Maybe you should actually watch the video.
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  30. Why would your book of fairy tales matter? You think it's impossible to lie after making such an oath?
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  31. When you attempt to quote someone and the words you use are nothing even close to what that person actually said, then it's not a quote - it's a lie. Why are you lying?
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  32.  @shellygardner6410  Yes, all technology can be lost. But going to the moon isn't. You don't know what "lost" means, which is a really weird word to not know the meaning of.
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  33. Except you are wrong about everything.
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  34. Was any of that supposed to make sense?
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  35. Go outside tonight and stand under a street light. Look up and count how many stars you see. Hint: It's 0. Is that a conspiracy, or do you just not know what you are talking about?
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  36. Except no, it was a global effort and many of the scientists and engineers at NASA were not American.
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  37. Your dedication to nihilism does not debunk anything about reality.
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  38. Well, that's not what it means, and you are wrong about everything.
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  39.  @gervasebarnes  You were working for NASA and have the originals? Oh...you're so lost in the weeds that you don't even know what the word means. And they changed film inside the lander, which they could pressurize.
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  40. You fall for feeble hoaxes by bad con men and criminals. What went so wrong in your life?
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  41. You have no concept of what space is, to the surprise of nobody.
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  42. Things you do not know the meaning of: Entropy, space, air pressure, religion.
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  43. You're not looking very hard then, because there are thousands of such comments.
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  44. Your delusions will never affect reality.
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  45. Just because you fall for feeble hoaxes doesn't mean the rest of us are so mind-gelded.
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  46. I hope you're not expecting anyone to be surprised that you have no idea what you are talking about and are wrong about absolutely everything.
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  47. The concept of insulation just baffles you.
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  48. Every word of that was wrong. Why did you bother?
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  49. You have no idea what any of those things are.
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  50. We can. We don't really want to. There's no point, and it's extremely expensive and dangerous. Out of 17 Apollo missions, 2 of them suffered catastrophic failure. That's a really bad ratio.
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  51. No, that's not what it means. You get your nonsense from a guy who denies the Holocaust happened and says Adolf was a "cool guy". Do better with your life.
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  52.  @EugeneVerster  So you don't know what technology is. Cool. Here's a couple of actual facts: 1 - The hardest part about going to the moon is the rocket. The fuel we use today is exactly the same as back then. Rocket fuel technology has not changed in any way in the last 50 years. 2 - The computers we have now are actually worse at going into space than the ones they used on Apollo. Yes, current ones are smaller and more powerful, but they also malfunction several orders of magnitude more often when exposed to outer space. You're just wrong about everything.
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  53. Yes, they are both very real.
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  54. No, he does not cover the figments of your imagination.
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  55. Congratulations on not knowing how anything works.
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  56. So you have no idea how film works. Not really a surprise. Also, almost all of the radiation in the Van Allen belts can be blocked by a sheet of paper.
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  57. Your mind is so open your brain fell out.
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  58. You should try not falling for such dumb hoaxes.
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  59. Why hasn't anyone else gone? Because it's super difficult, ungodly expensive, incredibly dangerous, and there's no reason to do it. Also you have a really bizarre idea of the technical capabilities of Russia and China.
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  60. Witsit couldn't demolish a 5 year old. That's how easy it is to prove the Earth is a sphere.
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  61. Who to believe? Not you, that's for sure. About anything.
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  62. Because despite any other advances in technology that have been made, rocket fuel is exactly the same now as it was then. Really expensive, really dangerous.
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  63. Just to be clear, you have a problem with Nazis, but you get your 'facts' about the earth from a failed yoga teacher who literally writes songs praising Adolf. Look up the phrase: Cognitive dissonance. That's you.
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  64. How would you know?
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  65. The firmament was made up by the people who wrote the bible to explain why the sky is blue. It doesn't exist.
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  66. If you think it's difficult to attach a camera to something, you're going to be really surprised if you ever set foot in a casino.
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  67. The inviolable law of the internet: Anyone who calls themselves truth will always and only spout the most inane lies imaginable.
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  68. No, that's not a fact. What's an actual fact is that the Van Allen belts were completely unknown until NASA discovered them. Why would NASA go out of their way to fake something that made their own job impossible? Wouldn't it have been a lot easier for them to just do nothing instead? Doing nothing is a fairly simple task. Wouldn't one of the hundreds of thousands of people who were in on the hoax have suggested that?
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  69. You despise the truth and anyone who tells it.
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  70. Why would he use figments of your imagination?
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  71.  @thatisme3thatisme38  Yeah, except it's not. It's highly edited nonsense from con men.
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  72. You should stop listening to feeble internet con men, and try learning something for a change.
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  73. We went back 5 times. You're just wrong about everything. Literally. Not one word of what you wrote is in any way the tiniest bit accurate.
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  74. The flat will have been bleached white by unimpeded sunlight.
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  75. Maybe you should learn what the word means before spouting off about it. Here's a hint: It doesn't mean what Nathan Oakley tells you it means. He's got the brains of a turnip. So do you, for listening to him.
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  76.  @MrSarcasm101  Nobody is triggered, feep.
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  77.  @donpettitwedestroyedtheapo6488  The only thing worse about that is your comprehension of reality.
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  78. What purpose would there be in remote controlling the rovers? Here's a suggestion: First think, THEN speak.
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  79. And yet, every word you wrote is wrong. Literally every word.
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  80.  @jesperlykkeberg7438  A high school dropout on YouTube is not actually a university.
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  81. Except that is not what NASA says. You should stop listening to feeble internet con men.
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  82.  @simonbagel  No, wherever you got your false quote from Don Pettit. Because he didn't say that.
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  83.  @christopherdeans2732  Rocket fuel is exactly the same today as it was 60 years ago. You have no idea what you are talking about.
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  84. Except it isn't.
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  85. Everything you wrote is silly and wrong. Get an education.
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  86. He didn't. He used a radio.
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  87. If you are referring to the James Webb telescope - no, it cannot do that. Physically impossible. The JW is orbiting at L2, which means it is in opposition from the Earth and the Sun. In order to see the Apollo landing sites, it would need to point at the moon when the moon was on the sunward side. This presents 2 massive and unsolvable problems. Number one: When the Moon is on that side of the sun, the landing sides are getting no sunlight. Can't see them. Number two: Pointing the James Webb at the sun is a really bad idea. The whole reason we put it at L2 is so that it would not get any light at all from the sun. It would literally destroy the telescope.
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  88. That's all complete nonsense without any proximity to the truth. Grow up.
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  89. It's sad that you consider that nonsense to be evidence.
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  90. Apollo ended several decades ago. Nothing is going on with it.
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  91. Because of your years of training in aerospace, astrophysics, and astronomy, right? No?
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  92.  @jackedatanyage341  The way you know someone is extra super duper smart is when they use a bunch of emojis.
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  93. Zero. Learn how momentum and inertia work.
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  94. Paranoia and ignorance are not arguments.
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  95.  @TheRealNewWhirledOrder  Ok. Walk outside. There's the atmosphere existing. It's not alongside vacuum. It fades away into lower and lower densities until it reaches a vacuum state. You don't know what a vacuum is. You don't know anything. You're just like every other flerf, albeit a lot more spammy.
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  96. Want to take a guess at how much credibility you have, when you create a playlist called "Pediphiles"? Foot lovers?
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  97. You should maybe learn what you are talking about before announcing to the world how you're wrong about everything.
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  98. It would destroy the James Webb to try to take such a photo. Learn how anything works.
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  99. Except we did. You being in denial changes nothing about reality.
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  100. There's no possibility of life on the moon. What would a rover do there?
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  101. You fall for feeble hoaxes, and will never be swayed by proof. You came to your bizarro beliefs not through evidence, so no evidence will ever convince you that you are wrong.
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  102. Buzz already took care of that for us.
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  103. That's all a lot of nonsensical gibberish. Do better with your life.
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  104. Have you ever seen TV from the 60s? You'd be lucky to recognize your own parents.
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  105. You should try learning what you are talking about before you speak, because you managed to be wrong about everything.
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  106. Every word of what you wrote is wrong, except where you proudly proclaim that you fall for dumb hoaxes and have no critical thinking ability of any kind.
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  107.  @danx3504  There are zero inconsistencies about the moon landing. You're just profoundly broken inside and have no idea what you are talking about, so instead of actual learning, you watch a 3 minute video made by a high school dropout and decide that this feeble con man knows more about the world than billions of people.
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  108. The flags are far too small for any telescope to possibly see. And most were knocked over by the lander taking back off.
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  109. Falling for feeble hoaxes is in your very nature. As long as someone with (R) next to their name says it, you will believe them no matter what.
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  110. And yet everything you wrote is wrong.
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  111. Your nonsense story only convinces people that you have severe mental trauma that you should see a psychiatrist to help remedy.
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  112. That's not a theory, that's a bunch of inane gibberish.
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  113. It's cute how you claim you don't trust the government, but blindly believe everything from one of the most prolific pathological liars in the history of the human species.
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  114. Uh huh. So you trust NASA about the thickness of lunar dust, but not about landing on it. Sure. Believable.
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  115.  @kennywagnon2944  It's "been said"...and you believe it. Why?
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  116. It's cute how you only listen to the government you choose to listen to, and believe every word they say.
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  117. Strange thing about reality - it is totally unaffected by your inability to think and incredulity. Nothing you wrote has any validity of any kind.
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  118. All flat earthers are MAGA. Every single one.
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  119. Nobody is surprised that someone who falls for such feeble hoaxes is also a republican.
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  120. Sending robots out is a lot easier than sending people. And our propulsion technology has not changed at all since Apollo. It's still the same chemicals. The solar system is very large. Extremely large. Mind-bogglingly huge. If we built a road between Earth and Jupiter, and you drove on that road at 100 miles per hour, it would take you just short of 500,000 years to make the trip.
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  121. Why? Because it's very expensive, incredibly dangerous, mind-bogglingly expensive, and there's very little reason to do it.
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  122. Based on your ability to write which peaks out at the level of a 3 year old with severe brain damage, no explanation we could give will make sense to you.
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  123. Your concept of logic is on par with a 3 year old.
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  124. We do have the coordinates, but no telescope can possibly see it. Much too small.
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  125. There is no such evidence. You have nothing except denial.
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  126. Maybe you shouldn't skip a minute in and actually watch the whole thing. I know you won't - there's a danger you might accidentally learn something.
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  127. The earth isn't spinning very fast, and the stars move constantly. You are wrong about everything.
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  128. When you tell lies, the only thing it proves is that you're a liar.
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  129. You have the IQ of wallpaper paste.
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  130. Maybe you should learn what the Van Allen belts are before you continue ignorantly whining about them.
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  131. They folded it up.
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  132. Uh huh. Who do you think you're fooling with this nonsense?
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  133. You don't understand anything.
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  134. No idea why people believe such obvious nonsense as a faked moon landing. Mental illness, mostly.
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  135. No, that's according to your toddler level comprehension of science, not actual cience.
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  136. Your denial and ignorance don't make you right.
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  137.  @kennethcogdill3022  Naturally you have no idea what a theory is. And yes, people get resurrected all the time. You can thank science for that. Jesus is a myth.
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  138.  @kennethcogdill3022  There is no flat model. You're not capable of making one. Nothing works on flat earth. No aspect of any accomplishment in the entirety of the human species would be possible if the Earth was flat. Every single aspect of chemistry, physics, engineering are all based on rules that require the Earth to be a sphere.
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  139. There has never been such a documentary, and there is no such evidence. What you saw was nonsense from a deranged con man.
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  140. So you don't know what the meaning of the word "certain" is. That's special.
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  141. You don't seem to grasp how small a distance that is.
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  142. You should spend less time listening to feeble internet con men, and more time reading science textbooks written for small children.
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  143. Did that make sense in your head? Because writing it down didn't help.
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  144.  @andrecredland1732  Research plate tectonics, and how finding 4.5 billion year old rocks is actually kind of difficult. Also research the word "atmosphere". Then check if the moon has one. You have the reasoning skills of a turnip.
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  145. You having the IQ of spore-mold does not equate to details of the moon landing not adding up. The universe is under no obligation to simply itself to where you are capable of understanding.
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  146. It costs $10,000 per kilogram to put something into low earth orbit. Going to the moon is much more expensive. Learn how anything works before speaking in public.
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  147. Given that you know about it, it would serve as an excellent example of how the Apollo missions could not have been faked, given the many tens of thousands of people involved and the bright shining public eye over every facet of it. If they can't keep a secret operation secret, how could they possibly have faked something they weren't trying to keep secret?
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  148. Which would also slow down everything else. So - nope.
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  149. Film is bulky and heavy.
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  150. That's all total nonsense.
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  151. You don't.
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  152. You should stop listening to feeble internet con men and pick up a science textbook.
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  153. Technology is not a magic band-aid that fixes all ills. We do not have a 40 meter optical telescope in orbit, which is what you would need to see the landing sites with any useful detail.
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  154. The best of flat earth is what I flush.
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  155. Going to the moon is really, really, really expensive. There's no reason to do it. You have no idea what you are talking about.
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  156. That is all nonsense.
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  157. It's not odd at all. You just don't know what you are talking about.
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  158.  @Midnightingeorgia  Yes, more expensive. More difficult. That you refuse to try to understand it is your problem, not ours.
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  159. You don't have to believe such stupid things.
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  160.  @jesperlykkeberg7438  The Russians? Are you a 5 year old?
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  161. The only thing any of those questions demonstrate is that you don't know what you're talking about.
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  162. Thousands of people from other countries were involved. "America First" is a slogan to fool rubes. Do better with your life.
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  163. And did your grandmother successfully graduate elementary school? What credentials does she have to deny anything?
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  164. They couldn't even make convincing CGI to fake it today. Even when they spend 50 million dollars and have 800 people spend a year doing the effects of movies like Gravity, it still doesn't look real.
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  165.  @jupin1960  YouTube never allows links to any site that isn't also YouTube. You are clueless. Utterly.
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  166. And yet you believe the words of the orange diarrhea stain without question. Go look up the meaning of the phrase cognitive dissonance.
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  167. It's cute how you simpletons focus on telemetry data when you don't even know that the term means.
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  168. Everything you wrote is silly and wrong and displays a complete and total ignorance about basic astronomy and aeronautics.
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  169. It's easy to ignore the figments of your imagination.
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  170. Except it's not so you can't.
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  171. No, they wouldn't.
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  172. You have no idea what those belts are, and just by existing they completely discredit your nonsense.
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  173. Please do not home school your child. She has it bad enough just being related to you.
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  174. Everything you believe is wrong and stupid.
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  175.  @jasperedwards2713  So what? It doesn't take much weight to push down on powdery dirt.
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  176. There is no politics in the conversation, except by people like you who insist on bringing politics into every discussion. You are unwell. Get help.
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  177.  @thatisme3thatisme38  The only thing you do is let others tell you what to think.
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  178. It takes a very special kind of brain malfunction to live in a world where everybody carries around a phone that is able to call any land line anywhere in the world, and wonder how it's possible to attach a land line at the White House to a radio transmitter.
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  179.  @mikeeagle2653  if the computer gets zorched, all the astronauts die. Grow a brain.
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  180.  @gervasebarnes  You don't de-pressurize by blowing all the air out the door. It's astounding how small your capacity for basic thought is.
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  181.  @gervasebarnes  No, we aren't told about 18,000 photos. No idea where you get your nonsense from, but you have been factually incorrect about every single thing you've claimed. The actual total is closer to 6,000 and that's for all of the missions, not just 11.
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  182. Go back on your meds.
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  183. It's really expensive, incredibly dangerous, and there's little reason to.
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  184. Was that supposed to be a human language?
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  185.  @donpettitwedestroyedtheapo6488  Like everyone else who calls themselves truth, you will always and only spew nothing but lies. Every single word.
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  186. If only you knew what you were talking about. But you don't.
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  187.  @johnsantos1348  Because that's what internet con men selling the moon landing hoax need to do - lie.
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  188.  @johnsantos1348  That is not their words. You should stop listening to feeble con men and actually learn something.
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  189.  @johnsantos1348  Except they don't. You're just a rube who falls for feeble internet hoaxes.
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  190. No, it's right wing media bobbleheads who lie about science being wrong because they have an agenda to fill you with as much ignorance and fear as possible so they can make money off you.
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  191. Pro tip: Reading the title of the video is not the same thing as watching the video.
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  192. So you don't know what science or religion are. Cool? I guess.
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  193. Sounds like a topic for your psychiatrist, and not internet comment sections.
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  194. Just because you have a skull filled with rotted cockroaches doesn't mean everybody else is so afflicted. Your jealousy is palpable for people who are actually capable of intelligence.
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  195. Except no.
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  196. Great, so you don't know what the word 'prove' means. Congrats?
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  197. No, it just makes you stupid.
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  198. They laugh at you, sure. Because you're wrong about everything and fall for feeble hoaxes from high school dropouts making bad videos on YouTube.
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  199. Common sense does explain it - you just don't have any.
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  200. Well, it's incredibly expensive, super dangerous, and we already have several hundred kilos of moon rocks in hermetically sealed containers waiting for analysis technology to improve...so there's really no reason to go.
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  201. When you put words in quotes that nobody said, it's not actually a quote; it's lying.
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  202. Except it isn't.
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  203. Except no, you start with nonsense and then proceed to claim a debunk based on your nonsense. That's called the straw man fallacy.
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  204. Ask Ford to build you a Model-T. They can't. They destroyed the technology.
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  205. Except no.
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  206. No, because we will still have gone to the moon. Even in a thousand years, we will still have gone to the moon.
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  207. Yes, we did.
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  208. There are thousands of them, no matter how much you whine about it.
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  209. Sadly, you aren't even capable of understanding of how you just contradicted yourself.
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  210. You should learn what a satellite is, and how you're wrong about everything.
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  211. You should stop getting your 'facts' from a 2,000 year old book of fairy tales.
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  212. Everything you wrote is wrong. Do better with your life.
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  213. Except NASA didn't say that. You just listen to feeble internet con men.
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  214.  @unreal203  No, they didn't say that. Why don't you quote what they actually said. I doubt you can. You were spoon-fed nonsense by a high school dropout making bad videos, and you choose to believe that over reality. That's a big you problem.
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  215.  @unreal203  No, you didn't. I know you didn't because I know what was actually said. When you quote someone, you put their exact words in quotation marks. Paraphrasing something similar to what was said is not quoting someone. You believe nonsense over reality. Seek professional help.
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  216.  @unreal203  Still failure, as expected. Professional help is available to you, and medications which can make those voices go away.
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  217.  @supersfm  Hardly anything you wrote is true, and you followed that up by spouting a bunch of nonsense.
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  218. The answer is that you don't know what you are talking about and are wrong about every single thing you believe.
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  219.  @IAMGABRIELnumber1  You were repeating nonsense you were spoon-fed by a feeble internet con man. If you had thought about it for even 2 seconds, the concept of "attach phone line to radio transmitter" would have occurred to you, given that you have one of those radio transmitters in your pocket. That this did not occur to you means you gave it absolutely no thought of any kind, and are just repeating what you were told.
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  220. So, you believe the NASA provided maps of the moon, but not the NASA provided photos of the moon. Real genius at work.
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  221. Military advantage? How did you suffer your brain damage? Was it a car crash? Hypoxia?
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  222. No, you have not seen any such video. You're just gullible and fall for feeble hoaxes because you lack the ability to think properly.
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  223. It costs $10,000 per kilogram to put something into low earth orbit. That's $820,000 for one average sized human male. Not including air, clothes, food, water, and all the rest of things needed to keep people alive. Going to the moon is considerably more expensive. You have no idea what you are talking about.
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  224.  @darrenporter1850  No, I won't call you Mr. Logic. I call people by accurate descriptors. Logic appears nowhere in your catalog of skills. Mr. Nosepicker.
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  225. Your brain damage doesn't affect anybody else.
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  226. We made it several times. What are you talking about?
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  227. The orange blubber rag has been a life long criminal and didn't stop for one second when he was in office. He used the presidency to pocket millions. You ignore it.
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  228. Protecting a satellites and probes is very different from protecting people.
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  229. You should stop falling for feeble internet con men and pick up a basic science textbook.
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  230.  @jesperlykkeberg7438  Go back to hiding under your bed.
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  231. Except it did.
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  232. You could try getting a basic education, and then everybody you know will stop laughing at you whenever you aren't in the room.
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  233. There are no unanswered questions. Just questions where you're too dumb to understand the answer.
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  234.  @EugeneVerster  7% of the cost is a strangely specific figure. Where did you get it from? Be specific. Show your math.
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  235. Your idea of research is to watch a 5 minute video made by a high school dropout.
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  236. Relatively speaking, it's exactly as difficult to get people into space today as it was in 1969. You have no idea what you are talking about. Literally you are wrong about every single thing you believe.
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  237.  @jesperlykkeberg7438  Lots of people have been to outer space. There's a half dozen or so people in space right now. Just because you gave yourself a frontal lobotomy with a power drill doesn't mean everybody else is as limited as you are.
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  238. Does your cell phone have a 30 meter diameter dish attached to it? No? Well, then it turns out you have the IQ of rotted cabbage.
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  239. People who go out of the way to deny reality deserve all the condescension they get.
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  240. You have faith that it is impossible. You are wrong about everything.
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  241.  @shellygardner6410  Except both of you are wrong about everything. Maybe try actually watching the video instead of whining.
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  242. You have never done research on anything in your entire life. Not once, ever.
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  243. Why would the moon landing even come up in college unless you were taking astrophysics courses?
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  244. First off, you'd need to present anything factual. But you don't.
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  245. The only people who are disappointed is every single person who has ever met you.
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  246.  @manuelaguirre1062  There are no inconsistencies. There is no actual reason to doubt anything. You're just fall for feeble hoaxes because you lack the ability to perform critical thinking.
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  247. "you are a coward on the globalist payroll" "disgusting" "pathetic". So, you're paid to lie by your own definition.
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  248. And yet you believe every word spoken to you by every republican despite them having not told the truth even one time about anything in the last 40 years.
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  249. Just because you have the functional grey matter of a carrot doesn't mean the rest of us are so crippled.
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  250. Because it's incredibly dangerous, mind-bogglingly expensive, there's very little reason to do it, and there's almost no public enthusiasm to do it.
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  251. Yes, because Apollo 11 was the first try. That makes sense.
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  252. What you know wouldn't fill the dimple of a golf ball.
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  253. That's all just juvenile nonsense. You should stop getting your 'facts' from a failed yoga teacher who writes songs praising 1940s Adolf, and pick up a science textbook made for small children and read it.
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  254. We can do it today. We choose not to. It's really expensive. It's incredibly dangerous. We've already got several hundred kilos of moon rocks in storage awaiting better investigative technology. Why bother? Historically 2 out of 17 Apollo missions met with catastrophic failure. Those are bad odds.
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  255. If you really want to know, there's lots of ways to prove it that have nothing to do with your incredulity and inability to comprehend many fields of human achievement such as rocketry, engineering, and insulation. That's all entirely your fault.
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  256. Neither. They are both equally and totally real.
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  257. Except no.
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  258.  @donpettitwedestroyedtheapo6488  Why are you so desperate to deny reality and human achievement?
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  259. Why, so you can claim they are all fake?
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  260. Ok, the sun is very hot. If you went there you'd be dead. Proven. And you have no idea what pretty much any of the words you used actually means. There were no fallacies, no ad hominems, no reducto...you're just wrong about everything and probably dropped out of school after 2nd grade because you just couldn't make it.
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  261. Just because you have a turnip where your brain should be doesn't mean everybody else is so limited.
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  262. You obviously have no concept of what truth is.
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  263. That you think a British accent manipulates people means that you are easily manipulated. Go back to school.
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  264. Yes, sadly the moon deniers have nothing except whining and excuses.
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  265. The people who claim we never landed on the moon provide no evidence of any kind whatsoever.
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  266. Then how are you still alive?
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