Comments by "MRA" (@yassassin6425) on "Where does NASA keep the Moon Rocks? - Smarter Every Day 220" video.

  1. 'They' have actually, on six occasions. It would have been ten, had it not been for the near disaster of the aborted Apollo 13 landing (presumably faked too?) and the cancellation of Apollo 18, 19 and 20.
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  2. The supposed rock, (not rocks), had been in the possession of former Dutch prime minister Willem Drees Jr who had been out of office for 11 years, but was considered an elder statesman. When Drees died in 1988, the supposed 'rock' was donated by his family to the Rijksmuseum without verification, and having been exhibited for two decades was later discovered to to their great embarrassment to have been petrified wood. It had nothing to do with NASA or officially the US government. The official rocks given by NASA are accounted for in other Dutch museums and encased in Lucite as were all the 'goodwill' moon rocks distributed around the world as gifts. So your statement is 100% ill-informed and incorrect. Well done!
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  3. "All the original films of the first landings"? Sure about that are you?
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  4. The circumstances surrounding your conception?
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  5. Then you'll have no difficulty naming just one.
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  6. And no one noticed, not one branch of science including physics and geology, not one specialist field such as aerospace engineering the world over. However, nothing gets past a community of cretinous conspiracy believers on the comments section of You Tube.
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  7. Are they? And how have you established this?
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  8. I'm guessing this isn't serious?
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  9. Not surprised given the junk online conspiracy that you have obviously bought into.
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  10.  @darrickbrown830  Better check your facts. Sigh - this again? Really? It's the same thing over and over and over and over again. Seriously, how many times? The supposed rock was a private gift to former prime minister Willem Drees in 1969. Drees had been out of office for 11 years, but was considered an elder statesman. When Drees died in 1988, the 'rock' was donated by his family to the Rijksmuseum without verification, and having been briefly exhibited was kept in storage for two decades until it was later discovered to the curator's great embarrassment to have been petrified wood. It had nothing to do with NASA or the US government. The Goodwill rocks given by NASA to the Dutch government are accounted for in other Dutch museums throughout the Netherlands and encased in Lucite as were all moon rocks officially distributed around the world as gifts. Moreover the rocks returned by the Apollo missions have been authenticated by an entire branch of science called geology and independently examined by geologists, petrologists, mineralogists and analytical laboratories across the planet. Why do you feel the need to troll this video about a subject that you have no knowledge whatsoever with rote learned dumb conspiracy theory that tells you what to think? Do you seriously think that you'll achieve anything other than your own humiliation on a channel like this?
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  11. Well one has been examined by a branch of science called geology and authenticated through independent laboratory petrological analysis and the other exists in the same fantasy realm as dumb online conspiracy theory. I'll leave you to deduce which is which.
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  12.  @rosshitchen-ij6en  ?? All elements up to 94 can be found on both Earth and Moon since we share the same origin.
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  13.  @rosshitchen-ij6en  Yeah we do know that the Earth and the moon share the same origin. We also have samples to study due to the third of a ton of moon rock returned by the Apollo programme that you declare to be faked.
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  14. Why do you goons always feel the need to place a string of puerile emojis after your asinine comments?
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  15. No.
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