Apollo mission film archives made public


	Apollo mission film archives made public

BigBadWolf

8-6-2007 8:43 AM

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8-6-2007 2:20 PM

bamapachyderm

Let's hope this shuts up the idiotic "moon hoax" conspiracy theorists.
I have my doubts, though, because it takes a special kind of stupid to be a conspiracy theorist.

8-6-2007 10:52 PM

Contrived

Most likely, a moron will attempt to tell us that they're fake because it took so long for them to be available to the public.

8-7-2007 3:35 AM

ratilfar

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