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Those same organisations also rely on one factor: Most people, by a very large margin, don't question authority. One example: As part of my studies, I attended lectures on microbiology at a renowned teaching hospital. One particular lecture was on HIV/AIDS. I asked the head virologist how...

The astronauts fly around in space, in zero atmosphere, and walk on the Moon, yet they can't see any stars. Why should I believe they can see UFOs?

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This forum has to be one of the very few places on the interwebs where "being from another planet" is considered a positive! :D

... and bringing this back to UFOs and any visiting aliens for a moment, one can imagine what kind of dilemmas they face. By all accounts, we are the primitives of this sector of our galaxy.

In truth, I find myself agreeing with both sides of the argument. I can't stand suffering, it is just awful. At the same time, I can't stand meddling with other people's affairs either. I have been thinking for a long time that the developing nations should build really tall walls around...

Apparently, this video shows a plane landing at Toncontín Airport in Tegucigalpa, the capital city of Honduras. The pilots who can pull this off are unbelievably skilled... and brave! :eek: <object width="425" height="355"><param name="movie"...

Sounds to me as if they are trying out their star wars capabilities... Could be the first (official) shoot-down of many.

For faking Mars images, NASA could have used the same technique as for the Moon shots: Build a large hall, cover the floor with dust and rocks, and place models on top of it. Having said that, the Mars images look more "real" to me, in terms of distribution of light and shadow. My $20 are...

Even more amazing, when you consider Moon's albedo, or reflectivity. It is roughly 7%, compared to Earth's average 30%. Moon's surface is about as black as coal or asphalt: "The original definition of albedo, proposed by Bond, is the ratio of total solar radiation scattered from a body to...

Well, if the rover really is on Mars, why did NASA see fit to manipulate the images? Some time ago - it might have been on this thread, I can't remember - we discussed anomalies in the Mars images, in particular concerning the background and sky. Very similar to the Moon images, the Mars shots...

This appears to be an oversimplification. The absence of one gene or type of receptor would not result in generalised immunity to all types of viruses. The different receptors only interact with certain viruses: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CCR5...

Excellent post, some very good observations there. I have extensive experience with channelling/mediumship, and I too moved away from this sort of practise, mainly because of the dependencies that it often creates. There have been and continue to be very helpful transmissions and channellings...

Quite interesting. Unfortunately, the camera shakes so much that it is impossible to say what we are looking at. Could be a misfiring rocket..?

This, of course, explains everything. I am shocked.

Actually, no. David did close this thread down earlier on, but reopened it after I reminded him that this sub-forum is titled "Conspiracy Theories", and that Apollo has given rise to a classic conspiracy theory. It also ties in with UFOs. That's rather too generous of you. We didn't...

Absolutely.

This idea is part of what I would label "consensus reality". Most people unreservedly subscribe to it. Doubting the authenticity of the Apollo images is comparable to doubting that the Sun revolves around the Earth, 500 years ago: It is an outrageous heresy, too "crazy" to be even...

"Respectful", as in calling someone a "moron"? You obviously realise that your own language is inappropriate, yet you still continue with using it. Then you go on to suggest to forum members that they write to a publisher and be "respectful". The words "hypocritical" and "manipulative" come...

Exopolitical Email Disclosure Yet another raging-bull-in-a-china-shop response. You have no way of knowing whether at least some of the information is correct.