Was There EVER
A Man On The Moon?

Did any man ever really walk on the moon?

The evidence -- just now coming to light --is overwhelmingly against it.
 

1. For pure-reality film footage power the broadcast sponsored by an entire Government Space Agency comprised of the finest brains in the world Sponsored broadcast that commemorated this alleged event could not even come close to competing with the film footage conceived by one mere mortal -- George Lucas -- and released less than 8 years later, on 25 May, in the year 1977 CE. to be exact, by 20th Century Fox for the fascinated movie-goers clamoring to get into the Star Wars box office.

2. No genuine evidence of the trip was ever offered that could be verified by independent analysis.

3. Nor has the United States produced any subsequent evidence that could be substantiated by teams of honestly earthbound scientists.

4. Here it is the year of 2010 and the United States still has not followed up on its alleged trip to the moon by establishing a colony there.

5. If we are to believe the supposed broadcast the United States had communication devices that could transmit and receive messages flashing between the moon and the earth back in 1969, and yet, until last week we couldn't even get phone service more than half way up Mount Everest.

6. In 1969 our little moon-walker was supposed to have a space suit capable of producing zones of genuine comfort in a voyage through an absolute vacuum and surrounded by absolute cold, and yet the men and women attempting the climb up Mount Everest come right close to freezing their whiskers off because earth-bound scientists cannot provide them with adequate protection from the comparatively moderate earthly elements they face.

7. Look at this with an open mind: We have space suits that do not explode in the absolute vacuum of outer space, but our submarines -- designed by the best brains on earth -- cannot safely plunge even half way to the bottom of the ocean.  Now, before you start laughing here, you take an egg even one of them reasonable facsimiles fresh out of the supermarket carton and not one that I furnish you with, and let's run 2 quick experiments with it.

8. Put that egg inside the fist of the strongest man you know and ask him to crush it as if it were an empty aluminum can; odds are, unless he can squeeze more than 200 pounds of pressure, he can't do it.  That egg will withstand him.

9. Now take a hypodermic needle from your own hospital choice and pump 10 pounds of air inside the shell of that egg.  Odds are, you'd better run and grab a face mask before you try this experiment at home.  In fact, you'd better haul it outside before you try it!

10. What do these 2 experiments teach us?  A> When the pressure outside a shell is less than the pressure inside the shell (as one should experience if a spaceship really left the earth's atmosphere) the contents inside that shell blasts its way outside much faster than B> when the pressure inside that shell is less than the pressure outside that shell (as it is demonstrably verified to be when a submarine is drifting downward). 

In other words, it should be 1,420 times harder to construct a space suit that can resist bursting apart 1,000 miles above the earth's surface than it is to construct a submarine that won't go any farther down than 7 miles below the earth's surface.  Let's throw an egg into outer space together and I guarantee you it will come apart on US.  You drop it into the ocean and it will safely go down deeper than a whale can dive.

I rest my case on the fragile skin of an egg, gathered fresh off the nest of an open-range chicken farm.