Have man been to space?

[trekmaster2]

I"m sure we have been there otherwise, they would not have deleted as much footage as they did. After all, aliens can't officially exist.

[bluelighttouch]

I recall some footage taken from the Space station that shows a UFO take avoidance action to avoid a collision..
The contraversy was whether the US had actually landed on the moon.. As some of that footage to do with the moonwalk looked suspect... As I remember it was to do with the behaviour of the flag they planted on the moon. There is no air on the moon and therefore no breeze, yet the flag was captured on film showing movement.... Hence it looked a bit suss.

[trekmaster2]

This is a strong argument but could it be possible that it was caused from solar wind(s)?

[bluelighttouch]

I wouldn't think so its on nasa footage.. Think it was the Neil Armstrong jaunt..

[13thatthetable]

The flag would continue to wave as it is in a vacuum , the movement of the flag as the astronauts planted it and left it would continue as there is no air resistance either to slow it down.

Has actually been demonstrated by Mythbusters ( unless they are part of the "consipiracy" as well )

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMBCfuKs9i8

The official NASA is down for the moment but the details on this are pretty much in response to the theories that there has been a conspiracy

http://www.braeunig.us/space/hoax.htm

[bluelighttouch]

They always circulation its basic propaganda, one power trying to discredit another....

[TimAlvarado]

Have man been to space? How far have travel in space? Will man leave our solar panel system in our life time? Is landing on the moon stage to scare the soviet in the cold war?

It is not possible to leave solar system..Billions of dollars are wasted every year without any success..This money must be invested to make our planet a better place to live.

[kayls]

yeah, true--there is better things we can spend the money on.

also welcome to the forum

[GraveDigger1863]

The US has put men on the moon, not broadcast from any soundstage or amusement park.
Until we get a craft capable of light speed, 186,000 miles per second, we are basically stuck here, assuming all the science minds agree it can even be done.
The costs for advancing into "deep space" will be "off the wall" and I doubt Congress will go along with any program that does not benefit the US first and will put "space travel" on the back burner till enough funds will allow for the testing and construction of such craft. I frankly don't see the sense in it, now, having grown-up with the race for space as the late President Kennedy promised in a speech in 1961, "to have men on the moon by the end of the decade". Say what you will, I know we did just that.

[bluelighttouch]

Its a very expensive busines space projects.. US of A has enough financial problems at home.. best sort that out first I think..