Sigh, not this stupidity again.
Many have explained to you why your "issues" with the facts are just ignorant twaddle. Jason T, in particular, did a good job, and Dr MoonFaker needs serious mental health care.
Now, the technology was there. Who are these idiots that claim that it wasn't ? No stars, for the same reason you don't see stars in your daytime pictures. The flag was held by a horizontal bar.
Buzz's loping looks just fine. No rocks with Cs on them. Some idiots may say that, but they're idiots.
Next, you added:
"i'm un-decided,don't shoot the messenger."
If the messenger is a messenger of factless nuttiness, then the messenger deserves to be "shot".
"Keep in mind,all the experiments to prove it was real were carried out on earth!"
Wrong. The evidence came from the flights themselves, which were, of course, flown in space. Their rock samples were brought back to Earth, so what ? Where would you expect to find trained scientists and a working lab ?
"also, they never managed a successful landing in practice,but on the moon...perfect first time!"
How would you practice a landing, without DOING it ? Gads, that was extra stupid. And, aside from the actual last 50,000 feet of descent and landing, the mission WAS practiced. Apollo 7 tried out the Apollo Command/Service module system in Earth Orbit, Apollo 8 did the same in Lunar orbit, Apollo 9 tried out the CSM with the Lunar Module in Earth Orbit, and Apollo 10 did the same in Lunar orbit, taking their LM down to 50,000 *Feet* over the Moon.
And, if you are so clueless as to believe that Apollo 11's landing was "perfect", then you don't know about the two computer alarms that they had, or the fact that Armstrong had to manually fly the LM past a big field of house sized rocks, where the computer was aiming them for, and land past all that, with only 20 seconds of fuel remaining.
"no stoneygator...i didn't...anyway why the fu** are you even bothering to answer then?"
"tina l........what have you got to contribute toots?"
More than you... Thanks for showing that you are Ad Homineming those who refute your silliness.
"remember...armstrong has lived as a virtual recluse since."
I need "remember" no such thing, because its NOT true.
---Armstrong announced shortly after the Apollo 11 flight that he did not plan to fly in space again. He was appointed Deputy Associate Administrator for aeronautics for the Office of Advanced Research and Technology (DARPA). He served in this position for only 13 months, and resigned from it and NASA as a whole in August 1971. He accepted a teaching position in the Department of Aerospace Engineering at the University of Cincinnati.
He decided on Cincinnati over other universities, including his alma mater, Purdue University, because it had a small Aerospace department – he hoped that the faculty members would not be annoyed that he came straight into a professorship without a doctorate. His highest qualification was a Master's in aerospace engineering from the University of Southern California.[53] He began the work while stationed at Edwards years before, and he finally completed it after Apollo 11 by presenting a report on various aspects of Apollo, instead of a thesis on simulation of hypersonic flight. The official job title he received at Cincinnati was University Professor of Aerospace Engineering. After teaching for eight years, he resigned in 1979 due to other commitments and changes in the university structure from independent municipal school to state-school.[54]
NASA accident investigations
Armstrong served on two spaceflight accident investigations. The first was in 1970, after Apollo 13. As part of Edgar Cortwright's panel, he produced a detailed chronology of the flight. Armstrong personally opposed the report's recommendation to completely redesign the service module's oxygen tanks, the source of the explosion.[55] In 1986 President Ronald Reagan appointed him to the Rogers Commission, which investigated the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster of that year. As vice-chairman, Armstrong was in charge of the operational side of the commission.[56]
Business activities
After Armstrong retired from NASA in 1971, he avoided offers from businesses to act as a spokesman. The first company to successfully approach him was Chrysler, for whom he appeared in advertising starting in January 1979. Armstrong thought they had a strong engineering division, plus they were in financial difficulty. He acted as a spokesman for other companies, including General Time Corporation and the Bankers Association of America. He only acts as a spokesman for United States businesses.[57]
Along with spokesman duties, he also served on the board of directors of several companies, including Marathon Oil, Learjet, Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company, Taft Broadcasting, United Airlines, Eaton Corporation, AIL Systems, and Thiokol. He joined Thiokol's board after he served on the Rogers Commission; Challenger was destroyed due to a problem with the Thiokol-manufactured Solid Rocket Boosters. He retired as chairman of the board of EDO Corporation in 2002.[58]---
So, hes done a LOT more work than you, skippy. Stop telling ignorant LIES about people who are far greater than yourself.
"He has shunned the limelight...why?.....would you have?"
Irrelevant. His life choices not to do interviews are his to make. If you don't like them... TOUGH.
My informed view is that people who doubt the Moon landings, especially when they REFUSE to do their homework and see the evidence that it did happen, are lazy sots who no one with a working brain cell should listen to. They also should not be allowed to breed, vote or drive cars.