Because they are real? I've never seen anything convincing from the Moontards, it's a stupid as Flat Earthers with their lack of basic physics knowledge. Now back to Conspiracies.win with you.
It has literally nothing to do with flat earth. The apollo missions did not go to the moon with a 40 kilobyte computer. They did not bring a moon buggy for funsies. There was no crater when a 10,000lb thrust engine landed or took off from moon dust. A human should be able to jump over 13 ft high on the moon, the astronauts didn't exceed 12 inches. The delay when they were talking to nixon was faster than the speed of light. The 3 apollo 11 astronauts looked like they wanted to kill themselves at their press conference after the mission, and couldn't even agree whether they saw stars or not, finally agreeing that they could not see any stars in space. NASA destroyed all the telemetry data and says it no longer exists. Current astronauts (Don Pettit) are on camera saying they "destroyed the technology" and cannot go back to the moon. Others are on camera admitting they have never left low earth orbit. The van allen radiation belts would have destroyed any on-board computers (admitted in current videos by nasa saying they have to design thick radiation shields to get through them) despite the fact that the lunar lander was made up of 1/8th inch aluminum.
There are 1000 other pieces of evidence, but sure, call people flat earthers when you know nothing about the actual evidence.
A 40K computer can do a lot more than you imagine. My very first computer had 8K internal memory with an accessory pack that brought it up to 16K. I learned BASIC programming on that computer
The Radio Shack Color Computer had 64K, with 32K ordinarily usable.
With that 32K, I was able to type in a program from Rainbow Magazine that allowed the computer to duplicate the function of a $10,000 telefax machine. I could connect the computer to my shortwave receiver and decode weather maps, satellite photos, and news photos before they were put in the newspaper.
I also had a program on that computer that you could input sheet music into and play synthesized music through the stereo, or hook the computer to a MIDI keyboard and play multiple voices and instruments simultaneously.
You could load up the OS-9 operating system and have multiple windows open running stuff before Windows came out.
It could do things that an IBM PC couldn't do for years, even though the PC had way more memory. And even then, you had to add separate circuit boards to the PC to do what the Color Computer could do internally on its own.
So yes, the 40K computer the astronauts had could really fly them to the moon. The computer wasn't doing that much.
Maybe they went to the moon, maybe they didn't. But it was not impossible because of the computer.
Fabulous, you addressed point #1. Now try going for the other 15 provided, specifically how there was not even the slightest disturbance of the moon dust in the photos of the lander after a 10,000 lb thrust engine landed. How about how the apollo 11 astronauts explaining that they could not see any stars in space? How about them not being able to jump more than 12 inches in 1/6th earth gravity? How about the fact that current astronauts saying they can't go because they "destroyed" the 1970s technology? How about the van allen radiation belt?
If the dust were blown away from under the lander, there might be just rock there. The area away from the lander, where Neil's footprint was photographed did have dust. If the sun was in the sky, they probably couldn't see anything else. You try jumping any height at all in a tight space suit with a compressed inner suit. Most of the "1970s technology" is the data that was recorded on reels of tape, and the machines were eventually gotten rid of. There is a project underway by a group who has obtained tape machines that they are restoring so that the data can be recovered. The spaceships weren't designed to be reusable, so they are in museums. One thing that makes it hard for astronauts to go to the moon nowadays is their greater expectations of comfort and safety. The original astronauts were crammed into a very small space and had the minimum equipment and supplies necessary for their mission. The astronauts didn't stay in the Van Allen belts. They quickly passed through them. Fire burns, but you can jump through a wall of fire quickly enough to survive. So there.
Because they are real? I've never seen anything convincing from the Moontards, it's a stupid as Flat Earthers with their lack of basic physics knowledge. Now back to Conspiracies.win with you.
It has literally nothing to do with flat earth. The apollo missions did not go to the moon with a 40 kilobyte computer. They did not bring a moon buggy for funsies. There was no crater when a 10,000lb thrust engine landed or took off from moon dust. A human should be able to jump over 13 ft high on the moon, the astronauts didn't exceed 12 inches. The delay when they were talking to nixon was faster than the speed of light. The 3 apollo 11 astronauts looked like they wanted to kill themselves at their press conference after the mission, and couldn't even agree whether they saw stars or not, finally agreeing that they could not see any stars in space. NASA destroyed all the telemetry data and says it no longer exists. Current astronauts (Don Pettit) are on camera saying they "destroyed the technology" and cannot go back to the moon. Others are on camera admitting they have never left low earth orbit. The van allen radiation belts would have destroyed any on-board computers (admitted in current videos by nasa saying they have to design thick radiation shields to get through them) despite the fact that the lunar lander was made up of 1/8th inch aluminum.
There are 1000 other pieces of evidence, but sure, call people flat earthers when you know nothing about the actual evidence.
You sure are repetitious.
A 40K computer can do a lot more than you imagine. My very first computer had 8K internal memory with an accessory pack that brought it up to 16K. I learned BASIC programming on that computer
The Radio Shack Color Computer had 64K, with 32K ordinarily usable.
With that 32K, I was able to type in a program from Rainbow Magazine that allowed the computer to duplicate the function of a $10,000 telefax machine. I could connect the computer to my shortwave receiver and decode weather maps, satellite photos, and news photos before they were put in the newspaper.
I also had a program on that computer that you could input sheet music into and play synthesized music through the stereo, or hook the computer to a MIDI keyboard and play multiple voices and instruments simultaneously.
You could load up the OS-9 operating system and have multiple windows open running stuff before Windows came out.
It could do things that an IBM PC couldn't do for years, even though the PC had way more memory. And even then, you had to add separate circuit boards to the PC to do what the Color Computer could do internally on its own.
So yes, the 40K computer the astronauts had could really fly them to the moon. The computer wasn't doing that much.
Maybe they went to the moon, maybe they didn't. But it was not impossible because of the computer.
Fabulous, you addressed point #1. Now try going for the other 15 provided, specifically how there was not even the slightest disturbance of the moon dust in the photos of the lander after a 10,000 lb thrust engine landed. How about how the apollo 11 astronauts explaining that they could not see any stars in space? How about them not being able to jump more than 12 inches in 1/6th earth gravity? How about the fact that current astronauts saying they can't go because they "destroyed" the 1970s technology? How about the van allen radiation belt?
If the dust were blown away from under the lander, there might be just rock there. The area away from the lander, where Neil's footprint was photographed did have dust. If the sun was in the sky, they probably couldn't see anything else. You try jumping any height at all in a tight space suit with a compressed inner suit. Most of the "1970s technology" is the data that was recorded on reels of tape, and the machines were eventually gotten rid of. There is a project underway by a group who has obtained tape machines that they are restoring so that the data can be recovered. The spaceships weren't designed to be reusable, so they are in museums. One thing that makes it hard for astronauts to go to the moon nowadays is their greater expectations of comfort and safety. The original astronauts were crammed into a very small space and had the minimum equipment and supplies necessary for their mission. The astronauts didn't stay in the Van Allen belts. They quickly passed through them. Fire burns, but you can jump through a wall of fire quickly enough to survive. So there.