
Dear visitor to my website nomoonlanding.ch
As an engineer, I am simply interested in the truth. The media's incompetence, its subservience to official statements, and its inability to deploy competent people to investigate dubious reports are sometimes frustrating.
While war reporting often works quite well, it usually fails when it comes to supposedly scientific events. And this regularly happens when there is only one independent source for the report.
As the head of a forensic cyber crimes group, I have learned not only to analyze technical issues but also to realistically contextualize them within the political context. As a retiree, I have the time and peace of mind to thoroughly examine the facts, at least regarding this story.
I earned my living working for my country's government and would like to give something back to the public and use my knowledge to better educate people about certain issues. Information warfare and cyber threats are my specialties.
I don't earn any money from it, and I don't depend on the success of my site for my livelihood. But I would appreciate some recognition for my thorough work. I would therefore be delighted if you would share with me any satisfaction you may feel, given the fact that, although there have been justified, widespread doubts about this story for over 50 years, so far no one with the necessary credibility has been able to dismantle this gigantic lie in a way that people can understand.
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René Droz
There are enough indications that a lot of things about the official Apollo moon landing can't be right. A lot contradicts physics and the scientific knowledge of engineering art,
while the staging thesis corresponds to the competencies of Hollywood, the efforts of the information war, the experiences with the state doctrine of great powers as well as the knowledge about the psychological consequences for the employees involved.
For example, did you know that Apollo had too brief delays in Houston's dialogue with the astronauts on the moon? So just like in the movie Capricorn One by Peter Hyams (1978)?
And: That these Apollo sound recordings exist on DVD and have been sold?
Well, as an engineer, I want to know. I let myself be guided by scientific analyzes and findings and not simply by government regulations or majority opinions. And you?
May be this the reason, why you don't want?
No, we don't have to! Many people in the world are happy with the firm belief in myths: from the heroic William Tell to Putin's invention of a Ukrainian genocide against Russian citizens. In our liberal society we can believe
what we want and therefore must not be prosecuted: We have freedom of belief. We shouldn't call ourselves 'scientists' then.
The official science will not deal with it either. Why? Because she does not receive any order from politics!
Politics will not issue an order. Why? Because it's of no use. And because no claims for damages are pending that would damage the image of the state. This applies both to the USA and to Switzerland, which sailed under the splendor of Apollo with the solar sail experiment.
And the media will be silent. Why? Because it is of no use to them either. And because the customers simply don't want to hear it or most of them are no longer interested in this story.
But does it really not matter whether the whole world was lied to and cheated at that time? Read comparable examples in history !
The ARTEMIS mission makes - in contrast to the Apollo mission at that time - a professional impression is probably intended as real. The technological prerequisites for controlling such a mission are largely available. However, the survivability of the people is uncertain. That's why the unmanned first mission again precisely measure these radiations.
In addition, there are all the uncertainties that always accompany astronautics in general. The intentions for Human Transport are certainly genuine. However, since no precise results are available yet, the success of the mission cannot yet be assessed. A cancellation is still possible, this time without any major loss of image for the USA.
Image loss is limited to NASA. Should the suspected difficulties prove to be insurmountable, it is an open question whether one will resort to the formula: 'It will be too expensive after all' or whether another production will be planned, which should be much better today and therefore also harbors risks.
What one can safely assume is the assumption that the Apollo mission would in no case be compromised by revealing the technical or space problems so completely that there is no longer any room for the Apollo myth stay.
Yes, we are outraged, but about what? About the astronauts and NASA for doing what they had to? About Nixon for bringing his country back to fame? Or about the media who didn't understand anything and us served up a story that we wanted to hear? Or about ourselves: that we consume everything uncritically if it's good for us, or that we talk about scientific facts when we read something on wikipedia but don't understand the connections at all? Or outraged we ourselves because we have to learn more if we want to get ahead? Or are we outraged by the disappointed trust we have shown?
As Lenin said? "Trust is good, control is better".
1 | You must know the historical events and connections in the 1960s and recognize the importance of this mission. |
2 | There are a large number of inconsistencies that have to be studied individually in order to classify them according to relevance and then appreciate them in their entirety. This requires a lot of time and attention. |
3 | You must critically analyze these technical, physical and behavioral inconsistencies and not be too quickly satisfied with supposed explanations. Always study the counter-theses too! |
4 | You have to get rid of the idea that the moon landing was primarily about scientific findings. |
5 | You must understand that NASA is a strategic organization reporting directly to the President. |
6 | You must note that the astronauts always work on behalf of NASA. |
7 | They must break away from the idea that governments would put the truth before reason of state. |
CTV-News 10.9.2024
How and what is communicated?
One can never assume that the real reasons for delays will be published. 'Technical difficulties' are always credible and therefore the first choice for describing any difficulties. Otherwise, only good news is reported.
My assessment
The mission was real and successful, but significantly easier compared to all Apollo missions, as a less critical orbit around the moon was chosen.
The safety mechanisms during reentry into Earth's atmosphere apparently held.
Whether the astronauts are truly healthy, or whether they received a dangerous dose of radiation, will only become clear in a few years.
Until then, no one will care about their health.
Insight
Now the competitive situation with the Chinese is once again in the foreground. Thanks to Trump, security compromises will be made. Former NASA chief Griffin has warned that it would be better to start over. because the risks are not under control.
There will hardly be any open reporting on the long-term health of the Artemis II astronauts. However, the moon landing (originally planned for Artemis III) has now also been postponed in favor of further operational approaches to it, just as was planned back then with Apollo.
The protection of the Apollo myth will certainly be the absolute priority. The American government will definitely not want to abandon it. A more likely scenario is the cancellation of the entire program due to a lack of funding or because of disputes with Elon Musk.
One cannot be certain that Musk knows about the Apollo hoax, nor necessarily that he would cover for the government if he did. Unless, of course, he is financially supported and allowed to pursue his moon ideas…
After former NASA chief Griffin advised redesigning the entire program ("starting from scratch") following the successful Artemis 2 mission, it appears that the decision has been made to practice lunar orbit maneuvers, including the landing of a Moonlander, in near-Earth orbit.
This not only revives the Gemini mission but also tests the Moonlander's capabilities. The previous exercise demonstrably went wrong.
Rocket braking systems have only been functional since 2015, and the new unmanned missions have shown that such a landing still presents considerable difficulties, even with state-of-the-art navigation systems.
(Horizontal velocity cannot be completely eliminated, landing site with obstacles) It is claimed that this is primarily due to the lack of human intervention.
While the problem may well be overcome with human control, this is only possible if precise measurements are available online at all times. Today, of course, that's possible, but back then it was simply impossible.
The problem now, therefore, is how to explain the Apollo landings of that time? With the astronauts' fantastic intuition during their navigation? Why didn't anyone talk about that?
Nobody saw the lunar module work! This was NASA's own handicraft construction, which for various technical reasons could not be controlled at all. You can see that in how working rocket engines are built today.
This is where the astronauts should control the docking on the return launch? Without powerful computers on board? Without beacons? In less than 4 hours? It took over 30 hours for Gemini!
Again, body language says more than words. He says it like a penitent - eyes helplessly searching for understanding - in front of the public and the President. It seems obvious: it would be important to him that the slate should finally be wiped clean. He can't say it any clearer than that!
Webb would not have missed his triumph in 1969 if the project had been on the right track. Nixon wouldn't have fired him in that case either, and would have looked for a new one. T.O.Paine was evidently a Johnson-loyal executor of the project who, miraculously, had to vacate his post shortly after the first Apollo missions, allegedly because he "wanted too much". He was hardly ever noticed in public. Maybe he just didn't want to keep lying...
James E.Webb, the scientist, knew that the radiation and lunar module problems were not solved. He therefore resigned as soon as the time was opportune, 1 year before the "Event of the Century".
Probably took place in a large hangar. Moonscape too small. If it's a hill, that wouldn't be a landing pad. Danger of tipping! But here in the "Sea of Tranquility" it should be flat anyway! Where is the horizon? (Video Wisnewski)
"Yes because of the contrast with the bright landscapes". Yes of course! However, it would have been possible to record the wonderful moon-star sky (possibly with earth!) without bright landscapes, if one had wanted to. It doesn't make any sense at all that one could not have wanted this.
Of all the materials, Kodak film is the most sensitive to heat. Temperature above 100° C in the moon sun. No discoloration on the photos? Not possible! (Physics: Temperature calculable through radiation compensation)
Comparison with real moon photo.
Apollo-14
Is that supposed to be the Hadley groove? (Video Taranda) Real lunar landscapes are rugged, have many craters, ridges, boulders and canyons. The Apollo images show slightly hilly, washed-out, round shapes with lots of sand.
No engine noise on takeoff and landing? Not possible! The engine was physically connected to the astronauts.(Physics: solid-state acoustic transmission)
2006: 2006: Missing Original Recording Tapes and Apollo Artifacts. NASA Director Griffin searched for a year. Someone before his time secretly cleared them away. Telemetric data was also stored there [B16], which can prove that the distances in radio communication with the moon were too short. During the technical update there was an opportunity to correct this data and so the pitches in the data that is now publicly available are correct. (However, the DVDs from Spaceraft are still provided with the original data.)
Thomas Baron prepared a 55-page report on the Apollo abuses on behalf of the NAA. He had an accident just before he was about to present the report in the Senate. The case is extremely improbable with natural causes. The case should have been better investigated. One should have looked for his report.
The LOLA simulator, the black mats and the anti-aircraft spotlight as the sun were only commissioned to produce deceptively (real) images. These were found there in the archive.
Today's astronauts and scientists speak plainly about the facts about radiation outside the VanAllen belt. Alan Anderson, NASA chief scientist, also gives the Apollo fake in the context -Moon landing, but obviously doesn't want to be quoted for it.
From a certain point in 1969, technical questions were no longer answered at press conferences. To date, NASA has not made any statements and invokes "onus probandi".
At NASA, scientists do not believe that the problem of radiation exposure has been solved yet. "The earlier technology was destroyed and must be rebuilt" (NASA Astronaut quote) [R4]. Apparently, as a NASA scientist, this is the only way to continue working without destroying the myth of "Apollo".
The strategic brains behind the US ideology of being the sole superpower was Zbignew Brzezinski, adviser to President Johnson. There is no better symbolism for this than being the only nation to land on the moon. Regardless of the technology.

You can only locate the radio if you are in the area of the radio beam. Directional radio is used for such long distances. The Russians didn't have a chance.
Also: The only Soviet space scientist of stature, Sergej Korolev, was already dead in 1969.
As long as wikipedia operates a virtual monopoly on information, scientific knowledge cannot advance.
The only way to silence all these doubts about the moon landing would have been to get independent institutions to do so spacecraft to photograph the Apollo artifacts left behind from close up. In 2007, Google made such a call, offering a $30 million prize for the company that builds a probe that can put a probe on the moon, the sends live images back to Earth over a terrain of over 500m. The second prize was 4 Millions of dollars are being offered to whoever is the first to photograph any Apollo landing site and sends to earth. 20 companies would have been willing to do this. NASA would actually have no reason NOT to have their mission confirmed by external institutions. Only one is believable: the result would not be what they intended. But NASA wasn't happy with that and told participants in 2011 that they couldn't allowed to approach closer than 2 km to the Apollo landing sites: no-fly zone. "To preserve the Landing sites from contamination". But there are no credible images from that far.
A little girl asks him: “Why hasn’t anyone been there for 50 years on the Moon?». He smiles and says: «That's not a question for a little girl. I ask this question. But I think, yes, I know why: because we didn't do it !». He couldn't be any clearer, but it's obviously important to him not to lie to the young girl. He couldn't have meant it any other way, that wouldn't make any sense.
The Apollo 11 moon rock, which was handed over to the Dutch government via the American government, has been examined contrary to expectations and cannot be from the moon because it contains fossils. But those who believe in the moon landing would rather question the operational management of the museum than the moon landing.
The reflector left behind by an Apollo mission, which sends the laser beam back to Earth and allows the exact distance of the moon to be measured, is often used as "proof" of the moon landing. However, it has long been clear that the laser beam is reflected even without this reflector, since after 300,000 km the laser beam is spread out much wider (at least 2000 x 2000 m) than this eighth of a square meter of the reflector (approx. 30 x 40 cm). Incidentally, a fraction of the back radiation is enough to be able to measure the distance from Earth to the Moon precisely. And that was already done in 1966.