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Parent Post: So who's believing the Artemis II thing??
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wfgopack
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4/3/2026, 3:36:27 PM
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Let me know if you find anyone watching through a telescope. I'm 99.99999% sure they'll tell you you can't do that without having the government telescopes and systems around the world to keep up with it. Only government agencies and govt funded universities and large companies will have the tech to verify it. And be sure they all will verify it for the public without a doubt.
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brokenclock2
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4/3/2026, 3:37:15 PM
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Bro I can see the surface of the moon with a pair of binoculars, I did it last night. We have the technology.
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wfgopack
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4/3/2026, 3:38:51 PM
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I get that. I have watched the Moon almost every day of my life. I mean keeping up with and seeing the rocket. I thought thats what you meant. What did you mean?
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brokenclock2
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4/3/2026, 3:42:21 PM
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I mean having a telescope pointed at the moon, in a "stationary" sense. Yes, I know that the moon will move through the sky, but it doesn't move across the sky at 10,000mph. It's slow. If the moon is bright enough, which it has been where I am, then the rocket should be reflective enough too - to be able to be seen entering behind the moon and exiting around the other side shortly after. Two quick glimpses of a sliver of light. It's possible, and wouldn't even require a computer targeting system but it would be helpful. Still, amateur astronomy stuff at best. All I'm saying is, if the burden of proof is just visibly seeing it happen, maybe someone out there will do that for us. Who knows. I'm not gonna, I don't care enough.
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