NASA says humans could land on Mars in 25 years

[Spicoli]

In fairness it does look like a comic book illustration with early "pics" . I have no doubt it happened though. Apparently Mars is round also.

[Alpha]

Lol live steaming from all those miles away

[walrus]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...lony-2040.html
Russia will establish a moon colony by 2040, the space agency announced
Getting a human-crewed landing to set up a lunar base is the top priority
News comes just after NASA revealed it plans to take America back to the moon using private firms

[TitoFan]

Moon colony? They're gonna need a bigger studio to pull that off.

[Alpha]

Here's my take on this recent farce:

The first photo with the lens cap on, note all the dust/ dirt on the lens cover. Then check the photo NASA released about an hour later, no dirt/ dust present on anything in that picture. Maybe it gave itself a little clean first. Any footage of this?

Why aren't they using Go pro's? They are cheap, tiny, powerful and take 4k video. Go pro's are on everything now in 2018. Where's the 4k video of this supposed landing? Everything is CGI.

What are all those crisis actors doing? There's supposedly a 7 minute delay. If anything went wrong it would have already happened before they knew and could do anything to change it. It's all preprogrammed, it has to be. They are all looking at data, not live camera footage. All the tax payer money for these guys that have no control over anything.

All the data supposedly being sent back is all mathmatical, and can easily be simulated from a main frame computer, that runs a program. Everything they are looking at and doing, can all be done in a computer. It's that easy. Have we ever heard of this type of computer existing? Have a listen to what Dr James Gates says, that there is 'computer code written into the fabric of the cosmos'. No it's because space that you have been taught is really a mathematical computer program.

Why wouldn't they land near one of the other rovers, so they could film it?

No they need to land on a flat area so they can dig down 16 feet to measure the internal temperature of Mars. 16 feet to measure the internal temperature of a planet?

And a tone confirms we've landed on Mars?

It's all a total fabrication.

[Freedom]

NASA's InSight Mars Lander reveals stunningly clear pictures of the Red Planet

https://www.foxnews.com/science/nasa...the-red-planet

[Alpha]

It's almost 2019, so apparently NASA has the ability to land a probe on Mars, but they don't have the ability to attach a series of HD camera's to the probe so that they can then film what it looks like to enter Mars' orbit and land on Mars. No, there is no video footage watch so ever, from any camera's attached to the probe.

Where's the actual evidence of NASA landing on Mars?

Mainstream media doing its usual brainwashing.