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Posted By: Gerry L. <ger@hokupa.ifa.hawaii.edu> (a24b31n71client161.hawaii.rr.com)
In Response To: What makes you so suspicious? Here comes more... (Michael Stein (Cologne-Germany))
Date: 9/24/1 - 22:47:55
As a scientist, I prefer emperical evidence to mere statement of fact - no matter how authoritative a person the statement of fact originated from.
Michael, you seem to think Chuck needs to see photos of the 861 on the moon with the back unscrewed before he will be satisfied. I imagine he will be satisfied with some documentation from NASA about the watches they procurred and used. Since I know one of the current astronauts, and I work with NASA (although NOT the manned spaceflight division), perhaps I can research this further. I wonder where these watches are now, and where the documentation for them would be buried. Unlike many things in history, the case of the Speedmasters that went to the moon CAN be researched, and DOCUMENTATION can be provided to support claims. If that documentation is present in the French book you mention, then that is good enough for me. If not, then no matter how great the person who wrote the book, it is NOT sufficient evidence to be absolutely sure about which watches went to the moon.
But I find Chuck's tenacity refreshing. He seeks the truth. I admire him and his quest. I only wich more people thought the same way.
Aloha,
Gerry
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