Chinese lunar rover finds no evidence of American moon landings

[ManitobaCanuk]

Chinese lunar rover finds no evidence of American moon landings | NewsBiscuit

"They were never there at all,’ said baffled Chinese Foreign Minster, Wang Yi

Chinese Lunar Probe Finds No Evidence American Astronauts Landed on the Moon | Rock City Times

Too early to tell if this is true or not...of course the US Gov would denounce it, luckily they do not directly control China...

 

[Randall]

Chinese lunar rover finds no evidence of American moon landings | NewsBiscuit

"They were never there at all,’ said baffled Chinese Foreign Minster, Wang Yi

Chinese Lunar Probe Finds No Evidence American Astronauts Landed on the Moon | Rock City Times

Too early to tell if this is true or not...of course the US Gov would denounce it, luckily they do not directly control China...

To quote: "... no sign of any golf activity whatsoever." Well that clinches it alright !

 

[Bob Watson]

Wonder if they will find hoggies glass citys or the socks that vanish in the dryer...

 

[stonehart]

Chinese lunar rover finds no evidence of American moon landings | NewsBiscuit

"They were never there at all,’ said baffled Chinese Foreign Minster, Wang Yi

Chinese Lunar Probe Finds No Evidence American Astronauts Landed on the Moon | Rock City Times

Too early to tell if this is true or not...of course the US Gov would denounce it, luckily they do not directly control China...

But to use the same logic.. how do we know the Chinese are really there, they could be doing the same hoax you know

Also add that the News Biscuit is at about the same news level as the Onion you know.

 

[Muadib]

Yeah, as Stoney said, NewsBiscuit is not a serious news site, just go to their about section and click on Guidelines for Contributors, and you can see that it's another news joke format website and that this is a completely fake story. From their website:

NewsBiscuit publishes three main categories of writing:

• Full-length spoof news stories (approx. 250-400 words) – we publish one a day.
• Shorter news-in-brief spoof news stories (approx. 80-130 words) – we publish two a day during the week, one a day at the weekend.
• One-liner ticker headlines that run on a loop on our home page – we publish four or five a day.

Sorry lunar conspiracy buffs, this isn't the confirmation of your whackadoo theories that you were looking for.

 

[Double Nought Spy]

Heh. I'm starting to suspect ol' Beaker is having some fun with us.