I'm not sure but I think it is spelled "laser." I think a "lazer" is someone from the slacker generation, but I'm not sure. Did you ever see one of those t-shirt that says like "slacker" or "lazer?" I heard the engineer or scientist who built that was called Alan Parson. I think I remember reading something about the Alan Parson's Project, in Scientific American, or some other magazine. But how does that prove we land on the moon, could they drop the big reflector from a lem.

First we terraform it, then we fuck shit up.

I can't see the flag or the footprints from here.

RHCP:

"Space may be the final frontier
But it's made in a Hollywood basement"

Can't say I believe or not, I don't see why not but I find it rediculous that NASA recorded over the original tapes because "there was a tape shortage."

It's not my fault English doesn't make sense. It makes a z sound so I put a z.

I'm not worried about how "laser" soundz or how it's spellt. I was more interested if weather or not you believe if it was possible that those big reflector(s) could had been dropped from a lem? I think I heard something about it but I'm not sure that there were a bunch of tetrahedra. I think they used a tetrahedron shape because there is no wrong side up.

I think it is not conclusive proof there those big reflector(s) place on the moon by human astronaut hands, they could had been tossed from a window of the lem while it was flying over the moon, do you know what I mean?

it's an acronym for light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation.

hence it's not one of those things where there are multiple accepted spellings.

Except in places where they spell it "ztimulated".

It's not that you "can barely do it today", it's that NASA has collected enough samples on the moon to study and it started costing too much sending astronauts to the moon every few years.

Exactly.

i don't care so i chose all three