
'It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled." - Mark Twain
Mysterious Moon Wires
This is a clip from the documentary below "American Moon" around 1:56:00 in the documentary.
Note time 2:37, the same exact rock formation and hill as the opening shot,
except they are supposed to be 4 kilometers away and the first shot shows
the rover in the background and the second shot at 2:37 does not. Also
notice the rover being driven with the slow motion shocks and dirt flying.
This is an obvious Hollywood set.
A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To the Moon
American Moon, by Massimo Mazzucco
Opening Scene (0:00)
The History Of The Apollo Missions (1:32)
Part 1: Introduction, Race to the moon (3:16)
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Public Opinion (21:00)
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The Moon Hoax Theory (24:25)
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Hollywood (26:57)
Part 2: Evidence For The Lunar Landings (29:23)
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Proof #1: Why didn’t the Russians expose the fake landings? (30:28)
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Proof #2: Were 400,000 NASA employees involved? (34:51)
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Proof #3: Physical Evidence (38:39)
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Proof #4: Lunar Rocks (42:41)
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Proof #5: Moon Settings Too Large To Be Fake (45:59)
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Proof #6: Lunar Probes (51:41)
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The Google Lunar X-Prize – $30Million Prize (56:28)
Part 3: Evidence Against The Lunar Landings (59:20)
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Van Allen Radiation Belts (59:36)
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Lunar Landings (1:14:22)
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No Blast Crater Under The Engine 1:17:12)
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No Dust In The Landing Pads (1:20:21)
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No Flame Under The Engine (1:22:39)
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No Engine Noise (1:26:23)
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The Missing Lunar Module Designs (1:30:05)
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The Missing Original Tapes (1:31:26)
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Telecommunications (1:35:12)
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Rover TV – Live Broadcasts(1:40:08) They didn’t account for earth’s rotation at 1000mph
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Dust On The Moon (1:46:11)
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Lunar Footprints (1:51:21)
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Steel Wires (1:55:52)
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Air On The Moon (2:03:57)
Part 4: Photography (2:16:18)
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Wrong Claims, no stars & lens reference crosses (2:19:15)
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Correct Claims (2:21:35)
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No film damage from radiation
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Thermal Contraction (2:30:40)
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Embrittlement (35:37)
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Lighting (2:36:52)
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Shadows (2:48:42)
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Soft Edges (2:57:04)
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Backlight (3:00:05)
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Photos Reshot Later? (3:21:30)
Part 5: Conclusion, The Astronauts (3:22:53)
Credits: (3:32:32)
Donors: (3:33:26)
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NASA Helmets Are Fixed And Locked Into Place
They Do Not Turn With The Turn of the Head

Duplicating clouds proves that NASA
does not take actual photos.
This is what NASA says...
The Earth is spinning at 1,000mph around its axis, orbiting the sun at 67,000 mph, spiraling around the Milky Way at 500,000 mph, with the entire galaxy rocketing at 670,000,000 (670 million) mph through the Universe. Actually, no one has ever seen, felt, measured or proven a single one of these motions to exist whatsoever.


Flights from Perth to Johannesburg stop over in Dubai. Makes
sense on a flat earth, not a globe earth.

With the sun as big as it is compared to the earth, light would hit the earth at a 90 degree angle, not splay out as it does.
"Pictures" of Lake Tahoe from space
are not consistent in size. Above it's
tiny, top right it's a googleearth shot and
to the right it takes up more space
than the 4 western states.



Orion needs to solve issues they say were solved in the 1960s.
Obvious CGI by the Dark Shadow on the
Right Side Edge of the Moon
NASA says Polaris, the North Pole star, is somewhere between 323-434 light years away. Beyond there being a difference of over six hundred trillion miles proving they are not precise in their measurements, it is impossible for them to explain why Polaris manages to be perfectly aligned straight above the North Pole throughout Earth's various spinning, revolving and rocketing through the Universe at 670 million mph.









These pictures are not conclusive by any means but it's interesting to note how they seem to be hitting something and spreading out. It would be nice to actually see the entire video or pictures in succession.


























NASA explains how they photograph earth