Conspiracy Theories: Moon Landing

Conspiracy theory exists from the beginning. When NASA sent the first lunar landing, NASA was thought to forge the lunar landing. Bill Kasin, a flat society, David Groves, Batterseabriel all wrote a lecture and made what NASA thought to have failed to land on the moon. According to their observations, the way NASA defeats the Russians by the moon and diverts people from the Vietnam war believes that landing of the moon is forged.

One of the early promoters of the monthly landing conspiracy theory was Fox Television which broadcasted a documentary film titled "Conspiracy: Whether to land on the moon" in 2001. It insisted that NASA first landed in 1969 to win the space competition. Despite the fact that there is no air or wind, this movie offers "evidence" of fraud, such as a photo not showing the stars in the moon and the American flag in the moon being drawn. It shows the strangeness of photos and movies. It raises one of the most permanent propositions of a mischief: an astronaut can not pass the Van Allen radiation belt to ride the moon

In this article on the Times, I'm talking about a conspiracy theory that falls on the moon. In 1969, when Neil Armstrong took the first step on the moon, America landed on the moon. In order to come up with a conspiracy theory, we need to evaluate the information on this trip. This article gives reasons for the reason for this picture. In the textbook, I am reading all about how to make and how to make anti-points. The most important thing writers need to do is get used to the work of other people by the author of this article. He criticized Neil Armstrong as taking a picture of the flag. The first mistake in this picture is that the flag that was planted on the moon seems to be shaking hands in the picture. If it is actually on the moon, the flag will not swing because there is no gravity. Such evidence is often used by authors to see the facts submitted to him.