The Moon Landings Weren't Faked

"Houston, a quiet base is here, the eagle has landed" ("Neil Armstrong"). The 1960s was an interesting ten year for the United States. Richard M. Nixon took on the 37th president, but he and the Watergate affair created such a scandal, and he resigned quickly, giving Vice President Gerald Ford His I accepted a shameful holiday. The United States decided to hold a second draft to find men in military service in the upcoming Vietnam War. This means that a selective service system will make a lottery. As in this case, by drawing out the serial number and date, the next person to serve in the war will be selected.

In 1969, the video and television technologies did not advance enough to tamper with the moon in any reasonable way. At that time, NASA had no CGI or Photoshop. Compared to the 2017 camera, the TV camera is original with HD and 360 degree viewing angle. There are some of the most obvious reasons Apollo can not be forged on the moon, although it claims that lunar landing mistakes are made public on the Internet. The six Apollo mission astronauts acquired 842 pounds of the moon rock. And it was brought to the earth and shared with scientists all over the world. If the rock comes from our planet, not from the moon, the scientist must have recognized this and called it NASA. NASA still distributes sample stone stones to educators and scientists around the world. Will they matter after 50 years?

People who think that Apollo was not the one they saw at that time think that NASA forged part or all of the landing. Some of the theories surrounding this theme is that Apollo astronauts did not land on the moon; NASA and other potential people deliberately deceive the people and make evidence, destroy, or counterfeit To do. Installation and rock samples landed; NASA and other potential people continue to actively participate in today's conspiracy

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