Now I am not arguing the credibility of NASA or the realness of space or anything.
I just want to point out it is a known fact that parts of the moon landing were indeed Hollywood productions, from the film "First Men in the Moon", a Ray Harryhausen stop-motion film. It is explained by Charles Schneer on page 64 here:
nigga shut the fuck up they actually went to the moon but the footage you were shown was a recreation the government was not going to show you the actual moon landing because they want to control every single thing you see and know
Why would it be easier to land on the moon than to land on a hollywood stage? That makes no sense.
Eli Sanchez
And that huge scaled mock-up of the moon surface in Arizona. Also the reason there has only been one realistic/historical movie (Apollo 13) is because they don’t want to subliminally show how easy it is to make a Hollywood landing look real. And Apollo 13 didn’t feature them outside the capsule.
> they totally went to the moon but the footage they showed was a recreation > they wont show you the actual landing because they want control over what you see the cope intensifies every day i love it.
My late boomer dad suspected it was fake. I saw the pained look on his face when some of the clearer images were shown in the 80s, but he made some excuse for it. He knew. Miss you, dad.
Asher Jackson
Flat Earth theory is a beacon of hope.
If the Earth is round and the moon landing was real it means we are living in some form of Hell. Just open your eyes and look at this shitty place.
If Earth was flat it means that we are being lied to, and if we are being lied to about something so important, it means there might be hope after all. And the REAL world might even be good.
Why do people accuse Stanley Kubrick of being hired to fake it? Is it because he was one of the best film makers of the time and he did movies about the moon already and later he made a movie about secret societies and died shortly after disputing about a deleted scene?
Well, for one, the footage required would have needed to be in slow motion. Cameras couldn't do that back then except by capturing LOTS of frames, this would mean you'd need about three times as much film to capture the event and then edit everything together. This would have required a team of thousands and a MASSIVE studio to do, and every single one would have needed to be silenced.
Also, the way the lunar dust acts when kicked up cannot be replicated on earth unless you're in a vacuum. There were no dust clouds, and everything fell at the same rate, meaning there was no air to resist it.
Then there's Russia. Russia DID launch multiple probes to the moon. They were watching NASA's progress very closely and even crashed a probe on the moon while the Apollo 11 crew were there.
Then there's the Apollo 12, 14, 15, 16, and 17 crews who landed on the moon.