US moon landing FAKED? Photo of astronaut's visor 'PROVES NASA staged Apollo 17 mission'

A shock photo appears to show a man walking around the 'moon' without a
space suit during the US's Apollo 17 mission - adding more fuel to the
conspiracy that the whole thing was faked.

America has always claimed they put the first men on Earth's satellite
planet when NASA beamed live video footage of Neil Armstrong and Buzz
Aldrin supposedly taking their first steps there 48 years ago.

Doubters have always insisted that first mission was faked so the US could
claim victory in the Space Race over Russia at the height of the Cold War.

Now fresh images have emerged that suggest that the sixth and final
mission - Apollo 17 - some three years later was also faked.

The three man NASA crew - headed by Eugene Cerman - touched down on the
moon and walked its surface, the official report said.

But a close-up analysis of one supposed image from the famous expedition
that emerged this week suggests the whole enterprise was filmed on a
Hollywood movie set.

A video that zooms in on the reflection of one of the astronaut's visors
appears to show a man standing around in a "waistcoat", according to a
YouTuber user who posted the footage.

He suggests the figure, which he says is a man with long hair that fits in
with the style for men in 70s when Apollo 17 supposedly landed on the moon
on December 7, 1972.

Conspiracy theorists are likely to seize on the video as proof that NASA's
Apollo 17 was staged on a film set.

The US was under massive pressure to prove they could pip Russia to the
post in its number of missions to the moon in the Cold War.

And their desperation to beat them has fuelled suspicions for nearly five
decades that all their missions were faked.

YouTube user Streetcap1 posted the footage of the supposed photo - the
source of which was not verified - just days ago.

He said: "This is from a moon photograph, a reflection from one of the
astronaut's face visor, so I thought it looked a bit strange, so I took a
picture of it using my software.

"What we appear to have here is a figure of a human, not wearing a space
suit, circa early 70s. An Apollo 17 photograph.

"It looks like a man. Back in the early 70s. Long hair. Wearing some sort
of waistcoat type thing.

"And a shadow of that figure, presumably," he said, focusing on a dark
area in front of the supposed man.

He added: "There was a lot of debate over whether these photographs were
faked. There's been a lot of debate, certainly this week on Facebook.

"[People] say we never made it to the moon, but I think we did. But this
is starting to make me think, maybe not.

"Because, where's the guy's spacesuit?"

Users left comments below the video which showed their opinion was split
over whether the image showed a man in a waistcoat.

Adrian Lee wrote: "Someone definitely there. Looks like they're wearing
high top sneakers and a jacket with a hood."

Simone PleTon posted: "Well found Sir."

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/moon-la...nauts-11541951

On 11/18/2017 8:42 PM, David Fritz wrote:


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#FakeNews

In article
David Fritz wrote:

A shock photo appears to show a man walking around the 'moon' without a
space suit during the US's Apollo 17 mission - adding more fuel to the
conspiracy that the whole thing was faked.

America has always claimed they put the first men on Earth's satellite
planet when NASA beamed live video footage of Neil Armstrong and Buzz
Aldrin supposedly taking their first steps there 48 years ago.

Doubters have always insisted that first mission was faked so the US could
claim victory in the Space Race over Russia at the height of the Cold War.

Now fresh images have emerged that suggest that the sixth and final
mission - Apollo 17 - some three years later was also faked.

The three man NASA crew - headed by Eugene Cerman - touched down on the
moon and walked its surface, the official report said.

But a close-up analysis of one supposed image from the famous expedition
that emerged this week suggests the whole enterprise was filmed on a
Hollywood movie set.

A video that zooms in on the reflection of one of the astronaut's visors
appears to show a man standing around in a "waistcoat", according to a
YouTuber user who posted the footage.

He suggests the figure, which he says is a man with long hair that fits in
with the style for men in 70s when Apollo 17 supposedly landed on the moon
on December 7, 1972.

Conspiracy theorists are likely to seize on the video as proof that NASA's
Apollo 17 was staged on a film set.

The US was under massive pressure to prove they could pip Russia to the
post in its number of missions to the moon in the Cold War.

And their desperation to beat them has fuelled suspicions for nearly five
decades that all their missions were faked.

YouTube user Streetcap1 posted the footage of the supposed photo - the
source of which was not verified - just days ago.

He said: "This is from a moon photograph, a reflection from one of the
astronaut's face visor, so I thought it looked a bit strange, so I took a
picture of it using my software.

"What we appear to have here is a figure of a human, not wearing a space
suit, circa early 70s. An Apollo 17 photograph.

"It looks like a man. Back in the early 70s. Long hair. Wearing some sort
of waistcoat type thing.

"And a shadow of that figure, presumably," he said, focusing on a dark
area in front of the supposed man.

He added: "There was a lot of debate over whether these photographs were
faked. There's been a lot of debate, certainly this week on Facebook.

"[People] say we never made it to the moon, but I think we did. But this
is starting to make me think, maybe not.

"Because, where's the guy's spacesuit?"

Users left comments below the video which showed their opinion was split
over whether the image showed a man in a waistcoat.

Adrian Lee wrote: "Someone definitely there. Looks like they're wearing
high top sneakers and a jacket with a hood."

Simone PleTon posted: "Well found Sir."

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/moon-la...nauts-11541951

We've been saying it was faked for years. All it took was some
democrat whores attacking Roy Moore to get the turds to float to
the top?

Well worth it for the truth to come out.

On 19/11/2017 12:42 @wiz, David Fritz wrote:
A shock photo appears to show a man walking around the 'moon' without a
space suit during the US's Apollo 17 mission - adding more fuel to the
conspiracy that the whole thing was faked.

It's 2017, this whole pile of crap has been proven as #FakeNews for over
a decade...


http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/moon-la...nauts-11541951


Yeahyeah, now kindly F... OFF!

This twit is going to need a permit to haul that much manure.

It is so obviously a reflection of the other astronaut - in his
spacesuit, somewhat distorted by the curved helmet glass - that to
believe anything else would require a Roto-Rooter lobotomy.

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In article
PeterN wrote:

On 11/18/2017 8:42 PM, David Fritz wrote:


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What list?

Trimming this reply to only sci.space.history

No kidding. The original poster spammed:

sci.space.history, rec.photo.digital, sac.politics,
alt.politics.democrats, and rec.crafts.metalworking

Every single apollo lunar hoax theory has been disproven.

Besides, there is ample evidence from many different sources and
countries that confirm that the missions did take place. They were
monitored and tracked by amateurs, scientists, and foreign militaries.

The Apollo lunar missions happened. There is no doubt.

Jeff
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David Fritz wrote:
A shock photo appears to show a man walking around the 'moon' without a
space suit during the US's Apollo 17 mission - adding more fuel to the
conspiracy that the whole thing was faked.

America has always claimed they put the first men on Earth's satellite
planet when NASA beamed live video footage of Neil Armstrong and Buzz
Aldrin supposedly taking their first steps there 48 years ago.

Doubters have always insisted that first mission was faked so the US could
claim victory in the Space Race over Russia at the height of the Cold War.

Now fresh images have emerged that suggest that the sixth and final
mission - Apollo 17 - some three years later was also faked.

The three man NASA crew - headed by Eugene Cerman - touched down on the
moon and walked its surface, the official report said.

But a close-up analysis of one supposed image from the famous expedition
that emerged this week suggests the whole enterprise was filmed on a
Hollywood movie set.

A video that zooms in on the reflection of one of the astronaut's visors
appears to show a man standing around in a "waistcoat", according to a
YouTuber user who posted the footage.


NASA used slow scan video for the Moon missions. It was scan
converted for broadcast, but it was low resolution. There is no way for
anyone to remove the artifacts from the low quality without introducing
others.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_TV_camera

"Michael A Terrell" wrote in message
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David Fritz wrote:
A shock photo appears to show a man walking around the 'moon'
without a
space suit during the US's Apollo 17 mission - adding more fuel to
the
conspiracy that the whole thing was faked.

America has always claimed they put the first men on Earth's
satellite
planet when NASA beamed live video footage of Neil Armstrong and
Buzz
Aldrin supposedly taking their first steps there 48 years ago.

Doubters have always insisted that first mission was faked so the
US could
claim victory in the Space Race over Russia at the height of the
Cold War.

Now fresh images have emerged that suggest that the sixth and final
mission - Apollo 17 - some three years later was also faked.

The three man NASA crew - headed by Eugene Cerman - touched down on
the
moon and walked its surface, the official report said.

But a close-up analysis of one supposed image from the famous
expedition
that emerged this week suggests the whole enterprise was filmed on
a
Hollywood movie set.

A video that zooms in on the reflection of one of the astronaut's
visors
appears to show a man standing around in a "waistcoat", according
to a
YouTuber user who posted the footage.


NASA used slow scan video for the Moon missions. It was scan
converted for broadcast, but it was low resolution. There is no way
for anyone to remove the artifacts from the low quality without
introducing others.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_TV_camera

https://phys.org/news/2009-09-indian...scientist.html
"India's first lunar mission has captured images of the landing site
of the Apollo 15 craft, debunking theories that the US mission was a
hoax, the country's state-run space agency said Wednesday."

"Our images also show tracks left behind by the lunar rovers which
were used by the astronauts."

"US, Japanese and Russian scientists have previously found evidence of
Apollo 15's landing site by studying photographs."

The real hoax is misrepresenting pre-flight training footage.