Moon Landing

On the 20th July, 1969, NASA claims to have landed a man on the moon with the Apollo 11 mission, serving as a victory in the space race and the cold war with Soviet Russia. They then claim to have repeated this five more times. This claim has been controversial among many people, regardless of beliefs about the shape of the Earth.

Criticism
The lunar module itself appears more like a propaganda piece in shining gold than a practical piece of equipment. Andrew Chaiken, a scientific journalist, reports in 'A Man on the Moon' "Once, a workman accidentally dropped a screwdriver inside the cabin and it went through the floor."

The distance to the moon is said to be 1.2 light seconds, so for the astronauts to respond to any communication, there should be a 1.2 second delay in them receiving it, and then another 1.2 second delay for the response to be received. In recordings of the event, this is absent. This would be impossible were they truly so far away.

Images of the famous footprint on the moon, and indeed many other views of the lunar surface, do not match the boots worn by the Apollo astronauts.

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