Moon Landing Doubts and Inconsistencies

They say we walked on the Moon in 1969, but the evidence tells a different story.

The shadows in those photos angle in multiple directions when they should be parallel under

one light source. The flag waves despite no atmosphere. Radiation levels in the Van Allen

belts should have been lethal with their technology. The camera crosshairs appear behind objects

in some frames, suggesting compositing. Temperature swings of 500 degrees would have destroyed film.

No blast crater under the lunar module. And conveniently, NASA claims they

lost the original footage. When you examine the physics and photography,

inconsistencies emerge that deserve scientific scrutiny, not blind acceptance.