Unpopular take on the moon landing 'proof' videos

Saw a new 4K remaster of the moon walk footage last night. Every shadow and light angle still lines up perfect with one light source. Why do people keep pushing the studio theory when basic physics checks out?

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jade_hernandez1mo ago

Wow, do we really have to take this stuff so seriously? I mean yeah, the shadows line up and the math works, but it's just old space footage at the end of the day. If someone wants to believe it was filmed on a soundstage in Arizona, let them have their fun. It's not like the moon landing is gonna change whether you think it's real or not. Some people just like a good mystery, you know?

margaretk891mo ago

I mean, that whole "basic physics checks out" thing is exactly what gets me. People see a video and decide it's fake because they want it to be fake, not because the evidence is actually shaky. Like, I remember watching a documentary about the Apollo missions with my uncle who worked at NASA back in the 70s, and he just laughed when someone brought up the whole "shadows are wrong" thing. He said the lighting tests they did in the 60s were way more thorough than anything people online give them credit for. Idk, maybe it's just me but I'd rather trust the math than some random YouTube guy with a conspiracy theory.