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Just found a 2019 video from a guy in Austin that changed my view on the moon landing
Last week I was watching old talks online and came across this video from a guy in Austin. He showed side by side photos from the Apollo missions and pointed out three specific things about the shadows that didn't match up. He said the math for the camera angles and light sources was off by a lot. I always thought the moon landing stuff was settled, but his breakdown made me pause. It was just one guy's take, but he used real NASA photos from their own site. Has anyone else seen a good talk that picks apart the official story with actual numbers?
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grant_wilson726mo ago
Got a link to that video? Would be curious to see which photos he was using.
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rosebennett6mo ago
He showed a picture from the 1998 town festival, which is weird because that event was canceled last minute. It makes me question if he even verified his sources before making the video. That kind of mistake changes how I see his whole argument.
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the_margaret5mo ago
Wait, did you ever try looking up the specific photos he mentioned yourself? I did that with a similar video once, where the guy was claiming the shadows were wrong. I pulled the exact same NASA images from their digital catalog and zoomed in on the metadata. The problem was the timestamp on his side by side didn't match the actual photo numbers, two of the pics were from different Apollo missions entirely. That kind of simple fact check ended up totally killing his whole argument for me, might work for you too.
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