To me it's the fact it looks unimpressive tells me it's real. If it was fake they'd be trying to make it look cinematic and visually impressive, like a movie. It's fiction that displays things as way more impressive than they actually are, like fight scenes and car chases, etc. (they look depressingly disappointing in real life). But because it's so basic, just landing and walking around on the moon, you know it's real.
This was in the 60s. They didnt have the cinematic thing down yet. If you go watch the scifi movies from back then they look just as cheesy. Go look at some of the episodes of the twilight zone and you'll see the same stuff.
You can tell they're on cables. The scene where the astronaut falls down on the moon and then jumps up. Its soooo bad dude. Not even just alittle bad its 100% unbelievable to me. No way that footage is real.
Most adults don't watch it very often. It's funny, I actually got to talking to somebody like 2am in the train station who worked at a hospital nearby about this. He said he actually believes the space station is fake, just because anything hes seen of it looks really fake, but he absolutely believes the moon landings were real because he remembers watching them with his parents on TV as a kid and he just cant believe that it was a lie cause it was so amazing at 8 years old. Most people outside school science classes don't really watch any space stuff anyway, most grown adults that do consider themselves very smart and would never even entertain the idea that they were being fooled.
The moon landing videos are comical. If you took scenes from 1960's B movies and moon landing clips and mixed them all together nobody would be able to tell the difference.
Yeah my dad is the same way he says he lived through it and he knows in his heart it happened. But after a debate about it i begged him to watch some of the footage. 30 seconds in he laughed and told me it did indeed look very fake. He's not the conspiracy type at all. I didnt get an admission from him but him saying it looked fake was damning coming from him. He's like pro Vietnam and pro Iraq war guy.
People don't want to admit it. It's actually painful to people who were kids at that time, like a little bit of santa claus that they were holding onto just dies.
Everyone can believe what they like. Just gotta ask, since we can all agree apollo is fake, what would you consider to be the first real NASA space mission? Like if you believe any of it was ever real, what's the first one that's credible enough to be considered real?
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Your argument would persuade me but its not like the moon landing footage just looks a little fake. It looks so unbelievably fake its comical.
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To me it's the fact it looks unimpressive tells me it's real. If it was fake they'd be trying to make it look cinematic and visually impressive, like a movie. It's fiction that displays things as way more impressive than they actually are, like fight scenes and car chases, etc. (they look depressingly disappointing in real life). But because it's so basic, just landing and walking around on the moon, you know it's real.
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This was in the 60s. They didnt have the cinematic thing down yet. If you go watch the scifi movies from back then they look just as cheesy. Go look at some of the episodes of the twilight zone and you'll see the same stuff.
You can tell they're on cables. The scene where the astronaut falls down on the moon and then jumps up. Its soooo bad dude. Not even just alittle bad its 100% unbelievable to me. No way that footage is real.
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They had a budget far beyond what any film/tv studio had back then, they could've easily set a new level in cinematic quality with that money.
They actually cancelled the original "Lost in space" series because it was too expensive to go to space to film it
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I sort of believe people that argue that its real have not went back and watched the footage in a while.
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Most adults don't watch it very often. It's funny, I actually got to talking to somebody like 2am in the train station who worked at a hospital nearby about this. He said he actually believes the space station is fake, just because anything hes seen of it looks really fake, but he absolutely believes the moon landings were real because he remembers watching them with his parents on TV as a kid and he just cant believe that it was a lie cause it was so amazing at 8 years old. Most people outside school science classes don't really watch any space stuff anyway, most grown adults that do consider themselves very smart and would never even entertain the idea that they were being fooled.
The moon landing videos are comical. If you took scenes from 1960's B movies and moon landing clips and mixed them all together nobody would be able to tell the difference.
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Yeah my dad is the same way he says he lived through it and he knows in his heart it happened. But after a debate about it i begged him to watch some of the footage. 30 seconds in he laughed and told me it did indeed look very fake. He's not the conspiracy type at all. I didnt get an admission from him but him saying it looked fake was damning coming from him. He's like pro Vietnam and pro Iraq war guy.
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People don't want to admit it. It's actually painful to people who were kids at that time, like a little bit of santa claus that they were holding onto just dies.
Everyone can believe what they like. Just gotta ask, since we can all agree apollo is fake, what would you consider to be the first real NASA space mission? Like if you believe any of it was ever real, what's the first one that's credible enough to be considered real?