Theories In Room 237

However, moon landing photographs are the main argument for the Apollo conspiracy believers. The hundreds of photos from the moon landing have mistakes discovered on them, for example, in the pictures, the shadows are in different directions than in the correct alignment of the object reflecting a shadow. With the mistakes reveled in the photos projecting false shadows, has led the believers of the faked moon landing a conspiracy. Additionally, the photos and videos show there are no stars in the sky which is impossible and the stars not being in the sky is one of the most constant arguments accumulated with the moon landing. The cameras used on the Apollo mission were equipped with manual light filters which is similar to the human's eye pupil, and the white suits the astronauts wear must have a reflection from the sun and the moon's surface but they do not in the photos.

Were they fake maybe all these thing the the government is lying lied before The most notable claim is that the six manned landings (1969–72) were faked and that twelve Apollo astronauts did not actually walk on the Moon. this claim was made by a person name Bill Kaysing.

“Another Photograph Fueling the Moon Landing Conspiracy Theory” The Neil Armstrong Moon Landing: Hoax or Reality. April, 2011

I feel that the film was indeed historically accurate. First of all, the ship was really called Apollo 13, as it was in the movie as well. They also had all of the correct dates and times that the ship launched and landed. The film did a really good job of giving some of the correct details about what happened on the ship and what the four men were feeling while they were in space. It made you think about the situation that they were in and what must have been going on in their head at the time. I can’t imagine that anything about the historical events were incorrect. It was a movie though, so there were some parts that I’m sure never happened in real life, but were put in the film to make it more enjoyable for the viewers.

Many accomplishments throughout the years, in the United States have formed our country to a nationalist society. On July 20th, 1969, the Mission Control Center in Houston, Texas received the call, “Houston”, which confirmed the landing of these three astronauts on the moon. Recently though, many discussions of the Apollo 11 mission have astonished thoughts of many Americans. Conspiracy theorists are looking at the Moon Landing as a hoax and one big set up that Americans were fooled into believing actually happened. In 1974, Bill Kasying wrote a book entitled We Never Went to the Moon:

Stanley Kubrick, the supposed director of the hoax, came out to a newspaper and conceded to directing the moon landing. Kubrick was interviewed four days before his death by T. Patrick Murray. Kubrick explains that the government wanted to fulfill “Kennedy’s prophecy”. Kubrick even verified that he had assisted in the making of Apollo 11 and Apollo 12. NASA attempts to push the conspiracy out of the way by saying there was an actor being Stanley in the interview.(Jon Austin)

‘Different places’ on the moon, or was it really the same movie set on Earth. Speaking of movie sets, when setting up props, people normally mark the prop with a number or letter, so they know where it goes. In a picture taken on the moon, there is a rock where you can obviously see the letter C written on it. Logically speaking, a rock cannot possibly have a letter on it without it being carved in by a human, or the rock is simply fake. So, the moon landing - more like a movie set.

The Apollo 11 mission is a well-known milestone for the development of technology. However, a group of people in society believe that the moon landing wasn’t real. These individuals insist that the mission was a conspiracy to win the Cold War. Their claims are mainly based on three elements in the mission’s photographs: the moving flag, the multiple sources of light, and the lack of stars.

The Apollo 11 mission of 1969 marks the biggest leap in technological advancements for humanity. Neil Armstrong is seen taking the first steps on the moon forever making his mark in humanity. However, theories surrounding the moon landing have come to light. Conspiracy theorists say NASA, the National Aeronautics Space Administration, have faked the Apollo 11 moon landing. Yet, present evidence can support the authenticity of the moon landing. Evidence such as photos, rock samples, technology, and computer monitoring support the moon landing. The moon landing of 1969 did happen.

The Moon Landing Was A Hoax The Apollo landings were faked by NASA and no astronauts have ever walked on the moon. The landings were faked in a bid to win the Space Race against the Soviet Union, or to ensure NASA´S continued funding. The moon landing was a $30 Billion hoax filmed on a movie set in area 51.

Ben Hall at the close of 1864, had returned to the district that he knew so well and caught up with old friends and news of the goings-on in his old stomping ground and visited Thomas Higgins proprietor of the 'Dog and Duck' hotel on the outskirts of Forbes and who years before when Hall was a boy attended to Hall's severely broken leg and a man respected by Hall, after Hall's visit the three bushrangers arrive at The Newell's hotel at Bandon and without fear of police capture relax and stay the night. The Newell's were close friends of Ben Hall as Agnes Newell was the sister of Ben Hall's great chum Daniel Charters, here Hall may have appraised news of his good friend who by this time was believed to be under police protection at Sydney. Below

It wasn 't until I really sat down and thought about it that I realized the moon landing was questionable. As a kid I always thought it would be amazing to be an astronaut so the thought that maybe there is no real astronauts at all had me concerned. On July 20th 1969, the Apollo 11 with astronaut Neil Armstrong and his crew, guided by thousands of NASA technicians, supposedly landed in the surface of the moon. This landing at its time was considered the most amazing technological advancement in the history of mankind. The moon landing is something that everyone knows about but as it turns out about 20% americans and 50% or Ukrainians don 't believe the moon landing really happened, here 's why.

First, according to ozy.com, a personal explanation from a camera man explains how he shot the “fake” moon landing six months before it debuted.

Walking into the building I couldn?t help but feel fear. I had this strange feeling that something was going to pop out and scare me, almost like a haunted house. The setting was very mysterious and creepy I didn?t know what to expect next. And as a horror film enthusiast my mind couldn?t help but create scenarios in my head. The way the exhibit was set up was like a maze, which made it feel intriguing and never ending.

The film Apollo 13 begins with a party scene in the house of the main character, Jim Lovell. Lovell, his family, his crew, Fred Haise and Ken Mattingly, and other NASA colleagues gathered to watch the Apollo 11 moon landing (1995). Lovell was scheduled to be on Apollo 14, and in October of 1969 while giving a tour of NASA’s vehicle assembly building, his boss Deke Slayton informed him that he was moved up to Apollo 13 (Film). One of the crew members in Apollo 13 had gotten an ear infection and was unable to go on the mission. The film jumped to three months before the launch, the crew has been practicing the mission and they had been quite successful.