Hey man, hope life’s treating you well and being kind to you.
Putting the topic aside for a moment — can I ask you honestly:
Do you truly still believe we went to the moon, considering the overwhelming evidence today that points to it being one of the biggest deceptions in modern history?
Here are just a few things I’d love to hear your thoughts on:
NASA itself has admitted (in recent interviews) that they still “can’t get past the Van Allen radiation belts” — yet we’re told they flew through them multiple times in the 1960s and 70s using technology no more advanced than a pocket calculator?
In 2015, NASA engineer Kelly Smith clearly said:
“We must solve these challenges before we send people through this region of space.”
If we went there and back half a dozen times decades ago, why is it a challenge today?
No stars are visible in any of the moon landing photos or videos — even though there’s no atmosphere on the moon to obstruct the stars.
NASA claims the camera settings couldn’t pick them up… but many believe the real reason stars were omitted was because including them would expose the lie.
Why? Because the constellations and positions of stars wouldn’t match what astrologers and astronomers could verify — and it would instantly unravel the whole story.
The lunar lander looked like it was built from aluminium foil, cardboard, and curtain rods. No heat shielding, no blast damage, no real structural integrity — yet we’re told it completed multiple launches, landings, and space dockings flawlessly.
There was no blast crater under the lander. Not even disturbed dust beneath the rocket nozzle — and yet Neil Armstrong’s footprint remained crisp and untouched just meters away.
NASA claims they "lost" the original footage and telemetry data — supposedly taped over. This was the greatest technological achievement in human history, and they reused the tapes?
The moon landings were used to secure a Cold War propaganda victory — yet not a single country, including modern powerhouses like China, India, or Russia, has duplicated it in over 50 years.
The supposed “live broadcast” from the moon in 1969 was received with no signal delay, despite being transmitted 384,000 km away from Earth. We still have audio and video lag in high-tech satellite calls today.
I’m not saying this to be argumentative — I just don’t think these questions can be brushed off anymore.
If someone can explain why all of this makes sense, I’m genuinely open to hearing it. But right now, the moon landing feels more like a staged event than an actual achievement — and the evidence seems to point in that direction more and more as you dig.
Let me know what you think.
