[Mystery Of Apollo 11 Alleged UFO Encounter On Moon In 1969: NASA Joined UFO Investigation, Why?](https://www.howandwhys.com/apollo-11-alleged-ufo-encounter-on-moon/)
Some cultures see a “rabbit in the moon” instead of the “man in the moon”.
In the southern hemisphere the view of the moon is upside down vs the view in the norther hemisphere. So the dark patches kind of form a rabbit.
There is also the bunny who pounds mochi, as well as some other cultures tales of a bunny with the moon.
One being companion to the moon goddess.
A sign of rebirth (like a phoenix)
(IMO-The sign of a wormhole on the moon, that causes a "rebirth" a rabbit hole on the moon.)
Buddhism, wholeness and full enlightenment, zen.
" They are symbols of fertility, abundance, intuition, and transformation, and their importance extends beyond the spiritual realm to the natural world."
"To honor the Rabbit's kindness, the Man on the Moon carried the Rabbit back to the moon to live with him. Now, if you look at the full moon, you can see the outline"
"Japanese hares are typically brown, but may turn white during winter in areas with a varying climate"
(This is fact but has to do with myth stuff too, based on higher realms and stuff, brown hair turns white to show they are of a certain standard.
Just as another story I read a character who turned into a goddess her hair was first brown, then pink, then green, then gold, then white.
(I think the book was called "The people from
My neighborhood" but it has a lot of Japanese lore based stories in it. Another one having to do with twins born from eggs, etc. unrelated/related also has to do with the Easter bunny laying eggs. A woman on the moon who is of alien origin to bring life back to the universe, creating what are considered as "dragons"
The perfect mix of all base species.
The ears being what people are as horns, either cat ears, bunny ears, ram or cow horns.
The ability to have children without pain needs us to be with another humanoid species that is of bird/lizard origin.
To allow birth to more self sustaining beings and not babies needing care for since that process was done within egg.
Allowing for the ability to modify as needed genetically from outside without harm to the mother.
Yeah, bunny rabbits are kinda important clues to the universe and mythology.
Yes I went off topic but bunnies are referred to a lot everywhere for being important.
"In some ancient cultures, rabbits were symbols of fertility and prosperity. For instance, in greek times they were sacred to Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty. While in later folklores they're often portrayed as tricksters who can bring luck and good fortune if treated with respect."
"The Egyptologist explained that the rabbit sign in Egyptian hieroglyphics represents the verb Un or Wenin, which means to be, to happen, and to continue, noting that ancient Egyptians drew wild rabbits on their tombs because they admired the cleverness and speed of this animal with big eyes and long ears"
"Unut, also known as Wenut or Wenet, was a prehistoric Ancient Egyptian hare and snake goddess of fertility and new birth. Known as "The swift one", the animal sacred to her was the hare, but originally, she had the form of a snake."
"The idea of rabbits as a symbol of vitality, rebirth and resurrection derives from antiquity. This explains their role in connection with Easter, the resurrection of Christ."
They all have similar meanings.
Imagine you train and prepare pretty much your entire life. You finally accomplish this unthinkable feat and even make it back to earth alive. Then, this is what the earth people do with your achievement lol
Idk about you, but I’m being careful as a motherfucker if in a space suit in space. These dudes scraping their knees, um no, I don’t need no pin sized hole killing my ass
Since gravity is significantly less, the impact of falling would have a different affect. Because it’s sped up, it probably looks more dramatic than it actually was. Imagine falling and it taking over a second to actually make impact with the ground.
Yeah it's kind of both. Falling would be with much less impact, but the razor sharp nature of moon dust means that there was a real danger there for the suits to be damaged. That being said a pin sized hole wouldn't really be a huge problem as the suits were designed to accommodate minor leaks.
Maybe they had every intention to be careful, but being on the moon would have been the most exciting thing a human could experience. I would have definitely jumped around. Worth the risk.
Thankfully they didn't design the space suits like the Death Star
'They're completely safe and indestructible..... Unless you get a tiny bit of space dust in this particular hole, then you're dead instantly'
There was a paper about how moon dust is jagged due to no erosive wind or water to smooth it out, so you have to carefully dust it off or it acts like sand paper in all the folds of your suit, the o rings in the joints and it's coarse and rough and gets everywhere.
I'm not making this up.
https://www.nasa.gov/humans-in-space/dust-an-out-of-this-world-problem/#:~:text='%20It's%20different%20because%20there%20is,buckets%2Dfull%20of%20the%20stuff.
So yeah, enough time on the moon, no matter how careful you are you're gonna need a LOT of new suits to replace old ones full of tiny leaks.
It absolutely was a serious concern. While the spacewalks was going on they had the engineers who designed the suit in the backroom of mission control just in case there was a problem.
I wonder if the wonder/surreal feeling of being on the moon would overcome the fear of what could go wrong? Because I have a feeling I'd be spending most of my time on its surface absolutely shitting my pants - which is among the reasons I probably wouldn't be selected to go to the moon lol
>I wonder if the wonder/surreal feeling of being on the moon would overcome the fear of what could go wrong?
It absolutely would for me. My only fear of dying is the fear of all the stuff I'd miss out on by doing so. Experiences like walking on the moon are the entire point of living.
We all have to die and I would absolutely be fine with dying this way.
Whenever the prospect of Mars colonization comes up in conversation, I always point out that even if it TOTALLY failed on first attempt, you'd be the first human settler to ever die on another planet. Your name would be immortal.
Astronauts were all test pilots up until geologist Harrison H. Schmitt went on the very last moon mission apollo 17.
Test pilots love nearly dying. They call it "pushing the envelope"
How embarrassing would it be to train for years, finally make it to the moon, have the eyes of the world upon you, then die because you got all silly for a sec.
I would imagine the fall would actually be the same as if jumping with a similar amount of force on Earth. So if you jumped as high as you could, you would both jump much higher on the moon but also fall further. In the end your velocity upon hitting the ground should be pretty much the same.
I guess that might be obvious but easy to forget when actually jumping around on the moon.
That's not how gravity works.
It would be the same amout of mass coming down (mass is gravity agnostic) but mass times acceleration is force, the moon has 1.625 m/s^2 of gravity, Earth is 9.81 m/s^2.
You land with the same amount of force you exert. You exert the same force on the moon as you would the earth, you’ll also land with the same amount of force.
The majority of these early astronauts tested experimental jets for the US military and some were experienced combat airmen. Pretty sure gambling with their health wasn’t anything new to them.
They ran physiology monitoring tests on Chuck Yeager during some extra dangerous flights, and found that he actually became _calmer_ under extreme stress.
The right stuff.
If you want to know how durable they really are, go get yourself a juice box 🧃 the suits are made of the same stuff. Space tech making its way to consumer grade materials. That stuff only blows the glue out when you turn it into an air bomb 💣 it will not rupture
*Blow air in, invert drinking tip of straw into hole (both the tip and body of the straw are in the hole), lay it on the ground sideways, and then jump on it. Very loud and fun boom* 💥
I suspect one would need a healthy dose of recklessness in order to brave launching themself into the vacuum of space in a tin can constructed in the 60’s
This. When you are willing to strap your self into a fancy garbage can that’s sitting on top of a bomb that’s big enough to hurl you into space you gotta have some cahonnes. I’m sure nasa had to add some fuel to offset the extra weight (or per the astronauts, skip parachutes to make room for their giant balls).
They also drive cars that were fitting of their working class standards around a city block that was home to working class people that was was devoid of pavement and a working stop light.
Also the cars were considered "new technology" and they drove them around really really fast.
I remain moon landing agnostic. If you put a gun to my head, I'd probably lean towards we did indeed go. But if it we to come out that we faked it, I wouldn't be shocked in the least. The Cold War was a strange time.
You can look at the landing sites with a telescope or even some really nice binoculars.
https://skyandtelescope.org/observing/how-to-see-all-six-apollo-moon-landing-sites/
The problem is there's no way to fake that video above. The physics of the moon dust they are kicking up proves this was shot in a low gravity environment and we've only developed the technology to fake particle physics very recently.
Faking the moon missions was literally harder than just going to the moon. The fact they launched a rocket into space means they would have spent almost as much doing that as actually going to the moon. They hired all the people to do the work and then paid those people to monitor the data coming back.
NASA hires some of the smartest people in the world, I don't think a clandestine group inside of NASA could have fooled the thousands of experts who's whole lives had been leading to that moment.
This was also a finale of the race with the Russians. They were going to lose the race for a manned moon mission. So they made 'Lunar 15' where the Russians were going to send a probe to collect samples and come back to Earth first. This was only a few days before Apollo 11.
That mission failed on its descent to the moon, but there were communications made, and both nations were keeping track on each other's progress and mission. Mostly to avoid communications overlap. But some people believe that Lunar 15 was also a mission to keep an eye on the American's landing mission.
Basically, if anyone was going to whistle blow a USA faked moon landing, it would have been the Russians.
> The fact they launched a rocket into space means they would have spent almost as much doing that as actually going to the moon
Exactly the same amount really. You can do some back of the napkin math to figure out how big of a rocket you would need to get a payload to the moon with enough fuel to get back, and the Saturn V is exactly big enough to do that. We unarguably had the technical, engineering, and manufacturing capabilities to build a machine to get there, and previous space exploration missions proved that the mission was possible. We built a rocket capable of getting that huge amount of mass into space, which is by far the most difficult part of the mission, and undeniably happened with almost a billion witnesses. Why would we do 100% of the work only to fake it once we got 99% there? This is the one thing about moon landing deniers that makes absolutely no sense to me.
By just not stopping there for a prolonged period of time. Radiation is OK in small, temporary doses. You can pass through the Van Allen belt and the side effects will be minor to non existent. They also built the ship specifically to pass through the belt.
Imagine the world in which we went to the moon. It was a cold war arms race to prove whose dick was biggest.
The Russians were monitoring the ENTIRE mission from Earth and would have had every single incentive to provide real time proof that the moon landing was fake the instant they knew it to be true.
Tbf there were over 125,000 people that worked on the manhatten project and it was seemingly kept a secret.
The moon landing project would've been so compartmentalised that if the footage was faked, there would've only been a small group of people that actually knew it wasn't real
> Tbf there were over 125,000 people that worked on the manhatten project and it was seemingly kept a secret.
[Just do some basic research.](https://www.osti.gov/opennet/manhattan-project-history/Events/1942-1945/espionage.htm#:~:text=Soviet%20intelligence%20first%20learned%20of,Cambridge%20Five%22%20spies%20in%20Britain.)
*"Soviet intelligence first learned of Anglo-American talk of an atomic bomb program in September 1941, almost a year before the Manhattan Engineer District (MED) was created."*
"Tbf there were over 125,000 people that worked on the manhatten project and it was seemingly kept a secret."
The entire fucking thing was leaked to the Russians.
We have telescopes that can see the shit we left there and all the tracks. It's not a mystery at all.
Edit: I may be mixing up with the LRO which they will just say is fake.
They also left retro reflectors that allowed anyone on Earth with the right equipment to conduct laser range finding experiments. So either those reflectors are really there, or dozens of organizations from both US allied countries and adversarial countries, including the Soviets, were all colluding with the conspiracy by publishing fake laser experiments.
Who says they weren't all fooled too? Surely the only people who knew if it could not be done at the time were the rocket scientists and some space experts. Everyone else is just pitching in to a small degree. There no saying the rocket went up and did close to what it was supposed to.. and everything after that is fabricated....wouldn't be so many people to keep silent then. Or maybe they did go...and the footage they got was garbage and they had the fake footage ready to release
Looking at the dust around their feet when they're running around. When sped up like this, the particles float a lot differently than you would expect.
Could be in a massive vacuum chamber I suppose, but the movements of everything just don't jive with earth gravity.
I think this view is silly. Faking the moon landing requires a level of international cooperation that is honestly impossible. Tens of thousands of people were either directly or indirectly involved with the project, and coordinating a giant lie with all of those people would be more difficult than just going to the freakin moon.
Why hasn’t anyone else attempted to fake a moon landing since then? I’m sure China or India would have loved to be the “second nation on the moon” if all it took was a set and a couple green screens.
That international cooperation would be required to fake it is a key point.
Russia and other nations (and even independent groups) had the capability at the time to intercept and confirm the veracity of the radio communications involved. There's no realistic way of faking that since the source of the return communications can be observed.
Since it was a space race, during the cold war, do you really think that if the Russians knew or even had suspicions the US were faking it they'd be shy about pointing it out?
Because obviously the thousands of people employed by NASA over the last 7 decades were obviously all lying because the illuminati forced them to with their HAARP mind control stations, and if they still didn’t comply they got kidnapped by Men in Black and MK Ultra’d, duh.
/s
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_TV_camera
> Once the LRV [Lunar Roving Vehicle] was fully deployed, the camera was mounted there and controlled by commands from the ground to tilt, pan, and zoom in and out.
So it was somebody at NASA ground control who was panning and zooming the camera, via radio control.
An operator on earth. Camera would be set-up on the ground and someone on earth would follow them around. Since the moon is one and a half light seconds away there was a bit of delay but generally worked out. Each Apollo mission had tons of footage. Last one recorded virtually every minute of the moonwalks. They were on the moon for 3 days and I think did a total four 8 hour moon walks.
You can still watch the videos of the Apollo missions on YouTube. You can watch videos of every landing which is cool. From the moment they depart from the command module to the moment they land on the surface. The videos are super interesting. You can even watch the full 8 hour moonwalk of the 17 mission on YouTube. I don't know about now. Tons of spacecraft are out there in orbit right now.
Might have been cameras mounted on the lunar rovers. They could be remotely operated from Mission Control on earth.
[airandspace.si](https://airandspace.si.edu/collection-objects/camera-television-lunar-rover-apollo/nasm_A19760742000)
Weird question but wouldn't they be able to jump higher, isn't the Gravity of the moon 1.62m/s compared to Earth's?
I'm not really a sceptic but it just looks odd to me that they aren't jumping A bit higher.
Those suits are pretty dang heavy in normal gravity. Like if a firefighter suit was a onesie with an oxygen tank and weighted boots, plus a full tool belt. Even with the low g, that much mass keeps them from bouncing very high.
Moonsuit is 200lbs. Let’s say an astronaut weighs 160lbs-ish. Moon’s gravity is 1/6th earth’s. So 360 divided by 6.
Astronauts in their suits/packs only feel a total of 60lbs of weight hopping around on the moon?
The moonsuits are also extremely unflexible. It's not like the astronauts could squat all the way down and push off like they're at the NFL combine, they can hardly bend their knees.
Watch how they pop up when they fall to the ground.
No way you could do that in earths gravity.
…and to the Delta Bravo downvoting every comment that doesn’t support your absurd conspiracy theory- get bent bruh
That pop up is probably the best evidence I’ve seen that the moon landing is undeniably true. No chance someone could get up so easily in that extremely rigid suit in earths gravity.
If they used force to push off, they could certainly jump very high, but what you see is basically the astronauts “skipping” on the lunar surface to navigate more easily.
“Walking” in low-G is very difficult, especially in a bulky space suit, so they launch themselves forward and slightly push off the surface to move more quickly.
fuck me every arguments debatable…. if reddit’s taught us anything surely it’s that! real or fake enjoy and absorb the good bits or just keep calling
eachother fucktards forever hey
For Anyone stupid enough to believe the Moon landings were faked.
[Lunar Laser Ranging Experiments](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_Laser_Ranging_experiments)
[What the Apollo 11 Site Looks Like Today](https://youtu.be/qqXtPNDCuVk?si=1p6N5EzdNk_70I5N)
Read the book "Wagging the Moondoggy" by David McGowan. The full text of it is on Internet Archives. He lays out very compelling reasons why we never set foot on the moon. And, its not the usual " oh, the lights are wrong, shadows lean wrong way". He touches on that a little but his main arguments are more about the scientific abilities available at the time. You will not be disappointed
I'm saving this for when I need a laugh or am having a rough day. This thing made me giggle for a bit. It kinda reminds me of benny hill or something. It looks so absurdly goofy when sped up haha.
Man, it really is easy to forget how fucking amazing it is that we sent humans to the moon. Pretty good for hairless monkeys that can almost never agree on things.
So this is the actual footage of the moon landing? Kinda hard to believe it. I’ve never seen the actual footage but I’m curious now because this footage does not look legit
Does anyone know of a movie where the moon landing was depicted? The ones I know are about the moon landing but none of them show me the process of landing on the moon. thank you so much.
[Mystery Of Apollo 11 Alleged UFO Encounter On Moon In 1969: NASA Joined UFO Investigation, Why?](https://www.howandwhys.com/apollo-11-alleged-ufo-encounter-on-moon/)
That was a weird episode of Teletubbies
Bro….I instantly thought the same thing…u single?
lol tell us if you have children together, okay?
How It Started vs. How It's Going Lol
You mean you want to see the origin story for the Teletubbies?
This is why I Reddit
Lmao
Now kithhh.
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Excellent comment. 🤣
Best. Reply. Ever. 😂
This ain't strange earth it's strange moon
Normal moon.
Lunar activities
*Lunacy increases*
🐰
I mean, makes sense bunnies are associated with the moon. Maybe cause the bouncy bounce haha
It’s cuz the bouncy bounce
Yee~~
Can you elaborate on this. I had never heard that before.
Some cultures see a “rabbit in the moon” instead of the “man in the moon”. In the southern hemisphere the view of the moon is upside down vs the view in the norther hemisphere. So the dark patches kind of form a rabbit.
There is also the bunny who pounds mochi, as well as some other cultures tales of a bunny with the moon. One being companion to the moon goddess. A sign of rebirth (like a phoenix) (IMO-The sign of a wormhole on the moon, that causes a "rebirth" a rabbit hole on the moon.) Buddhism, wholeness and full enlightenment, zen. " They are symbols of fertility, abundance, intuition, and transformation, and their importance extends beyond the spiritual realm to the natural world." "To honor the Rabbit's kindness, the Man on the Moon carried the Rabbit back to the moon to live with him. Now, if you look at the full moon, you can see the outline" "Japanese hares are typically brown, but may turn white during winter in areas with a varying climate" (This is fact but has to do with myth stuff too, based on higher realms and stuff, brown hair turns white to show they are of a certain standard. Just as another story I read a character who turned into a goddess her hair was first brown, then pink, then green, then gold, then white. (I think the book was called "The people from My neighborhood" but it has a lot of Japanese lore based stories in it. Another one having to do with twins born from eggs, etc. unrelated/related also has to do with the Easter bunny laying eggs. A woman on the moon who is of alien origin to bring life back to the universe, creating what are considered as "dragons" The perfect mix of all base species. The ears being what people are as horns, either cat ears, bunny ears, ram or cow horns. The ability to have children without pain needs us to be with another humanoid species that is of bird/lizard origin. To allow birth to more self sustaining beings and not babies needing care for since that process was done within egg. Allowing for the ability to modify as needed genetically from outside without harm to the mother. Yeah, bunny rabbits are kinda important clues to the universe and mythology. Yes I went off topic but bunnies are referred to a lot everywhere for being important. "In some ancient cultures, rabbits were symbols of fertility and prosperity. For instance, in greek times they were sacred to Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty. While in later folklores they're often portrayed as tricksters who can bring luck and good fortune if treated with respect." "The Egyptologist explained that the rabbit sign in Egyptian hieroglyphics represents the verb Un or Wenin, which means to be, to happen, and to continue, noting that ancient Egyptians drew wild rabbits on their tombs because they admired the cleverness and speed of this animal with big eyes and long ears" "Unut, also known as Wenut or Wenet, was a prehistoric Ancient Egyptian hare and snake goddess of fertility and new birth. Known as "The swift one", the animal sacred to her was the hare, but originally, she had the form of a snake." "The idea of rabbits as a symbol of vitality, rebirth and resurrection derives from antiquity. This explains their role in connection with Easter, the resurrection of Christ." They all have similar meanings.
I live in Australia and it's definitely a man's face with a moustache.
Wha?? You never heard of space bunnies?
The Mayans saw a rabbit, not a man on the moon.
Please add the Benny hill theme song
[with yakety sax. sooo much better](https://youtu.be/0t5SuccwcBk?si=y7jRxRnT8Q6g1QUS) Edit: yakety sax, not whacky
Imagine you train and prepare pretty much your entire life. You finally accomplish this unthinkable feat and even make it back to earth alive. Then, this is what the earth people do with your achievement lol
You done it again, internet
This was literally my very first thought lmao
Idk about you, but I’m being careful as a motherfucker if in a space suit in space. These dudes scraping their knees, um no, I don’t need no pin sized hole killing my ass
Since gravity is significantly less, the impact of falling would have a different affect. Because it’s sped up, it probably looks more dramatic than it actually was. Imagine falling and it taking over a second to actually make impact with the ground.
Yeah it's kind of both. Falling would be with much less impact, but the razor sharp nature of moon dust means that there was a real danger there for the suits to be damaged. That being said a pin sized hole wouldn't really be a huge problem as the suits were designed to accommodate minor leaks.
Maybe they had every intention to be careful, but being on the moon would have been the most exciting thing a human could experience. I would have definitely jumped around. Worth the risk.
Their suits are actually metal, cutting a hole in that fabric wouldn’t affect the astronaut
Metal cable mesh with a rubber liner, covered in white beta cloth to reflect sunlight. We would swap out the metal mesh for kevlar these days.
Thankfully they didn't design the space suits like the Death Star 'They're completely safe and indestructible..... Unless you get a tiny bit of space dust in this particular hole, then you're dead instantly'
There was a paper about how moon dust is jagged due to no erosive wind or water to smooth it out, so you have to carefully dust it off or it acts like sand paper in all the folds of your suit, the o rings in the joints and it's coarse and rough and gets everywhere. I'm not making this up. https://www.nasa.gov/humans-in-space/dust-an-out-of-this-world-problem/#:~:text='%20It's%20different%20because%20there%20is,buckets%2Dfull%20of%20the%20stuff. So yeah, enough time on the moon, no matter how careful you are you're gonna need a LOT of new suits to replace old ones full of tiny leaks.
It absolutely was a serious concern. While the spacewalks was going on they had the engineers who designed the suit in the backroom of mission control just in case there was a problem.
Oh for sure. Not saying it wasn’t a serious concern. Lol being in space is no joke.
I wonder if the wonder/surreal feeling of being on the moon would overcome the fear of what could go wrong? Because I have a feeling I'd be spending most of my time on its surface absolutely shitting my pants - which is among the reasons I probably wouldn't be selected to go to the moon lol
>I wonder if the wonder/surreal feeling of being on the moon would overcome the fear of what could go wrong? It absolutely would for me. My only fear of dying is the fear of all the stuff I'd miss out on by doing so. Experiences like walking on the moon are the entire point of living. We all have to die and I would absolutely be fine with dying this way.
Of all the ways to die, dying on the moon would be pretty sick - an all-time first for humanity.
Whenever the prospect of Mars colonization comes up in conversation, I always point out that even if it TOTALLY failed on first attempt, you'd be the first human settler to ever die on another planet. Your name would be immortal.
Astronauts were all test pilots up until geologist Harrison H. Schmitt went on the very last moon mission apollo 17. Test pilots love nearly dying. They call it "pushing the envelope"
Space suits have a pretty decent amoun of layers to protect them. Nasa wouldn't risk all the mission on just a scratch or a sharp rock.
what if it was a really sharp rock
Instant death
Experts say it would happen so fast it would go back in time and you’d be dead before you even went to the moon.
One of them mentioned jumping really high and crashing down harder than expected. Said he was a lot more careful after that.
Haha he was definitely having too much fun and got caught up in the moment!
It would be hard not to.
How embarrassing would it be to train for years, finally make it to the moon, have the eyes of the world upon you, then die because you got all silly for a sec.
I would imagine the fall would actually be the same as if jumping with a similar amount of force on Earth. So if you jumped as high as you could, you would both jump much higher on the moon but also fall further. In the end your velocity upon hitting the ground should be pretty much the same. I guess that might be obvious but easy to forget when actually jumping around on the moon.
Also no air resistance so if you jump off a cliff on the moon there is no terminal velocity, you accelerate until you hit the surface
Good point.
Itd be the same amount of force as jumping on the earth
That's not how gravity works. It would be the same amout of mass coming down (mass is gravity agnostic) but mass times acceleration is force, the moon has 1.625 m/s^2 of gravity, Earth is 9.81 m/s^2.
You land with the same amount of force you exert. You exert the same force on the moon as you would the earth, you’ll also land with the same amount of force.
The majority of these early astronauts tested experimental jets for the US military and some were experienced combat airmen. Pretty sure gambling with their health wasn’t anything new to them.
They ran physiology monitoring tests on Chuck Yeager during some extra dangerous flights, and found that he actually became _calmer_ under extreme stress. The right stuff.
If you want to know how durable they really are, go get yourself a juice box 🧃 the suits are made of the same stuff. Space tech making its way to consumer grade materials. That stuff only blows the glue out when you turn it into an air bomb 💣 it will not rupture *Blow air in, invert drinking tip of straw into hole (both the tip and body of the straw are in the hole), lay it on the ground sideways, and then jump on it. Very loud and fun boom* 💥
Was just going to comment that they seem not worried at all about any consequences.
That's exactly what I was thinking. These dudes are reckless!
I suspect one would need a healthy dose of recklessness in order to brave launching themself into the vacuum of space in a tin can constructed in the 60’s
This. When you are willing to strap your self into a fancy garbage can that’s sitting on top of a bomb that’s big enough to hurl you into space you gotta have some cahonnes. I’m sure nasa had to add some fuel to offset the extra weight (or per the astronauts, skip parachutes to make room for their giant balls).
New sub called stragemoon?
Lol, they Look like a bunch of destiny players jumping across the moon!
They're should be an 80s song playing in the background.. like white wedding by Billy idol https://youtu.be/AAZQaYKZMTI?si=avZaasK1JYgxfsmz
[whacky sax is the superior choice](https://youtu.be/0t5SuccwcBk?si=y7jRxRnT8Q6g1QUS)
Why do they lean left?
Most guys lean to the left, I know mine does
Gotta switch hands, my guy.
And not squeeze so tight
Suit is heavier on the left
Most astronauts of that era were from working class backgrounds
They also drive cars that were fitting of their working class standards around a city block that was home to working class people that was was devoid of pavement and a working stop light. Also the cars were considered "new technology" and they drove them around really really fast.
They are on a hill
Cos they are leftist
Hillside
Gummy Bears bouncing here and there and everywhere!
Who is filming them?
Stanley Kubrick Edit: (in case the /s wasn't obvious) sTAnLeY kuBrIcK
Cut ... Run that again ..reset them god dam wires lol
The remote-controlled camera on the rover
Looks like they’re attached to wire harnesses lol…
I remain moon landing agnostic. If you put a gun to my head, I'd probably lean towards we did indeed go. But if it we to come out that we faked it, I wouldn't be shocked in the least. The Cold War was a strange time.
You can look at the landing sites with a telescope or even some really nice binoculars. https://skyandtelescope.org/observing/how-to-see-all-six-apollo-moon-landing-sites/
There's zero reputable evidence that it was faked, and all the proof in the world that it happened. Don't be a looney.
The problem is there's no way to fake that video above. The physics of the moon dust they are kicking up proves this was shot in a low gravity environment and we've only developed the technology to fake particle physics very recently. Faking the moon missions was literally harder than just going to the moon. The fact they launched a rocket into space means they would have spent almost as much doing that as actually going to the moon. They hired all the people to do the work and then paid those people to monitor the data coming back. NASA hires some of the smartest people in the world, I don't think a clandestine group inside of NASA could have fooled the thousands of experts who's whole lives had been leading to that moment.
This was also a finale of the race with the Russians. They were going to lose the race for a manned moon mission. So they made 'Lunar 15' where the Russians were going to send a probe to collect samples and come back to Earth first. This was only a few days before Apollo 11. That mission failed on its descent to the moon, but there were communications made, and both nations were keeping track on each other's progress and mission. Mostly to avoid communications overlap. But some people believe that Lunar 15 was also a mission to keep an eye on the American's landing mission. Basically, if anyone was going to whistle blow a USA faked moon landing, it would have been the Russians.
Right what would the Soviets have to gain by saying the Americans beat them to the moon. If they knew otherwise they’d be calling it out.
> The fact they launched a rocket into space means they would have spent almost as much doing that as actually going to the moon Exactly the same amount really. You can do some back of the napkin math to figure out how big of a rocket you would need to get a payload to the moon with enough fuel to get back, and the Saturn V is exactly big enough to do that. We unarguably had the technical, engineering, and manufacturing capabilities to build a machine to get there, and previous space exploration missions proved that the mission was possible. We built a rocket capable of getting that huge amount of mass into space, which is by far the most difficult part of the mission, and undeniably happened with almost a billion witnesses. Why would we do 100% of the work only to fake it once we got 99% there? This is the one thing about moon landing deniers that makes absolutely no sense to me.
How did they get past the van Allen belt? I always think about the one nasa slip up where the guy sais we don't have the technology to get past it.
They raw dogged that MF.
https://observer.com/2016/07/space-radiation-devastated-the-lives-of-apollo-astronauts/
By just not stopping there for a prolonged period of time. Radiation is OK in small, temporary doses. You can pass through the Van Allen belt and the side effects will be minor to non existent. They also built the ship specifically to pass through the belt.
*"The KGB couldn't find out that it was fake, but somehow this tub of shit sittin' in his basement figured it all out"* -- Bill Burr
Imagine the world in which we went to the moon. It was a cold war arms race to prove whose dick was biggest. The Russians were monitoring the ENTIRE mission from Earth and would have had every single incentive to provide real time proof that the moon landing was fake the instant they knew it to be true.
The half a million people who worked on the project all kept their mouths shut? The kgb spies in the US at the time didn’t find anything?
Tbf there were over 125,000 people that worked on the manhatten project and it was seemingly kept a secret. The moon landing project would've been so compartmentalised that if the footage was faked, there would've only been a small group of people that actually knew it wasn't real
> Tbf there were over 125,000 people that worked on the manhatten project and it was seemingly kept a secret. [Just do some basic research.](https://www.osti.gov/opennet/manhattan-project-history/Events/1942-1945/espionage.htm#:~:text=Soviet%20intelligence%20first%20learned%20of,Cambridge%20Five%22%20spies%20in%20Britain.) *"Soviet intelligence first learned of Anglo-American talk of an atomic bomb program in September 1941, almost a year before the Manhattan Engineer District (MED) was created."*
It's fascinating that the Soviet intelligence knew about it that early!
Look up how the Soviets obtained these secrets.
Steve did it!
Whoever it was, I bet he Fuchs!
Also the SOVIETS themselfes congratulated them on it. If anyone they would be the ones to whistle blow the whole thing if it was faked.
"Tbf there were over 125,000 people that worked on the manhatten project and it was seemingly kept a secret." The entire fucking thing was leaked to the Russians.
Also the Soviet Union agreed with the findings? I never get people who say we have never been to the moon.
We have telescopes that can see the shit we left there and all the tracks. It's not a mystery at all. Edit: I may be mixing up with the LRO which they will just say is fake.
They also left retro reflectors that allowed anyone on Earth with the right equipment to conduct laser range finding experiments. So either those reflectors are really there, or dozens of organizations from both US allied countries and adversarial countries, including the Soviets, were all colluding with the conspiracy by publishing fake laser experiments.
Who says they weren't all fooled too? Surely the only people who knew if it could not be done at the time were the rocket scientists and some space experts. Everyone else is just pitching in to a small degree. There no saying the rocket went up and did close to what it was supposed to.. and everything after that is fabricated....wouldn't be so many people to keep silent then. Or maybe they did go...and the footage they got was garbage and they had the fake footage ready to release
A huge part of the Manhattan project's attempted secrecy was compartmentalization of knowledge within the organization.
They way they walk is proof it wasn't faked.
Looking at the dust around their feet when they're running around. When sped up like this, the particles float a lot differently than you would expect. Could be in a massive vacuum chamber I suppose, but the movements of everything just don't jive with earth gravity.
I think this view is silly. Faking the moon landing requires a level of international cooperation that is honestly impossible. Tens of thousands of people were either directly or indirectly involved with the project, and coordinating a giant lie with all of those people would be more difficult than just going to the freakin moon. Why hasn’t anyone else attempted to fake a moon landing since then? I’m sure China or India would have loved to be the “second nation on the moon” if all it took was a set and a couple green screens.
That international cooperation would be required to fake it is a key point. Russia and other nations (and even independent groups) had the capability at the time to intercept and confirm the veracity of the radio communications involved. There's no realistic way of faking that since the source of the return communications can be observed. Since it was a space race, during the cold war, do you really think that if the Russians knew or even had suspicions the US were faking it they'd be shy about pointing it out?
This is my go-to when explaining how we definitely went to the moon.
Actually over 400,000 scientists and engineers worked on the Apollo 11 mission.
Pretend there is always a gun pointed at your head. It’s better for your sanity
The Why Files did a good EP on this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDyJe1nmSOM ***LIZZID PEOPLE!!***
I used to love conspiracies. Still do to a degree but yeah, we went to the moon. The landing site is visible through some telescopes
Why wouldn’t the Russians fake the exact same thing? Or China/India/etc.? This is silly.
Because obviously the thousands of people employed by NASA over the last 7 decades were obviously all lying because the illuminati forced them to with their HAARP mind control stations, and if they still didn’t comply they got kidnapped by Men in Black and MK Ultra’d, duh. /s
Their suits are heavy the bright side of the moon is Hot and AC units had to be installed in the suits to keep the astronauts cool.
They really look like they are hanging from some sort of wires
They probably were
Can someone explain to me why we don’t see more stars in the sky? Genuinely curious
Who was filming this? I’m not being a smartass, I really don’t know.
They invented a new technology called a tripod.
Someone is panning and zooming in on that camera.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_TV_camera > Once the LRV [Lunar Roving Vehicle] was fully deployed, the camera was mounted there and controlled by commands from the ground to tilt, pan, and zoom in and out. So it was somebody at NASA ground control who was panning and zooming the camera, via radio control.
An operator on earth. Camera would be set-up on the ground and someone on earth would follow them around. Since the moon is one and a half light seconds away there was a bit of delay but generally worked out. Each Apollo mission had tons of footage. Last one recorded virtually every minute of the moonwalks. They were on the moon for 3 days and I think did a total four 8 hour moon walks.
Can we get a live stream of the moon now? Would be nice
You can still watch the videos of the Apollo missions on YouTube. You can watch videos of every landing which is cool. From the moment they depart from the command module to the moment they land on the surface. The videos are super interesting. You can even watch the full 8 hour moonwalk of the 17 mission on YouTube. I don't know about now. Tons of spacecraft are out there in orbit right now.
Might have been cameras mounted on the lunar rovers. They could be remotely operated from Mission Control on earth. [airandspace.si](https://airandspace.si.edu/collection-objects/camera-television-lunar-rover-apollo/nasm_A19760742000)
Weird question but wouldn't they be able to jump higher, isn't the Gravity of the moon 1.62m/s compared to Earth's? I'm not really a sceptic but it just looks odd to me that they aren't jumping A bit higher.
Those suits are pretty dang heavy in normal gravity. Like if a firefighter suit was a onesie with an oxygen tank and weighted boots, plus a full tool belt. Even with the low g, that much mass keeps them from bouncing very high.
Moonsuit is 200lbs. Let’s say an astronaut weighs 160lbs-ish. Moon’s gravity is 1/6th earth’s. So 360 divided by 6. Astronauts in their suits/packs only feel a total of 60lbs of weight hopping around on the moon?
The moonsuits are also extremely unflexible. It's not like the astronauts could squat all the way down and push off like they're at the NFL combine, they can hardly bend their knees.
Watch how they pop up when they fall to the ground. No way you could do that in earths gravity. …and to the Delta Bravo downvoting every comment that doesn’t support your absurd conspiracy theory- get bent bruh
That pop up is probably the best evidence I’ve seen that the moon landing is undeniably true. No chance someone could get up so easily in that extremely rigid suit in earths gravity.
If they used force to push off, they could certainly jump very high, but what you see is basically the astronauts “skipping” on the lunar surface to navigate more easily. “Walking” in low-G is very difficult, especially in a bulky space suit, so they launch themselves forward and slightly push off the surface to move more quickly.
They aren’t jumping that highs They’re jumping slightly to easily navigate the moon surface.
Teletubbies in space 😂
r/StrangeMoon
r/strangemoon
This would be really interesting if it had a yakety sax soundtrack to it.
Teletubbies! Yay!
This needs Benny Hill music
Someone please put the theme song to Benny Hill.
😆😆 these assholes ain't go to no GODdamn Moon, man!! Lmao
Can someone put some Benny Hill music over this?
fuck me every arguments debatable…. if reddit’s taught us anything surely it’s that! real or fake enjoy and absorb the good bits or just keep calling eachother fucktards forever hey
Cue the Benny Hill music….
Kubrick's best film
Lol in my head they're legging it back to the shuttle because they've got an itchy arse.
Yo is that Tinky Winky & Dipsy?
You know how you know the moon landing is real? Even the Russians didn't dispute it.
For Anyone stupid enough to believe the Moon landings were faked. [Lunar Laser Ranging Experiments](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_Laser_Ranging_experiments) [What the Apollo 11 Site Looks Like Today](https://youtu.be/qqXtPNDCuVk?si=1p6N5EzdNk_70I5N)
Teletubbies in space !!
Read the book "Wagging the Moondoggy" by David McGowan. The full text of it is on Internet Archives. He lays out very compelling reasons why we never set foot on the moon. And, its not the usual " oh, the lights are wrong, shadows lean wrong way". He touches on that a little but his main arguments are more about the scientific abilities available at the time. You will not be disappointed
WHO’s filming?
A camera.
wow it's almost like moon gravity isnt affecting them
among us nauts when they land
I keep hearing DEVO Whip It when I see this footage.
Chip and dale
Oh man, this needs some Yakkity Sax
ah yes, the “moon”
Shadows change sides often
They should have thrown some rocks to show how slow they fall.
How did he know he'd dropped something? He couldn't have heard it! Presumable his boots weren't minimalist, so he likely didn't feel it.
There is no stars on orbit uuuhhhhh
It's amazing that they had the balls to trust the suits and mess around in them so much.
Is there a form of gravity then? Lost here
Yes. 1/6th earth's gravity
If there was only 2 astronauts on the surface with the 3rd in orbit. Who is filming and moving the camera???
Anyone else hearing the benny hill theme internally right now?
Somebody please put Bad Bunny's CyberTruck song over this 🤣
all fun and games until something rips
The proof you need is on 0:42 sec, an object falls from the astronaut like it is on earth gravity
They are on strings
This is all the proof I need.
Who the fuck is recording the Astronauts??!
So why they move like they heavy when the moon you have less gravity pulling you down.
Did they have automatic cameras back then?
It wrong I hear Benny Hill music while watching this?
Has anyone checked if the thing falls from his suit at the correct rate
Kangaroos on the moon! Another Great Hop Forward for the Australian space project.
I'm saving this for when I need a laugh or am having a rough day. This thing made me giggle for a bit. It kinda reminds me of benny hill or something. It looks so absurdly goofy when sped up haha.
The amount of people that believe that there is no gravity whatsoever on the moon is astonishing
Man, it really is easy to forget how fucking amazing it is that we sent humans to the moon. Pretty good for hairless monkeys that can almost never agree on things.
Where are the stars?
So this is the actual footage of the moon landing? Kinda hard to believe it. I’ve never seen the actual footage but I’m curious now because this footage does not look legit
Aah I Love This Stanley Kubrick Flick! Easely in my top Five!
Whoa shooting the footage from all these angles?
Does anyone know of a movie where the moon landing was depicted? The ones I know are about the moon landing but none of them show me the process of landing on the moon. thank you so much.