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That one commenter who said the moon landings were filmed in a desert, he was actually right about the dust
I spent two days arguing with some guy named Rick in this sub about the Apollo footage, he kept saying the dust would hang in the air differently in a vacuum, and after watching a slow-mo comparison of the rover kickups versus a sand dune test, I gotta admit he nailed the physics part, so what else have you folks seen that sounded crazy but checked out?
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aaron_mitchell4d ago
Wait, Rick actually nailed the dust physics thing? That's wild because I remember reading that same argument and thinking it was pure conspiracy nonsense... but now I'm second guessing all the other weird details people bring up about the footage. Like the whole flag rippling thing, everyone says that was staged because flags don't wave in a vacuum, but then someone pointed out the astronauts were twisting the pole and that's what made it move, and it made total sense when I finally saw the side by side... I still don't know what to believe about the lighting in the photos though, that one shadow thing always throws me off. It's kind of scary how a small detail like dust can make you question everything you thought was settled.
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