Did 'man' really set foot on the moon, or was it all an elaborate hoax?

[KF6IRK]

I never questioned it when I was growing up. Feeling like a proud American, who was I to doubt what NASA could do ... or not do? I even visited the Kennedy Space Center when I was in high school and was thrilled to see all the neat shit 'we' [Americans] had to reach up into outer space.

I do believe 'we' deposited some scientific apparatus on the the moon, but I'm starting to seriously doubt that any human being has ever actually set foot on the lunar surface.

You might ask, what on earth would sway my original beliefs? Below are some interesting videos that I ran across and point out some credible questions to consider ... at least they did for me. Check them out and then post your take on the subject.







Enjoy ...

 

[kj6coolone]

The only person that can make the tracks on the moon was USSR.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunokhod_programme

It was cover up by the USA having a man on the moon. apollo 11.
http://lunarscience.nasa.gov/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Apollo_11.png


Two things that USA found in the Russian libaray are Stealth and Moon land rover.

 

[K6BIG]

I remember reading some time ago that during testing for new video cards
NVIDIA debunked many of the conspiracy theories about moon photos,
shadows and light projections.....


http://www.cnet.com/news/nvidias-new-gpu-sinks-moon-landing-hoax-using-virtual-light/

 

[Robb]

Ask the Russians; they seem to know crap.
Lierally . . .

 

[kk6hdu]

I remember that article. In fact, I've seen a lot of video editors debunk same theories concerning the video footage as well.

Guess the only way to truly confirm is to pool our $$$ together, and venture a private voyage...Hell, we could make it a world wide HAM event - talk about moon bouncing

I remember reading some time ago that during testing for new video cards
NVIDIA debunked many of the conspiracy theories about moon photos,
shadows and light projections.....


http://www.cnet.com/news/nvidias-new-gpu-sinks-moon-landing-hoax-using-virtual-light/