Someone Notices First Steps On The Moon Don’t Match Neil Armstrong’s Boots, Gets Destroyed With Facts

It was one small step for a man and one giant leap for mankind. On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong put his left foot on the Moon and created the first human footprint there. But a new Moon landing conspiracy theory has emerged, suggesting that he didn’t even wear the space boots required to take that step.

To support the claim, these twisted minds are comparing a photo of Neil Armstrong’s Apollo 11 spacesuit (taken in 2015 by astronomer Phil Plait at the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum) with a shot from the space exploration mission itself.

While Armstrong and the other crew members did wear the Apollo/Skylab A7L suit pictured above, they had more gear. Namely, overshoes with treaded soles. And for the record, the footprint in the other photograph isn’t even Armstrong’s. According to NASA, it belongs to Buzz Aldrin.

The overshoes provided extra protection from rips, tears, and dust to the basic spacesuits. They left distinctive footprints during the Moon landing that can be seen in numerous other images from the mission. And if you’re still skeptical, go to the Moon for a closer look. NASA said that “the first footprints on the Moon will be there for a million years. There is no wind to blow them away.”

The next question we need to address is why the overshoes arent at the museum like the rest of Armstrong’s gear. You see, the Apollo 11 crew left behind about 100 items on the Moon as a weight saving measure. The list includes not only TV lenses and bodily fluids but the infamous shoes as well.

But before you scroll down to learn more about this alleged Moon conspiracy, remember that Neil Armstrong claimed the biggest accomplishment of the mission was not taking the steps but landing the lunar module. “Pilots take no special joy in walking: pilots like flying,” he said. “Pilots generally take pride in a good landing, not in getting out of the vehicle.”

As of recently, a new Moon landing conspiracy theory has been surfacing on the internet

Someone Notices First Steps On The Moon Don't Match Neil Armstrong’s Boots, Gets Destroyed With Facts

But some people weren’t convinced by it and decided to check the facts

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They found that Armstrong and the other crew members did wear the Apollo/Skylab A7L suit pictured above

Someone Notices First Steps On The Moon Don't Match Neil Armstrong’s Boots, Gets Destroyed With Facts

But they had more gear. Namely, overshoes with treaded soles

Someone Notices First Steps On The Moon Don't Match Neil Armstrong’s Boots, Gets Destroyed With Facts

Image credits: NASA photo

And for the record, the footprint in the other photograph isn’t even Armstrong’s, it belongs to Buzz Aldrin

Someone Notices First Steps On The Moon Don't Match Neil Armstrong’s Boots, Gets Destroyed With Facts

The overshoes provided extra protection from rips, tears, and dust to the basic spacesuits

Someone Notices First Steps On The Moon Don't Match Neil Armstrong’s Boots, Gets Destroyed With Facts

Image credits: o0Tektite0o

This X-ray was taken as a last minute check to see if there were any foreign objects that could compromise the integrity of the spacesuit during the mission

Someone Notices First Steps On The Moon Don't Match Neil Armstrong’s Boots, Gets Destroyed With Facts

The boots left distinctive footprints that can be seen in numerous other images from the mission

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And if you’re still skeptical, go to the Moon for a closer look

Someone Notices First Steps On The Moon Don't Match Neil Armstrong’s Boots, Gets Destroyed With Facts

“The first footprints on the Moon will be there for a million years. There is no wind to blow them away”

Someone Notices First Steps On The Moon Don't Match Neil Armstrong’s Boots, Gets Destroyed With Facts

Image credits: NASA / Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr.

But why the overshoes aren’t at the museum like the rest of Armstrong’s gear?

Someone Notices First Steps On The Moon Don't Match Neil Armstrong’s Boots, Gets Destroyed With Facts

The crew left behind about 100 items on the Moon as a weight saving measure. The list includes not only TV lenses and bodily fluids, but the infamous shoes as well

Someone Notices First Steps On The Moon Don't Match Neil Armstrong’s Boots, Gets Destroyed With Facts

People were incredibly amused to hear such a ridiculous theory

Someone Notices First Steps On The Moon Don't Match Neil Armstrong’s Boots, Gets Destroyed With Facts

Image credits: FuriousDShow

Someone Notices First Steps On The Moon Don't Match Neil Armstrong’s Boots, Gets Destroyed With Facts

Rokas is a writer at Bored Panda with a BA in Communication. After working for a sculptor, he fell in love with visual storytelling and enjoys covering everything from TV shows (any Sopranos fans out there?) to photography. Throughout his years in Bored Panda, over 300 million people have read the posts he's written, which is probably more than he could count to.

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r3dd3v1lL 6 years ago

I actually laughed out loud at the Kubrick bit. Nice one Master of the Macabre.

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Carol Emory 6 years ago

That was clever...LOL

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Toni Ostarcevic 6 years ago

It's not new. The first version I've heard was "The moon landing was a fake made by Hollywood, but it was shot at original locations".

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Nancy Massi 6 years ago

Me too. Best one ever.

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izraul hidashi 5 years ago

But of all the stupid things that make me laugh the loudest....my favorite has to be this. Any-Questi...c0cdb7.jpg

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izraul hidashi 5 years ago

Oh good. You seem really smart. Maybe you can answer my questions above for me. I enjoy laughing out loud as well. ap17Lander...7d7a3b.jpg

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William Morales 6 years ago

Did I read that right? We went to the moon and it was an awesome feat but we littered it as well?

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Laugh Fan 6 years ago

Of course we did - humans leave mess everywhere.

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Patricia Ross 6 years ago

Of course we littered. Don't act like you just met us.

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Rokas L (Post author) 6 years ago

Yes. The Moon currently hosts nearly 400,000 pounds of man-made material.

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Ishi Ishi 6 years ago

When we finally reached the deepest part of the ocean there was trash everywhere. So sad.

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Hendra Lim 6 years ago

@whatevers not taken : so, you left your s**t and pees (bodily fluids) to let people know you were there?

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TwiceRice23 6 years ago

They explained it was a weight-saving measure. It was necessary to do so. It wasn't just "litter."

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Myriam Ickx 6 years ago

My immediate reaction too: first landing on the Moon and... we leave garbage. Just like on the Everest, and all over the space, with bits and pieces of satellites orbiting everywhere. Just great!

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Chris Shelley 6 years ago

Not from this planet are you?

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Isla Reyne 6 years ago

did you see the movie Gravity with the millions of tons of space junk that kept ripping them apart? I did some research afterwards and it's true... not just us, but every other country that's been in space. Yeah, humans just sh1tting where we live, and then sh1tting in space too.

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Elyodrm 5 years ago

Above: "OH EMM GEE, Like we traversed about half a milion miles in open space and reached the moon like no human ever before... and we did it with just calculators and pencils?! Well that means nothing because they LITTERED!!!! So bad for the non-existant environment on the moon, OH EMM GEE, like how will all the sealife and every rainforest species survive because we left less that 50kg of equiptment on some buttfuck middle of nowhere crater on the moon!?!?!? OH WOE IS MEEEEEEE HOW WILL THE PANDAS AND THE BENGAL TIGERS AND THE IBERIAN LYNXES SURVIVE AS A SPECIES BECAUSE WE LITTERED ON THE MOOOOOOOONNNNNNNNN!?!?!?!??! YOU KNOW, THE MOON, THAT PLACE WHERE LITERALLY NO OTHER LIFE FORM EXISTS!?!?!" Go f**k yourself, William Morales. You are a completely ungrateful c**t.

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Jace 6 years ago

At least there’s no complex and life-sustaining environment to damage on the moon.

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Whatevers not taken 6 years ago

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stellermatt 6 years ago

so when we go and live on the moon, we won't be able to fly a kite, or have windmills, or gliders, or windchimes, or wind surf, or do that trick where you lean into the wind... I mean, why even are we going to live on the moon? we're not? oh... ok, nevermind.

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Stannous Flouride 6 years ago

I saw a documentary about this. There's apparently this huge black monolith with magical powers that was left as a message by (presumably illegal) aliens.

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Alex Tan 4 years ago

No windmills, no cancer.

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diane a 6 years ago

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Alexandru Bucur 6 years ago

You know what I can't understand? Why people choose to disbelieve the Apollo missions, of all things. I mean, sure, I can see why Roswell or Groom Lake would attract conspiracy theories, because in both cases there's a kernel of something actually covert going on. But the Apollo 11 Lunar landing? That's not only one of the most momentous, but also one of the most TRANSPARENT endeavours in human history. Everything that went on was photographed or recorded and is available to look at listen to on the NASA website. And I mean EVERYTHING. Want to see that time Neil Armstrong misjudged the focus and took a bunch of blurry pictures? It's there. Want to see 3000 pictures of similar looking rocks? They're there. Want to listen to all of the conversations that went on not only aboard the spacecraft, but also between ground controllers? Good luck with that, it's 19 000 hours. That's 2.16 YEARS worth of audio... https://archive.org/search.php?query=Apollo%2011%20MOCR%20ACR%20Collection

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Scott Richmond 5 years ago

Hahaha man you are dumb. You still believe this c**p haha clearly you have not done any "SERIOUS" honest research. Fake as can be.

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Sansa Blacktyde 6 years ago

The sheer mental gymnastics these people go through to come up with these wacko theories never ceases to entertain me. Thank goodness for science!

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Anne Rouffignac 6 years ago

"And if you’re still skeptical, go to the Moon for a closer look" 😂

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My dog is my co pilot. 6 years ago

Wonderful isn't it. They go to the moon and leave litter behind. As if man isn't happy cluttering up the Earth with junk they litter the moon as well. The quote from Calvin and Hobbes is true. " The surest evidence that intelligent life forms exist elsewhere in the universe is that none of them have tried to contact us. "

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Ellen Lanser 6 years ago

Really? So, the first time on the moon already people left their garbage?????!! Shame on us!

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Nuno Carvalho 6 years ago

I know that there is a country, somewere out there, that the majority of the populacion doesnt believe in climate changes, a large number believes in adam and eve...

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Pored Banda 6 years ago

I agree that we should go back to the moon and on to Mars. We should treat all objects in the solar system, including comets and asteroids, as exploration targets. Neil deGrasse Tyson

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diane a 6 years ago

need to change my name to Mrs Malaprop - i just read your name as bored panda. sheridan was a genius

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Alexandru Bucur 6 years ago

"...humanity's potential if we put our minds together"... Well, and if someone forks over $107 billion. Let's not forget, nowadays NASA are trying to redo the feat with Orion, having only $20.4 billion to play with, after two savage cuts to their funding, under both Obama and Trump... Originally, they had planned the first new lunar landing to happen in 2018. Now, there won't be one because the lander (Altair) got cancelled and the first circumlunar flight will take place in 2023 if we're lucky.

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diane a 6 years ago

am curious - how much good could 20.4 billion to play with do on earth?

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Jacqueline Ong 5 years ago

NASA: hmmm we need to fake a moonlanding so that the soviets will think that they lost. How about hiring a guy to do it! *hires a guy* Hired guy: *fakes moonlanding* Hired Guy: HMMM..... Too much oxygen, too much air, too little stars in the background. OH I KNOW! FILM THE LANDING ON THE MOON!

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Isla Reyne 6 years ago

....and NO the Earth is not FLAT. God, I hate these conspiracy theorists.

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Lucy Shupe 6 years ago

I’m still in disbelief that this kind of bologna is still being passed around. The funny thing is these people believe Americans can do anything,go anywhere,that we are the biggest and best in the world. Though they can’t believe we made it to the moon.

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Sarah Hartness 6 years ago

2018- People believe that some people were born the wrong gender, yet don't believe we landed on the moon. smh.....

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Kiahna 6 years ago

Transphobic? Let me guess, you think the earth is flat.

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Jiji Kent 4 years ago

I didn't know they masturbated so much that they have to leave the fluids there to reduce weight...

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Dave Behunin 6 years ago

Boots on the moon image. armstrong-...tripes.jpg

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Chuck Lantz 6 years ago

No real need to read the article. Anyone with a functioning brain would be rolling their eyes as soon as they saw the headline. What amazes me far more than the Moon landings themselves is the fact that we have so many seemingly normal people who can't believe we did it. I'm acquainted with an engineer who works for a top Formula One team who doesn't believe we landed on the Moon. Seriously. Go figure.

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Gary M. Climer 6 years ago

It's a classic case of those dam Facts getting in the way of a perfect alternative reality.

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Inflatable Lunchbox 6 years ago

Thanos shor

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Inflatable Lunchbox 6 years ago

Thanks shoe

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Rahul Warrier 3 months ago

The "infamous shoe" was left on the moon, due to weight/mass, then how did it end up in the musuem?

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Lea Afache 2 years ago

Well why so someone go to the moon with different footprints.

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Lea Afache 2 years ago

Well why is the boot different when someone went to the moon?

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Tekle Devdariani 3 years ago

“There is no wind to blow them [footprints] away,” but American flag somehow flies in the air 🤔

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Tekle Devdariani 3 years ago

“There is no wind to blow them [footprints] away,” but American flag somehow flies in the air 🤔

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Daniel Racovitan 5 years ago

"famous, FAMOUS", not "infamous"

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Gregory Naylor 5 years ago

The city's are the footprint, the moon is not scale to earth, that's why the shoes don't match, I can show city's in the groves of that shoe, I'm big G nasa knows me very well I'm on Instagram alien moon city's, moon has been alive I shoot with a Dobsonian 4.5 ufos every night

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Eryk Kamiński 5 years ago

THERE WAS NO MAN ON THE MOON. LOOK UP SCOTT HENDERON'S STUDIES. ONE LINK HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xeUESdB_20

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Adam Gregory 5 years ago

Well obviously the moon is as flat the earth. When you’re looking at a “full moon” at night, you’re pretty much pancake watching. I have it on good authority from the premier scientific genius of our times, Dr. Donald Trump (parson saint of geniuses) that 1) the moon is flat, 2) I am correct, and 3) round earthers are the fools. I quit reading when I discovered this article wasn’t about Michael Jackson moonwalking, what a waste of time. Science and logic are for f**s!

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James Grey 6 years ago

Lucky bastards. Being up there with all that space and darkness...the silence and peace. Just thinking about it blows my mind. On the other hand...why the hell did they have to litter the Moon? They put men on the freaking Moon...yet couldn't figure out how to dispose of excess weight and refuse properly... Still... AMAZING!

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Jace 6 years ago

Yes, you’re missing an apostrophe every time you write “Armstrong’s boots”.

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Anthony Jessie 6 years ago

It is nice to know, that even our trash will be on the moon for a million years......

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diane a 6 years ago

i just copied this from Wikipedia - and i want to ask why?? Image result for russian chimp in space The first primate astronaut was Albert, a rhesus monkey, who on June 11, 1948, rode to over 63 km (39 mi) on a V-2 rocket. Albert died of suffocation during the flight. Albert was followed by Albert II who survived the V-2 flight but died on impact on June 14, 1949, after a parachute failure.

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diane a 6 years ago

RIP Abel and Baker the first US monkeys in space

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Teri Donovan 6 years ago

Having met Buzz Aldren, THAT comment made me laugh.....I'd love to be there when someone challenged him on that.....

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Kenneth Christian Boos Lamy 6 years ago

someone asked me why isnt the big telescope put to show all the adventure markings, it would crash the conspiracy

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Airton Usuário 6 years ago

The incredible is all this fine fine powder around the modulus, after landing with a rocket of 5000 pounds of force!

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Joseph Vignolo 5 years ago

Some of the powder directly under the LM was blown away. But the LM's descent engine was shut down while it was still several feet above the surface. Plus it was constantly going forward and never really hovered over the same spot.

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Debster 6 years ago

I love that they left bodily fluids...that will be some old pee and poop dna for the next million years too. Ha ha

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Lachlan Steininger 6 years ago

I understand the weight saving measure but why the boots why not something else?

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Talise Snyder 6 years ago

because they only need them to walk on the moon, they don't need them on the way back or on earth

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Emin Memin 6 years ago (edited)

this is really strange https://upucuza.com

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Alfie Alfie 6 years ago

We can land a man on the moon but can’t elect an intelligent president?

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Chaim G 6 years ago

Famous, not infamous boots. Famous = good, infamous = bad.

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tarebear 6 years ago

So we can potentially go to the moon and find Neil Armstrong's human waste is that what I just read??

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Dian Ella Lillie 6 years ago

China will probably go to the moon in the next decade or so. They may even try to claim it too, for mining rights.

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Alexandru Bucur 6 years ago

Well, in December 2018 they're planing the first landing on the unseen face of the moon (in the Von Kármán Crater, close to the Lunar South Pole) with the Chang'e 4 mission. It will be an unmanned probe and lander similar to the 2013 Chang'e 3 and will communicate with Earth through relay satellite named Queqiao which was launched successfully in May 2018. As for a manned Chinese lunar landing, the current plan is 2036, so with a suitable lander STS/Orion can still get there first, if only just...

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Alusair Alustriel 6 years ago

When will the Moon host an intergalactic shatterdome for our space endeavours?

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izraul hidashi 5 years ago

Who's the guy in the jeans & jacket? And why is he wearing bags over his shoes? astronaut_...0712c1.jpg

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izraul hidashi 5 years ago

Also, who is the guy sitting on the rock with his sleeves rolled up? Just curious. david-scot...9165b8.jpg

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izraul hidashi 5 years ago

I'm not a conspiracy theorist, I'm just inquisitive. So can anyone tell me who brought the spotlight to the moon? And who was controlling it? Or has anyone actually watched the 3 hour Apollo 11 footage? Screenshot...1c-png.jpg

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izraul hidashi 5 years ago

I'm not a conspiracy theorist, I'm just inquisitive. So can anyone tell me who brought the spotlight to the moon? And who was controlling it...or hasn't anyone actually watched the Apollo 11 landings? Screenshot...5a-png.jpg

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Susanna Vesna 6 years ago

1. Still dont get how the flag is whirling , as if in the wind (no wind on the Moon, surely!) 2. The b******t excuse "we havent gone to the moon ever since, because we destroyed the technology and a lot of footage was lost/deleted "! Reeeeeeaally?!

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GrumpyCat7 6 years ago

So...IF “The first footprints on the Moon will be there for a million years. There is no wind to blow them away” ...then how the hell is the American Flag flying in the wind in the very next picture??!! 🙄

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Klayton Williams 6 years ago

if someone in all that space gear they are in can jump fairly high, then imagine how much lighter a less than 10 pound piece of cloth can float.

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John Smith 6 years ago

God Bless America !

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izraul hidashi 5 years ago

What I really enjoy the most is how people actually believe the Earth would look to be the size of the moon, from the moon, when Earth is 4x bigger. It's almost hard to believe people that stupid actually exist. lol Moon-Earth...f89686.jpg

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Gavin Turner 3 years ago

the moon is over 300 thousand miles away, pretty sure you're the stupid one

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Luala Dy 6 years ago

as if we didnt have enough trash on earth, let's leave some on the moon yay!

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Alisson Chaigneau 6 years ago

Ok... but if there is no wind on the Moon, what is that US flag doing?

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zef rose 6 years ago

We should all always believe the official story put out for us by our leaders. Our own opinions don't matter when it comes to national security and world power. And never ever ask questions. Once told the official story, an open mind is a liability.

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susafo 6 years ago

If there's no wind at the moon, why is the flag flagging? Maybe is made of stiff plastic!

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birdhouse 6 years ago

So really is what this tells us is that the Americans were the first to litter on the moon. It says they left over 100 items there including there sewage? Why would they not factor in bringing everything home so they could leave it the way they found it?

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Luke Hancock 6 years ago

It's not an ecosystem. There's no reason not to leave stuff behind and many reasons to do just that. There is no life nor culture to disturb. It's not ruining anyone's view. In fact... if they'd lugged it back to Earth, it likely would have actually become litter.

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Arnold Frenay 6 years ago

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Ben Smith 6 years ago

LoL...pick and choose facts much?

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Roberto Durante 6 years ago

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Sabal Minor 6 years ago

Like cosmic rays, man

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noitall man 6 years ago

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Kiahna 6 years ago

I can't even tell if you're kidding...

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Nina Watson Kirby-smith 6 years ago

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Heather Huber 6 years ago

There is a horizontal rod projecting from the post at the top of the pole to hold the flag unfurled. The flag was disturbed as it was planted into the ground and kept this bent shape because of the lack of strong gravity on the Moon.

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Grumble O'Pug 6 years ago

Tell me you are joking. Please, just tell me you are joking. *head desk*

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Ben Smith 6 years ago

Nina, my dear, I think it's you who needs to wake up...

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Kiki 6 years ago

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Bunzilla 6 years ago

Lunar Regolith is extremely fine and sharp (It's actually pretty dangerous, so it's a good thing they prepared those overboots). Plus, the gravity on the moon is around 17% of what it is on Earth and there's virtually no atmosphere. Also, there IS water on the moon in the form of water ice. On top of that, even desert sand is more rounded than Lunar Regolith (through constant tumbling around by wind), hence, it won't hold its shape if dry. Simple science, dude.

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Joe Clark 6 years ago

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Rider 6 years ago

You ate a lot of paste as a child, didn't you?

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diane a 6 years ago

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Grumble O'Pug 6 years ago

Here's the deal: no one is going to say "gosh we could spend billions feeding and helping the world instead of going to the moon" It's a shame we dropped the ball on space travel and exploration. We could be further along in discoveries. More Hubbles further out. There is always more to learn.

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Daria B 6 years ago

It's not only about human life. It's for the sake of understanding our planet better. Sometimes you need to take a far perspective to see the whole picture.

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Night Owl 6 years ago (edited)

there's simply not enough interest or motivation from either state or private companies that would justify the costs, resources or time Edit: all that could change of course as there are still things to discover there - we've never been on the "dark" side of the moon and only have pictures from there, the moon could also be a station (if we find the resources that we could use there) before continuing the journey to Mars or, or maybe we could mine it and bring resources we need from there to Earth, ... it's just that we currently don't have any plans to send any astronauts to the moon (as far as I know) because there are many other projects running (like experiments on ISS) and in planning (like traveling to Mars)

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Hans 6 years ago

It is not for the moon. Space tracel and war lead the endless advances in technology, much of which living on earth trives from. However, space travel comes without people being killed (but for a few sad disasters).

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diane a 6 years ago

why the downvotes - billions of dollars to collect a few more identical moonrocks and film the original footprints to prove it wasnt Stanley Kubrick

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Kizito 6 years ago

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Alexandru Bucur 6 years ago

You mean the flag that is in exactly the same position in ALL the pictures because it's just hanging there? I cant believe people still believe the flag is moving... BlondGoodI...-small.gif

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r3dd3v1lL 6 years ago

I actually laughed out loud at the Kubrick bit. Nice one Master of the Macabre.

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Carol Emory 6 years ago

That was clever...LOL

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Toni Ostarcevic 6 years ago

It's not new. The first version I've heard was "The moon landing was a fake made by Hollywood, but it was shot at original locations".

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Nancy Massi 6 years ago

Me too. Best one ever.

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izraul hidashi 5 years ago

But of all the stupid things that make me laugh the loudest....my favorite has to be this. Any-Questi...c0cdb7.jpg

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izraul hidashi 5 years ago

Oh good. You seem really smart. Maybe you can answer my questions above for me. I enjoy laughing out loud as well. ap17Lander...7d7a3b.jpg

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William Morales 6 years ago

Did I read that right? We went to the moon and it was an awesome feat but we littered it as well?

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Laugh Fan 6 years ago

Of course we did - humans leave mess everywhere.

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Patricia Ross 6 years ago

Of course we littered. Don't act like you just met us.

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Rokas L (Post author) 6 years ago

Yes. The Moon currently hosts nearly 400,000 pounds of man-made material.

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Ishi Ishi 6 years ago

When we finally reached the deepest part of the ocean there was trash everywhere. So sad.

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Hendra Lim 6 years ago

@whatevers not taken : so, you left your s**t and pees (bodily fluids) to let people know you were there?

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TwiceRice23 6 years ago

They explained it was a weight-saving measure. It was necessary to do so. It wasn't just "litter."

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Myriam Ickx 6 years ago

My immediate reaction too: first landing on the Moon and... we leave garbage. Just like on the Everest, and all over the space, with bits and pieces of satellites orbiting everywhere. Just great!

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Chris Shelley 6 years ago

Not from this planet are you?

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Isla Reyne 6 years ago

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Elyodrm 5 years ago

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Jace 6 years ago

At least there’s no complex and life-sustaining environment to damage on the moon.

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stellermatt 6 years ago

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Stannous Flouride 6 years ago

I saw a documentary about this. There's apparently this huge black monolith with magical powers that was left as a message by (presumably illegal) aliens.

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Alex Tan 4 years ago

No windmills, no cancer.

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diane a 6 years ago

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Alexandru Bucur 6 years ago

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Scott Richmond 5 years ago

Hahaha man you are dumb. You still believe this c**p haha clearly you have not done any "SERIOUS" honest research. Fake as can be.

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Sansa Blacktyde 6 years ago

The sheer mental gymnastics these people go through to come up with these wacko theories never ceases to entertain me. Thank goodness for science!

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Anne Rouffignac 6 years ago

"And if you’re still skeptical, go to the Moon for a closer look" 😂

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My dog is my co pilot. 6 years ago

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Ellen Lanser 6 years ago

Really? So, the first time on the moon already people left their garbage?????!! Shame on us!

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Nuno Carvalho 6 years ago

I know that there is a country, somewere out there, that the majority of the populacion doesnt believe in climate changes, a large number believes in adam and eve...

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Pored Banda 6 years ago

I agree that we should go back to the moon and on to Mars. We should treat all objects in the solar system, including comets and asteroids, as exploration targets. Neil deGrasse Tyson

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diane a 6 years ago

need to change my name to Mrs Malaprop - i just read your name as bored panda. sheridan was a genius

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Alexandru Bucur 6 years ago

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diane a 6 years ago

am curious - how much good could 20.4 billion to play with do on earth?

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Jacqueline Ong 5 years ago

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Isla Reyne 6 years ago

....and NO the Earth is not FLAT. God, I hate these conspiracy theorists.

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Lucy Shupe 6 years ago

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Sarah Hartness 6 years ago

2018- People believe that some people were born the wrong gender, yet don't believe we landed on the moon. smh.....

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Kiahna 6 years ago

Transphobic? Let me guess, you think the earth is flat.

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Jiji Kent 4 years ago

I didn't know they masturbated so much that they have to leave the fluids there to reduce weight...

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Dave Behunin 6 years ago

Boots on the moon image. armstrong-...tripes.jpg

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Chuck Lantz 6 years ago

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Gary M. Climer 6 years ago

It's a classic case of those dam Facts getting in the way of a perfect alternative reality.

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Inflatable Lunchbox 6 years ago

Thanos shor

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Inflatable Lunchbox 6 years ago

Thanks shoe

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Rahul Warrier 3 months ago

The "infamous shoe" was left on the moon, due to weight/mass, then how did it end up in the musuem?

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Lea Afache 2 years ago

Well why so someone go to the moon with different footprints.

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Lea Afache 2 years ago

Well why is the boot different when someone went to the moon?

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Tekle Devdariani 3 years ago

“There is no wind to blow them [footprints] away,” but American flag somehow flies in the air 🤔

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Tekle Devdariani 3 years ago

“There is no wind to blow them [footprints] away,” but American flag somehow flies in the air 🤔

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Daniel Racovitan 5 years ago

"famous, FAMOUS", not "infamous"

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Gregory Naylor 5 years ago

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Eryk Kamiński 5 years ago

THERE WAS NO MAN ON THE MOON. LOOK UP SCOTT HENDERON'S STUDIES. ONE LINK HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xeUESdB_20

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Adam Gregory 5 years ago

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James Grey 6 years ago

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Jace 6 years ago

Yes, you’re missing an apostrophe every time you write “Armstrong’s boots”.

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Anthony Jessie 6 years ago

It is nice to know, that even our trash will be on the moon for a million years......

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diane a 6 years ago

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diane a 6 years ago

RIP Abel and Baker the first US monkeys in space

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Teri Donovan 6 years ago

Having met Buzz Aldren, THAT comment made me laugh.....I'd love to be there when someone challenged him on that.....

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Kenneth Christian Boos Lamy 6 years ago

someone asked me why isnt the big telescope put to show all the adventure markings, it would crash the conspiracy

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Airton Usuário 6 years ago

The incredible is all this fine fine powder around the modulus, after landing with a rocket of 5000 pounds of force!

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Joseph Vignolo 5 years ago

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Debster 6 years ago

I love that they left bodily fluids...that will be some old pee and poop dna for the next million years too. Ha ha

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Lachlan Steininger 6 years ago

I understand the weight saving measure but why the boots why not something else?

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Talise Snyder 6 years ago

because they only need them to walk on the moon, they don't need them on the way back or on earth

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Emin Memin 6 years ago (edited)

this is really strange https://upucuza.com

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Alfie Alfie 6 years ago

We can land a man on the moon but can’t elect an intelligent president?

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Chaim G 6 years ago

Famous, not infamous boots. Famous = good, infamous = bad.

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tarebear 6 years ago

So we can potentially go to the moon and find Neil Armstrong's human waste is that what I just read??

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Dian Ella Lillie 6 years ago

China will probably go to the moon in the next decade or so. They may even try to claim it too, for mining rights.

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Alexandru Bucur 6 years ago

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Alusair Alustriel 6 years ago

When will the Moon host an intergalactic shatterdome for our space endeavours?

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izraul hidashi 5 years ago

Who's the guy in the jeans & jacket? And why is he wearing bags over his shoes? astronaut_...0712c1.jpg

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izraul hidashi 5 years ago

Also, who is the guy sitting on the rock with his sleeves rolled up? Just curious. david-scot...9165b8.jpg

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izraul hidashi 5 years ago

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izraul hidashi 5 years ago

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Susanna Vesna 6 years ago

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GrumpyCat7 6 years ago

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Klayton Williams 6 years ago

if someone in all that space gear they are in can jump fairly high, then imagine how much lighter a less than 10 pound piece of cloth can float.

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John Smith 6 years ago

God Bless America !

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izraul hidashi 5 years ago

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Gavin Turner 3 years ago

the moon is over 300 thousand miles away, pretty sure you're the stupid one

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Luala Dy 6 years ago

as if we didnt have enough trash on earth, let's leave some on the moon yay!

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Alisson Chaigneau 6 years ago

Ok... but if there is no wind on the Moon, what is that US flag doing?

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zef rose 6 years ago

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susafo 6 years ago

If there's no wind at the moon, why is the flag flagging? Maybe is made of stiff plastic!

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birdhouse 6 years ago

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Luke Hancock 6 years ago

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Arnold Frenay 6 years ago

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Ben Smith 6 years ago

LoL...pick and choose facts much?

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Roberto Durante 6 years ago

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Sabal Minor 6 years ago

Like cosmic rays, man

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noitall man 6 years ago

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Kiahna 6 years ago

I can't even tell if you're kidding...

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Nina Watson Kirby-smith 6 years ago

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Heather Huber 6 years ago

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Grumble O'Pug 6 years ago

Tell me you are joking. Please, just tell me you are joking. *head desk*

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Ben Smith 6 years ago

Nina, my dear, I think it's you who needs to wake up...

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Rider 6 years ago

You ate a lot of paste as a child, didn't you?

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Daria B 6 years ago

It's not only about human life. It's for the sake of understanding our planet better. Sometimes you need to take a far perspective to see the whole picture.

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Night Owl 6 years ago (edited)

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Hans 6 years ago

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diane a 6 years ago

why the downvotes - billions of dollars to collect a few more identical moonrocks and film the original footprints to prove it wasnt Stanley Kubrick

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Alexandru Bucur 6 years ago

You mean the flag that is in exactly the same position in ALL the pictures because it's just hanging there? I cant believe people still believe the flag is moving... BlondGoodI...-small.gif

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Someone Notices First Steps On The Moon Don’t Match Neil Armstrong’s Boots, Gets Destroyed With Facts

As of recently, a new Moon landing conspiracy theory has been surfacing on the internet

But some people weren’t convinced by it and decided to check the facts

They found that Armstrong and the other crew members did wear the Apollo/Skylab A7L suit pictured above

But they had more gear. Namely, overshoes with treaded soles

And for the record, the footprint in the other photograph isn’t even Armstrong’s, it belongs to Buzz Aldrin

The overshoes provided extra protection from rips, tears, and dust to the basic spacesuits

This X-ray was taken as a last minute check to see if there were any foreign objects that could compromise the integrity of the spacesuit during the mission

The boots left distinctive footprints that can be seen in numerous other images from the mission

And if you’re still skeptical, go to the Moon for a closer look

“The first footprints on the Moon will be there for a million years. There is no wind to blow them away”

But why the overshoes aren’t at the museum like the rest of Armstrong’s gear?

The crew left behind about 100 items on the Moon as a weight saving measure. The list includes not only TV lenses and bodily fluids, but the infamous shoes as well

People were incredibly amused to hear such a ridiculous theory

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