re: Joe Rogan Podcast with Bart Sibrel - who here believes the Moon Landing was a hoax?

quote:

---

Sibrel interviewed Gus Grissom’s wife who stated that Gus, the day before his death, said the mission wasn’t going to be able to make the timeline and that he saw what he thought was CIA operatives messing around the Apollo aircraft that exploded with him and 2 other astronauts in it.

---

Protect public image of a delay by killing your American astronauts instead. Makes sense

quote:

---

The van allen belt with the extensive radiation that would make it impossible with 1960’s technology for anyone to survive through it, much less live into their 80’s.

---

Tech that goes to space has always gotten extensive testing and hardening for the radiation exposure. You don't go to space and bring your PC or phone chip that certainly would have more issues in the belt

quote:

---

How can equipment survive the extensive heat on the moon. Polaroid pictures that would begin to disintegrate as soon as they are exposed to the surface of the moon?

---

The heat of what exactly, the surface? Surely you don't mean the 'air' surrounding the equipment...

quote:

---

The shadows from the pictures of the moon landing seem to contradict the moon landing and how true Sun shadows run parallel to each other vs different directions.

---

covered in this thread a few times

quote:

---

Buzz Aldrin who apparently brings back what was claimed to be a moon rock that was later analyzed to be petrified wood.

---

Somebody yoinked or never received a real one. Definitely enough to make you wonder what happened, but hardly any proof that moon rocks in general are fake or not around

quote:

---

Current AI technology has apparently analyzed the photos and said the pictures were a fake.

---

any credible source? Would love to read it (not sarcasm)

quote:

---

Elon Musk and other astrophysicist say that current missions to the moon would require 8 starship launches to fuel up a single moon trip.

---

Completely different fuel requirements for different spacecraft and lander size and weight. Also Elon may be talking in generalities here, not waiting for the the best earth-to-moon transfer window for efficiency


I'm glad people question things, as they should. But you should stay open minded and look for information, not confirmation.

Bonus: the guy on the podcast said there was a 50% chance to get hit by a meterorite per day, so after three days that meant "150%, aka certain death" ... lol