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I finally noticed that most moon landing debunkers keep using the same bad photo
They always point to that one picture where the shadows look off, but they never account for the uneven ground surface. Has anyone actually tried measuring the angles themselves or just repeating what they saw online?
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anna7176d agoMost Upvoted
Oh man, I remember reading an article a while back that actually broke this down pretty well. Turns out the whole shadow thing is from people looking at a single photo and assuming the ground is flat. Someone did the math on it and the angles work fine once you account for the hills and craters in the background. It's wild how a simple thing like uneven dirt can throw off everyone's perception. I swear most folks just see that one picture go viral and never bother to check the actual science. It's like they want it to be fake so bad they ignore the obvious explanation.
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ward.diana6d ago
My buddy Tom once brought a protractor to a crater and proved the angles actually line up perfectly.
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