Do you REALLY think we didn’t land on the moon?!

[JacobShepherdEngineer]

Keep in mind, you can't see stars during the day, but they're still there.

[chewygaming]

"If i don't understand it, then it's fake."

[stevecastro]

USSR and Communist China would have been more than happy to show that we did not land on the Moon. That is called 3rd party verification.

[pandabeear]

It’s funny to me that the only people that think America faked the moon landing are Americans 🤣

[mrandersson]

They should hire paparazzi as astronauts. They are really good at taking pictures of stars.

[SlappleBattles]

“You can’t see stars during the day.”
The Sun: Am I a joke to you?

[chargingrhino]

What amazes me is that there are people that still think it was faked more than 50 years later.

[Zunnerchia]

The irony is, if NASA faked the moon landing footage, it would have looked more "realistic" than the actual footage they took of the moon. My favorite joke is that they did indeed fake the moon landing but they got Stanley Kubrick to direct it and he's such a perfectionist that he decided to film on location.

[LokiDWolf]

As a photographer, this is VERY accurate.

[ironiccookies]

Tell those people to take a picture of some twinkling stars while in the city. Their cameras wouldn't even capture it.

[dustinmartinson]

Neil CRACKED himself up with that one. 😂

[adamdickinson]

I have gotta say that the thought of NASA going to all the expense of faking the moon landings then sitting round looking at the starless pictures thinking 'I'm sure there's something we've missed but I just can't put my finger on it' is pretty funny

[kizzik]

They are the same ones who don't go on cruise ships for fear of falling off the edge. 😂

[angelsjoker]

The Soviet Union didn't deny the Americans were on the moon. This is enough of an indicator for me to think they were, in fact, on the moon.

[jamescollins]

That's why it's difficult to photograph stars during a full moon

[kendob]

Space may be the final frontier but its filmed in a hollywood basement

[ct_devoid]

How terrifying being in space and on the moon must have been, but also exhilarating.

[davisfan]

Photographer here. Stars are dim and require long exposures and high camera sensibility (high ISO). Sunlight, on earth, is so bright, that not a single star can be captured on the sensor using the same settings as a day scene. So, if the astronauts are lit by the sun, and the picture has to display them, then no stars will be seen on film or on a digital sensor.

[kuunami]

It's the same reason why you have to turn up the brightness on your cellphone when it's very bright outside.

[digikamikaze]

As someone who previously worked in film and media production I can tell you he's not lying. Aperture, ISO and fps are factors in every video, even your tik tok videos.