We Have Never Left Earth's Atmosphere, Here’s Why

Since 1969, we've celebrated the Apollo 11 mission as a pinnacle of human achievement, believing we sent astronauts 384,400 kilometers away to the moon. To state it boldly, this monumental event in space exploration never really happened. Despite the advancements in technology and years of space travel history, humans have never actually set foot beyond the Earth's atmosphere. Today, we're not just questioning the moon landing; we're challenging the very foundation of space exploration history. Get ready to explore a perspective that turns one of humanity's biggest accomplishments into its greatest story ever told.

Contents of Video

Introduction - 00:00
The Atmosphere's Unseen Boundaries - 00:41
The Van Allen Radiation Belt and the Moon Landing - 04:44
Shadows in Moon Landing Photos - 06:13
Absence of Stars in Lunar Photos - 08:14
Flag Waving in a Vacuum - 9:54

[basxm]

Why fake it 9 times? Shouldn't once have been enough, why fake sequels with not much diffrence. Like the fakes should've gotten better over the years from the first to last. So stupid.

[thomasbell]

This thing stinks of click bait pandering to buffoons. It's 100% crap.

[hwd]

Watch A Strange Thing Happened On The Way To The Moon,

the most troubling part for me was when they were in Low Earth orbit and they covered up one of the windows to make the Earth look far away as they were supposed to be at the Moon.

That is a very troubling video.

[moriscondo]

I guess any fool can make and post a Youtube video these days.

[wearemany]

The next in this series is "how your trousers are stealing your farts" 😃

[andrewlehman]

Oh yeah, what about Star Wars? How can there be Jewish space lasers if we’ve never been out of the atmosphere?

[wanzetselsalasya]

How was the international space station constructed if indeed we've never been out of earth's atmosphere?

[koobuck]

Doesn't YouTube have rules against misinformation and bullshit

[rbl]

The amazing inability to accept what is, it's just amazing... just so childish, so immature, actually though quite dangerous because it's psychotic

[robthames]

Love how YT uses a Wikipedia article for “context”. Every single college student ever knows not to use Wikipedia for research.

[zoeazsss]

Were the astronauts on the moon during the day? Was the sky lit up like daylight like it is on earth?

[elcunto]

If you don't belive we ever went to the moon... Do you really belive we got to Mars???

[RonLindsey-zh]

I'm just here to see if someone actually believes this and comments.

[jason]

So, one point he says no other light source on moon except the sun. Then, goes on to to say no stars in pictures, but says there should be stars. Which should be a very significant source of light on the moon right or wrong? What is the atmosphere of the moon?

[mydogbrian]

- You can fool a fool some of the time. But when you find out that the universe is a 4 dimentional hologram projected on a 5 dimentional curved surface it begs the question; "aren't we all but a bunch of fools?"

[SergioMollari]

So, what has chattering about the moon landing have to do with this video's title: "We Have Never Left Earth's Atmosphere, Here’s Why"?
I'll tell you.
Absolutely nothing.
"Mysterious Unknowns"?
More like "Blatant Clickbait"

[thefish]

I can’t find the words for this idiocy.

[Metal_Life]

I was just here for the comments and there is only 1 😂

[fly_speck_cafe]

Well and it's KILOmeter, not kilOMeter. Plus you have some plural issues. 🙄

[eddyk]

I don't know but is one way to see for sure pictures of the moon, is the flag there is anything left behind still there and so on. That's evidence more than anything in this video so far. Lighting stars and more.