Moon Landings Faked? Filmmaker Says Not!

[Orbital_Dew]

funny
in 69 they could go to the moon and not fake it
in 2018
they can fake it but cant go the moon anymore

[JeewanthaBandara]

A true Youtube classic. I wanted to find it again after many years

[jamescarter]

This might be the single best response I've ever heard from the photography perspective, retorting against the 'fake moon landing' story. Very methodical, informative, humbly presented and entertaining. It's refreshing to hear a mellow voice narrating a monologue on Youtube rather than full-blast the whole time like a lot of presenters.

[lookitssupergus]

RIP Collins. Thank you for everything you've given us as an artist, and an intellectual.

[jamesneilsongrahamloveinth]

If you want to perpetrate a gargantuan hoax, you do it once, heave a sigh of relief if you think you've succeeded and leave it at that. You don't go repeating it multiple times with ever-increasing chances of being found out. The hoaxers sometimes forget that there were nine moon missions, six of which landed on the lunar surface . . .

[generalmaul]

Remember when the russian's totally called bullshit on this whole thing and went on telling the whole planet that their worst enemy is pranking everyone?

Neither did I.

[cyberpleb]

I haven't watched this video in awhile. Every time I watch it, it's better than I remembered.

[okuno]

I normally ignore debunks because hoaxers' arguments just don't pass basic burden of proof tests; but here I actually learned something positive about history, and that's well worth it!

[avlisk]

Thank you for bringing up The Patriot Act, the biggest piece of anti-American tyranny of this Century. And this Century is still young.

[fp]

“Make sure everybody in the filming set died mysteriously in a car crash”

[danielgriffin]

"If they haven't lied to you today, maybe they haven't had coffee yet."
brilliant

[MrUdaman]

Knowing a tiny bit about audio and video technology, this makes perfect sense but what makes even more sense are his comments at the end.

THANKS FOR THIS

[judythompson]

ive watched this three times, love this man and his deadpan delivery. You think, this is boring...and suddenly you see the twinkle, and start really listening to what he's saying. Especially at the end.

[yankee]

As a photographer, myself, you were dead on. Something that no one has ever mentioned is that the tracking of the Apollo missions took place in all the first world countries. No one ever seemed to question its validity. Excellent exposé.

[da]

This video is phenomenal however I have to disagree with his statement that "nowadays it would be easy to fake the moon landings", I am sure what he means is that it would be easy to fake some of the footage but there is still no way to fake the tracking of the Apollo missions. Transmissions from the Apollo crafts moving from earth orbit, to the moon, into moon orbit, landing and returning to earth were tracked by people all over the world. The transmission source can not only be pinpointed as to how far it is from earth but also the speed of the craft due to doppler effect. There was no way to fake it then and there still isn't. Another detail is that the radio and television signals traveled at different speeds, as the Apollo crafts moved further and further from earth the delay between the signals increased which is another giveaway that they really were transmitting from the moon. Oh and one more detail, by Apollo 14 we began using the rovers of which there exists hours of footage. The footage of the dust being kicked out by the tires not only proves that they were in 1/6th of earths gravity but also in a vacuum as the dust clearly is not being met with air resistance. If you think NASA had a way of creating a movie set in 1969 that was not only 1/6th earths gravity but also a vacuum about 2 acres in size and in which you are unable to see the supporting walls and structure on film you are certified batshit crazy and not to mention crazy, crazy dumb!

[soapbxprod]

Thank you, S G- As a fellow professional 61 year old cinematographer/videographer who also worked for 12 years as a union assistant cameraman working with Arriflex and Panavision et alia film cameras back in the 1980s-90s, may I say that you are 100 percent correct! :)

[todddedelow]

"My check just came from NASA". BAHAHAHAH!!!🤣🤣🤣.
THAT WAS AWESOME!!
Thanks for the great video.

[brianconner]

It’s gets better every time I watch love that ending

[LeoDragon]

I’ve never been taken in by the whole moon landing hoax idea but never before thought that, from a filmmaker’s perspective, it just wasn’t possible to fake it back then. Love the video and and the wonderfully sarcastic presentation. Great job.

[nickrose]

There are over 15 thousand unedited photos from the moon missions online. Look them up and go through them. They are amazing, showing every element of each mission including all the dud photos that were taken. That anyone could fake so many pictures is impossible.