The Mistake of The Moon Landing That Changes Everything - Joe Rogan

There has been some controversy surrounding Joe Rogan's views on the moon landing. In the past, he has expressed skepticism about the moon landing, suggesting that it may have been faked. But why people doubt that it happen? Well, Joe Rogan has his explanation. Let's analyze.

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[solsland]

So the Russians, who with 100% certainty, were tracking the missions, decided to play along with the big secret that it didn't actually happen. I'll let you all decide whether that is plausible or not..

[briand]

So, in the title "The Mistake of the Moon Landing that Changes Everything, " What was the mistake? And what did it change? I watched the whole video, and maybe I missed it, but this title is misleading.

[Professor_Internet_PhD]

10 seconds of Joe Rogan's opinion followed by a 12 minute diatribe against moonlanding conspiracies. without actually addressing Rogan's point.

[rynor]

Amazing how you made a 12 minute video without actually saying anything of valuable

[ababbit]

Resently, NASA said they "lost the technology" to return to the moon... Hummm, I lost my car keys once, but the locksmith made me some new ones since he still had the technology to make car keys... Funny how NASA lost their "car keys" to the space crafts... Nope, Rogan was correct, it was fake and no response from the cheap seats is required.

[lisaj]

It’s annoying that if you search for moon landing to see original footage YouTube feeds you loads of idiocy

[scubaguy]

So if it were faked, they did it 6 times? Inconceivable.

[sartec]

When America landed on the moon, they left their flag.
If Britain ever landed on the moon, they wouldn't leave their flag,
but they would leave a sign: Caution: Uneven Surface.
~Sean Lock

[stevenkothenbeutel]

The better answer at 5:45 isn’t that the cameras couldn’t capture stars but because the lunar surface was magnitudes brighter than the star field. The cameras exposed for the lunar surface brightness and since it is far brighter than the stars in the sky, the stars don’t show up. This is a basic concept for photography. If they exposed for the star field, everything including the lunar surface, astronauts and space craft would be overexposed with no identifiable detail.

[rebelscumspeedshop]

I met Jack Schmidt at College in 2016. I asked him "What do you think when people call the Apollo mission fake?" He replied.. Well that's why I'm out here getting paid to do seminars and sign autographs.. because NASA isn't paying me enough to keep my mouth shut" lol

[boatymcboatface]

Did you seriously say physics and Joe Rogan in the same sentence!?😂

[robertmatch]

How right and accurate you can be is limited by reality. But there is NO limit to how wrong you can be.

[scottjgray]

The space craft did not have thick walls, in fact the LEM was extremely fragile, it was the bare minimum necessary. Today I doubt it would even be considered safe. Many of the pictures show bits of the landing gear broke, there was no significant radiation protection, they simply could not afford it in terms of mass, same with the suits. Am not saying it didn't happen, but risk was extream much more than people realise.

[dannygeouge]

Gotta love that moon rover with an umbrella antennae and lawn chairs for seats. Those were some expensive lawn chairs.

[derrickwinter]

Still stunned people believe it happened🤩🤩🤩🤩

[ThomB]

Kant says anything can be doubted. But, something being doubtful, and something not being real, are two entirely different things.

[mhillgoth]

“The moon landing happened” - yet as technology has advanced tenfold, we no longer have the technology to go to the moon.

[henrymease]

Here's the next news flash Joe Rogan found out by sources Elvis Presley is still alive. What will he do next to prop up his failing Podcast ?

[randalljwilson]

We can’t even go now in 2024 but went in 1969 😂 ✌🏼