id agree with the idea that the moon landings were more than likely a hoax, some people will do almost anything in order to 'win', and dubbing it a space race begs for competition, and as you'd say, 'insert steroids here'.
there seems to be more evidence on fakery than on the true landings themselves, this just adds to the bs that governments are capable of. as stated from the pictures, concrete mix is the first thing that comes to mind, the rock formations being of the 'stale' type.
nasa didnt plan that 'visual technology' would advance so quickly in the way that we can now determine man made illusions and spot the diff, thanks guys. lack of tread marks (also inconsistant with the wheel pattern), the astronaughts footprints being deeper than that of the rovers, i mean, c'mon now. the distant lines could also be viewed as 'interlaced backdrops' attempted to be blended with true scenery, this is something i do regularly with photoshopcs, now you see it, now you dont.
to get your hands on the origional photos and to use nowdays methods of scanning would show tampering if any.
the skull was strange indeed, and yes, the right shadow is false, any1 working at a print n press could tell you that. but why hide one side when the other is clearly visible? one could re-create the full image easily. and if it were suppose to act as the 'deaths head of warning' it is very hard to see, and therefore would have gone unnoticed. you would make it more obviouse, assuming there were beings still living there (under there i should say). you would give it borders, surround it with logically defined geometry of sorts in order to recognise, otherwise you would pretty careless in you attempts to show "causion, tresspassers will be shot!". thats my analogy of it anyway.
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