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The flag in the instance you mention does not wave around anywhere near as much as when the pole was handled by the astronauts. Also, there are two more likely explainations. One, the astronaut brushed against the flag. A YouTube user did analysis of the positions, and it the astronaut was close enough for this to happen. Two, an electrostatic effect caused the flag to move. The moon dust is known to create such effects.
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So your under a lightsource (a lamp whatever) and then if you take picture youll see a black sky. No stars.
Also, there are two more likely explainations.
One, the astronaut brushed against the flag. A YouTube user did analysis of the positions, and it the astronaut was close enough for this to happen.
Two, an electrostatic effect caused the flag to move. The moon dust is known to create such effects.
what did they expect?
This actually happened. It's no hoax.