Jan Lundberg was an engineer not a scientist. And he did not say that the astronauts were in a spotlight. He said, it would seem that Armstrong stand in a spotlight and that he could not explain this.
@PsychoSpammer -- Yes. Rather than explaining how items appeared in the picture that could not possibly have been framed in the picture "from the base of the ladder" as you have insisted 5866 was taken from, how about if you just run away laughing like an idiot?
If 5866 were taken "from the base of the ladder" HOW did it include the side of the LM that was facing AWAY from the ladder?
Note Armstrong's position: He is standing well in the distance beyond the ladder.
Now look at picture 5866 from Apollo 11. It contains a portion of the "United States" sign on the far side of the LM. It also shows the base of the ladder, the base of the rocket engine nozzle, and the base of the strut on the far side of the ladder.
That picture is consistent with the position of Armstrong standing in full sun in this video.
@PsychoSpammer -- Most of Aldrin's descent is while Armstrong is on the other side of the ladder and you can't see his orientation.
In the video, the video camera, the ladder, and Armstrong are aligned.
In the picture that Armstrong took of Aldrin descending the ladder, the camera that Armstrong is holding, the ladder, and the strut that the video camera was mounted on are aligned.
The alignment of things is consistent between the video and the still photo.
Jan Lundberg was an engineer not a scientist. And he did not say that the astronauts were in a spotlight. He said, it would seem that Armstrong stand in a spotlight and that he could not explain this.
Sounds a little bit different, right?
CHSarahBs 9 months ago
Jan Lundberg from Hasselblad said the astronauts were in the spotlight
Yes the scientist who Nasa asked to modify the cameras with they used
to Fake pictures on the Fake moon landings mocked Nasa
fuckutube74 11 months ago
@PsychoSpammer -- Yes. Rather than explaining how items appeared in the picture that could not possibly have been framed in the picture "from the base of the ladder" as you have insisted 5866 was taken from, how about if you just run away laughing like an idiot?
If 5866 were taken "from the base of the ladder" HOW did it include the side of the LM that was facing AWAY from the ladder?
You have no answer. So you just go away.
Bye.
nesokretep 1 year ago
Note Armstrong's position: He is standing well in the distance beyond the ladder.
Now look at picture 5866 from Apollo 11. It contains a portion of the "United States" sign on the far side of the LM. It also shows the base of the ladder, the base of the rocket engine nozzle, and the base of the strut on the far side of the ladder.
That picture is consistent with the position of Armstrong standing in full sun in this video.
nesokretep 1 year ago
@PsychoSpammer -- That is correct. He could not have been standing at the base of the ladder when he took that picture.
There are things in that picture that you could not possibly see from the base of the ladder.
The picture must have been taken from a position as far back from the ladder as the video shows Armstrong being.
Thank you.
nesokretep 1 year ago
@PsychoSpammer -- Most of Aldrin's descent is while Armstrong is on the other side of the ladder and you can't see his orientation.
In the video, the video camera, the ladder, and Armstrong are aligned.
In the picture that Armstrong took of Aldrin descending the ladder, the camera that Armstrong is holding, the ladder, and the strut that the video camera was mounted on are aligned.
The alignment of things is consistent between the video and the still photo.
nesokretep 1 year ago
APOLLO MOON HOAX
nasafakedit 1 year ago
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fiddlestickszz 1 year ago