1972 Moon Landing Fakery Alert As Stagehand Spotted In Astronaut's Visor

a reply to: studio500

The creator of the Youtube video.... sigh

Oh right! The guy try'n to sell an astronaut as a
stagehand!

Wow, recycled exposé from the 2010:
www.abovetopsecret.com...

originally posted by: Phage
reply to post by wmd_2008

 

Yes.

Jack's reflection is distorted in Gene's helmet. By looking at his shadow it can be seen that Jack is aiming his camera toward Gene.
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/da121d1ecc31.png[/atsimg]

Original image here:
history.nasa.gov...

edit on 11/19/2017 by Phage because: (no reason given)

If you look at the full image mentioned in the OP, you can see that the camera was centered on the gnomon (the tripod) and the shadow in the rock -- it was NOT centered on the other astronaut.

That means that the astronaut taking the image would not have been facing the astronaut in the image, but rather he would be turned away slightly (because the cameras ate chest mounted and pointed by the astronaut turning his body.

The fact that the photographer astronaut is turned away is consistent with what we see in the visor.


Link to full-sized hi-rez image:
history.nasa.gov...

originally posted by: Cauliflower
spaceflight.nasa.gov is hosting the original image, and they didn't edit out something that was sure to be noticed.
Looks like the shadow of a child with a large square life support backpack at his shoulders.
Isn't going to change anyone's mind about the manned moon missions.

Child safty laws were lax back then.
PLUS,
You save on wieght. They don't take up much room,
eat less Astronaut food in the thing they landed in
AND on the trip back.

Hey... I know my stuff!

a reply to: grubblesnert

Can you imagine how many "are we there yet" that would create?

originally posted by: ArMaP
a reply to: grubblesnert

Can you imagine how many "are we there yet" that would create?

See..........
Insight such as this and your spot on me/goat rendition.

Now there are two reasons to be on "The TEAM"

originally posted by: grubblesnert

originally posted by: ArMaP
a reply to: grubblesnert

Can you imagine how many "are we there yet" that would create?

See..........
It is insight such as this and your spot on me/goat rendition.

Now there are two reasons to be on "The TEAM"

a reply to: grubblesnertLast post could be considered a accidental double post,
but I have an strange feeling there are mysterious benevolent forces at work here

I thought streetcap was well known as a YouTube hoaxer, which is why I don't bother with his videos, kind of like secureteam

originally posted by: OneBigMonkeyToo
It's the other astronaut, and you can clearly make out the PLSS in the shadow.



The EVA was broadcast on live TV, complete with live images of Earth.

I remember watching it live on 20" black and white tv.
Stunningly grainy and intermittent.
I believed it back then and still do.
Doesn't mean I can see an astronaut in the reflection of his visor though because I can't.

originally posted by: studio500
The reflection of the figure in the visor, could easily be one of the Astronauts in my view, after all, someone must have taken the image.
The shadow of the so called stagehand, looks suspiciously like the shape of a person wearing a large backpack but the shape of the actual person doesn't appear to be wearing one.

I think you have to take into account the shape of the rocks in front of the figure to account for the distortion of the shadow. Also, though, from the apparent orientation of the astronaut's body in the reflection, the angle his camera would be at doesn't seem to match the direction it would need to be pointing in to take the picture.

originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: EA006

Well he is pointing a camera at him, as the cameras are mounted on their chest.

No he isn't. He is orientated toward the rocks in front of him as you can see from the shadow. The other astronaut appears to be in an elevated position relative to him and his chest-mounted camera...would he not also have to be leaning back to get the elevated position in the camera's sights?

EDIT: Just seen Phage's post, which explains the orientation.

I might be being a bit ignorant here but can somebody explain to me why the shadows in the visor reflection are casting in the same direction as the rest of the image. If the other astronaut is facing the main subject, would his shadow be behind him...or am I getting this wrong?

a reply to: fromtheskydown

Just look at a mirror. Unless you are a vampire you can see yourself and your shadow, and the shadow is cast in the same direction in the reflection.

a reply to: studio500

This picture has been looked at many times on here the Astronaut looks distorted due to the shape of the helmet because the shadow is at a different orientation and area you can see the backpack.

originally posted by: studio500

I FINALLY SEE IT! I SEE THE DAMN ROCK!!!!

There is a huge thread on here in which every claim by hoax believers is looked at on it's 630+ pages

The Big Thread

One member on that posted this image



The arrows he added he claimed showed light from various sources ie not just the Sun, he didn't understand how shadows follow the terrain they land on.

That is the level of thought used by hoax believers

a reply to: wmd_2008


I wonder why these Moon Hoax threads have returned from the dead? Couldn't have anything to dom with a certain country's "we may never know the truth" campaign.... Could it?

a reply to: DJW001

Or just another generation seeing Apollo conspiracies and flat Earth BS everywhere on the net.

originally posted by: EA006


How did one astronaut take a picture of another astronaut out on the moon when he's not facing him or pointing a camera at him?

If the photographer astronaut was pointing the camera at the other astronaut, the other astronaut would be in the center of the image rather than on the far left edge.