>>16720766Even if the pictures aren't fabricated, the presence of some object on the moon does not indicate man landing on the moon. Many robots have landed on the moon.
In general, the claim that a given picture or film is conclusive of a fact is invalid. There is film of them faking their distance from the Earth two days into their supposed voyage to the moon.
The best thing NASA could do would be to land on the moon again. And take adequate high definition film and photographs. And then have that mission successfully return to Earth so the originals can be inspected without data compression and shrinking. Until that time, they never did it and the whole thing is a facade orchestrated by malevolent actors bent on destroying the West.
This is a very clear requirement. The reproduction and transmission of shitty inferior images will not be an adequate claim that they got there. Nobody cares about a visit to moonGPT.