The Pros And Cons Of The Moon Landing

The moon landing conspiracy is a theory that the the U.S. has not ever gone to the moon.People have been fighting over this topic whether it was fake or real.In this essay eal.I am going to tell you if the moon landindgs were fake or real

On July 20, 1969, astronauts Buzz Aldrin, Neil Armstrong, and Michael Collins, achieved what is, perhaps, the greatest feat of mankind, landing and exploring the surface of the moon. However, some conspiracy theorists believe that NASA had pulled off the greatest hoax of all time. Thes conspiracy theorists may have convincing evidence, but all their accusations can be proven false through research and science.

Space is a vacuum and the lack of atmosphere on the moon would mean that the flag shouldn’t be moving. The force employed by Neil Armstrong planting the flag, and moving around it would be more than necessarily to cause the flag to wave. Correlation doesn’t equate to causation, therefore by the flag waving similar to ours on earth doesn’t confirm the existence of wind; instead it confirms the existence of force. The biggest evidence the moon landing wasn’t a hoax would be that the Soviets never called out the USA for faking their moon landing. The USSR and the USA were in the middle of a potential nuclear war, and if it were a giant hoax the USSR would have called out the USA. If the moon landing was a hoax, it would be one of the best kept secrets. Not only would have Soviets bought it, the people involved in the conspiracy have been all tight-lipped about it. While I do agree that it would be more beneficial to question events than to be left with doubt, but the uncontrolled elements involved in this conspiracy are unfathomably as the events played out on television. With 9/11 we can observe the events that unfolded and cross reference it with the statements

One of the key pieces of evidence of the moon landing is photo evidence. Numerous photos as well as video have been released and seen by the public. One of the most famous photos is the deployment of the United States flag on the lunar surface that appears to be rippling. Some theories will conclude that there’s no wind in space so the flag could not have been waving. However, Dr. Phillips of NASA’s Science and Space Directorate, states, “Not every waving flag needs a breeze – at least not in space.” Neil Armstrong along with Buzz Aldrin can be seen in video footage twisting the flag to plant it deeper in the lunar soil. This motion causes the flag to appear rippling. Dr. Phillips also says, “Unfurling a piece of rolled-up cloth with stored angular momentum will naturally result in waves and ripples.” Many of the photos taken are from the moon itself. Many of the theories can be refuted by simple

In the later days of May in 1961, President John F. Kennedy announced before a special joint session of Congress, his ambitious goal of sending a human to the moon before the end of the decade. However, this enormous goal, that would appear to be a catalyst for domestic pride, has as many ties to the Cold War, as it does to the moon itself. Regardless of this, when Apollo 11 landed on the moon in July of 1969, the entire country rejoiced. While some doubted the motives of Kennedy’s goal, a bigger conspiracy may have lay just beneath the surface; a conspiracy that could have shaken the entire country and enraged the world. Many well known scientists and government officials claim that the United States of America never actually landed a man on the moon, and that the government faked the entire event for both political and financial gain. Although much compelling evidence and contradictions have been brought to light by the conspiracists, NASA has successfully responded to all of these in a robust and educated manor, that fully enforces the fact that the United States of America did in fact land a man on the moon.

But even with the flag with the wire in it the bottom of the flag was still waving. And with the landing crater if there was a crater from the landing dust would still be around the area in the pictures. Plus there are also conspiracy theories that the reason we didn’t go the moon is because aliens could be a possibility because when russia went to the moon there were theories that the original people never came back and they just had people that made it look like that came back when they really didn’t. Problems with some of the rovers sent to the moon had unknown problems and they don’t know why. It was system failure or anything like that they were

Even though he did not survive long enough to see it happen, his promise was kept, and a man stepped on the moon in 1969. As Neil Armstrong stepped onto the moon he said, “That’s one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind” (Dunbar). Even with this statement and millions of witnesses watching on TV, some people do not believe the “small step for a man” actually happened. Many people think that the whole thing was a giant hoax. Several people think that it is possible the NASA paid $30 billion for the whole thing to be filmed in a movie studio. The group of people that believe this feels that it is impossible that the United States had the technology to actually land a man on the moon. They think that the United States wanted to establish their leadership role for the rest of the world to see because it was in the middle of the Cold War times.

Many accomplishments throughout the years, in the United States have formed our country to a nationalist society. On July 20th, 1969, the Mission Control Center in Houston, Texas received the call, “Houston”, which confirmed the landing of these three astronauts on the moon. Recently though, many discussions of the Apollo 11 mission have astonished thoughts of many Americans. Conspiracy theorists are looking at the Moon Landing as a hoax and one big set up that Americans were fooled into believing actually happened. In 1974, Bill Kasying wrote a book entitled We Never Went to the Moon:

It was predicted by Bill Kaysing that the likihood of sending a man to the moon and back were low because of the micro meters and radiation that may cause harm a human. Not even two years later, President J. F. Kennedy gave a speech reporting that he will designate the country with plenty of resources to land a person on the moon before the decade was out. Two years shy of a decade later, the Apollo 11 took off to the moon with three people aboard, who were Buzz Aldrin, Neil Armstrong, and Michael Collins. In July of 1969, these were the first people to ever land on the moon and walk on the moon. Many people have taken their own opinion about what actually happened. Persuasive evidence was discovered and the people have doubted that America

Upon reviewing many misconceptions about the Apollo 11 moon landing, it is true that man actually set foot on the moon. The flag that appears to be waving was moving in photographs because of the astronauts ernita. The cameras taken to the moon were placed on the astronaut's chest, although conspirators believe there were no cameras at all. Conspirators will argue that there was no way we could travel to the moon, but NASA had prepared a rocket specifically for the moon landing. NASA had a well developed plan, and that’s why the United States was the first nation to the moon in the great space race.

The third claim of the theory was American flags planted on the moon appear to be slightly waving in a breeze, but of course there are no breezes on the lunar surface NASA says this is a common misconception, even among non-conspiracists. The flags only seemed to flutter when the astronauts were moving them into position, and then pushing them into the lunar soil (not Al rubaiee

It wasn 't until I really sat down and thought about it that I realized the moon landing was questionable. As a kid I always thought it would be amazing to be an astronaut so the thought that maybe there is no real astronauts at all had me concerned. On July 20th 1969, the Apollo 11 with astronaut Neil Armstrong and his crew, guided by thousands of NASA technicians, supposedly landed in the surface of the moon. This landing at its time was considered the most amazing technological advancement in the history of mankind. The moon landing is something that everyone knows about but as it turns out about 20% americans and 50% or Ukrainians don 't believe the moon landing really happened, here 's why.

There is physical evidence that can prove on how the moon landing is a hoax. One of the popular evidences that it is a hoax is that in the videos and pictures of the men on the moon, in the distance of space there is absolutely no stars in sight. “The photographs on the moon don't show any stars in the sky,” (5 Goofy Moon landing Hoax Theories, 2017 p.30). That is why a lot of people believed this was faked and filmed in a studio. The second piece of physical evidence is how when they stuck the American flag in the ground it was waving like there is wind in space. “There's no wind on the moon, so how come the flag was blowing in a breeze?” (5 Goofy Moon landing Hoax Theories, 2017 p.30). On the moon there is no atmosphere like here on earth so there can't be any reasonable explanation as to why the flags moving but NASA has tried. The final part of my physical evidence is one of the most famous. In a picture from the astronauts there is a moon rock

NASA’s famous Apollo 11 mission that took place in July 1969 with its objective to land on the moon is being considered, by many scientists and theorists, a complete fake. The question is could NASA really have pulled off deceiving 7 billion people?

July 16th, 1969. It’s a peaceful morning at Cape Canaveral with pleasant temperatures and little wind. All is calm. Suddenly, a tremendous roar shatters the morning as the crew of Apollo 11 blast off toward the moon, riding the biggest rocket ever created. Burning 20 tons of explosive fuel a second, it propels Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins into history. The spacecraft lands four days later on the moon. Millions watched as men took the first steps on a strange place 238,900 miles away, or 9 and ½ times around the earth. After placing America’s flag among the lunar rocks, the Apollo 11 crew lit their engines and headed for the small blue sphere we call home, splashing down safely in the ocean and completing Kennedy’s