Comments by "Kevin Skinner" (@kevinskinner4986) on "Joe Revisits the Phil Plait Moon Landing Debate w/Penn Jillette" video.

  1.  @ninjacrypt5795  Ninja.... First of all, claiming that "many" rocks were proven fake is a blatant lie. It was ONE rock and the "fake rock" wasn't even NASA's. It was a completely unrelated rock that was ASSUMED to be moon rock purely based on when it was received (despite being a year before the moon landings were given out) and then donated without being appraised. The astronauts were given a payload allotment to bring whatever (reasonable) personal possessions they wanted. Aldrin brought a communion set. Armstrong brought boy scout memorabilia or flags or something dignified (I don't remember what it was). The golf equipment was from that personal payload. It was not in place of anything so don't pretend that it was. You can't receive radio from China without a satellite in part because there's a billion tons of rock called "the curvature of the Earth" in the way. The golf cart extends the range you can move away from the ship and allows you to transport equipment and samples over distance. Anybody that doesn't think this is beneficial has their head up their ass. We see stars from the Earth AT NIGHT. The Apollo missions happened during the DAY and the lunar daytime is two weeks long. Photographs of the stars use long exposure times of several seconds long that, if you tried to use them in sunlight, would render everything in the foreground overexposed and unusable because brightly it photographs use exposure times of less than 1/100th of a second. Your precious "truther" cult leaders are well-aware of this, but continue to pretend this is an issue because lying is much easier. By the way, Apollo 16 took ultraviolet photographs using a telescope. They were determined to have come from the moon. The hoaxers will never, ever tell you about that.
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