Comments by "Yazzam X" (@yazzamx6380) on "Real Stories" channel.

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  28. ​ @xpez9694  - You said "yes tell me all about if you have the time.. i would like to hear what people say to debunk that." Here's the video featuring the claimed hammering sounds, but rather than just a few cherry picked seconds, several minutes are available here to avoid the cherry picking we see in conspiracy videos. www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JVtzVN3ncg The hammering starts at 2:07 and ends at 2:56, but notice the complete lack of any so-called hammering sounds for most of the times he hits the core sampler! At 2:08 we do hear two 'knocking' sounds, but we also hear EXACTLY the same two 'knocking' sounds at 5:04 (as revealed on the two links below); youtu.be/5JVtzVN3ncg?t=128 youtu.be/5JVtzVN3ncg?t=304 At 2:21, we hear the 3 'knocking' sounds that the hoax claim focuses on and one sound at 2:27, but again, the rest is completely silent, therefore just like the sounds at 2:08 and 5:04 it has nothing to do with sound traveling through air as claimed. If we really were hearing the sound of the astronaut hammering the core sampler into the lunar surface, then we should hear a knocking sound for EVERY hit, not silence for most of the 49 seconds of hammering! Watch and listen to that FULL clip from 2:00 to 3:00 and notice that the few 'knocking' sounds heard are out of sync with the hammer, and there's no sound at all for most of the hammering. And again, notice that the same double knocking sound heard at 2:08 is also heard at 5:04 :-) The point is, throughout Apollo footage we hear all kinds of random noises from time to time, especially clicks and pops, and sometimes sounds from the astronauts breathing out heavily when they're doing something strenuous (like hammering), where hammer strikes can also travel through the suit and sometimes be picked up by the mic, but for 99.99% of the time no-one cares or even notices all those sounds in Apollo footage. However, the moment such a noise happens to coincide with something we see on screen (which must happen by the law of averages) then conspiracy theorists immediately pounce upon it to claim we're hearing sound traveling through air. The Apollo hammer hoax claim is a perfect example of that. I hope that helped :-)
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