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I Give Up: The Apollo moon missions were UN-fakeable. They went and I must deal with that.
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So when you're in the Sahara (a much better example than mountains), is the background the same when you move miles away?
Yes. It's simple geometry. When the distant view is of an object miles away and you move a few hundred yards (the most any Apollo mission moved on the moon except for those with the rover), the distant object looks almost the same. It's called perspective. Look it up.
Patriotism is the reason why you keep on defending the lie.
No. Just simple facts. But you wouldn't know anything about that, would you?
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 9918805 miles, not a few hundred yards. Mr. Patriotic, maybe you can explain why the astronauts don't have a shadow on the faked pictures, or why you don't see the stars or why the sun looks so oddly different during the "moon landing" compared to other images from the sun in space. Talk about facts to someone who is in love with his country...
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