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Do you really think man walked on the moon/???
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Another thing that's seldom pointed out is the background in the moon landings. Notice the astronauts are never in any area where you can see the distant horizon and get the feeling of real distance or depth as you get when seeing photos or videos on earth.
And there's no way of explaining what happens after the 2:00 point in this video
Quoting: Alwaysaware "Never?" Hardly. You haven't seen enough of the available images. You are right in one way, however. On Earth, we have what is called aerial perspective. It is the effect of distant objects becoming lighter and bluer in appearance. This is entirely due to atmosphere -- something that doesn't exist on the Moon. (In addition, MOST landscapes -- though not all -- on Earth have objects of known scale by which distance can be judged; trees, houses, etc. On the Moon, it is all geology. It is all fractal. One crater looks much like another, up until that other reaches a size large enough to reveal curvature in the surface!)
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