Rene-NASA-Mooned-America

FX Pictures / Chap. 1 p. 9
Me And My Shadow
NASA claims this picture was also taken on the Apollo 16 mission. Notice that the
surface of the hill in the background is not very bright. It is shadowed although there are no
Moon clouds! That hill can only be a part of a very inferior and amateurish backdrop.
The shadow from the skinny flag pole is clearly visible at its base. If the thickness of that
shadow is measured and compared with the diameter of the pole there is another reduction in
size of an objects shadow. If that pole shadow is followed it terminates in the very thin
shadow of the flag itself.
Inspection shows that the flag itself is lying away from the Sun. In the background is the
LEM which is 32 feet in diameter. The LEM also has a very skinny shadow hardly thicker
than the flag. Here on Earth shadows from the Sun are always proportional to the size of the
object.
Nearer the foreground is a long dark line. Close inspection reveals it to be a line cord. It
should lead back to the LEM but it disappears at the rock near the flag pole. If this cord was
laid down on a crowded beach it would take hours before the foot traffic could bury it to this
extent. There were supposed to be only two men on the Moon at any time. How many stage
hands tramped about on this set to accidentally bury this line
Since the flag is away from the Sun why is the side of it so brilliantly lit Could there be
another source of light Did they carry power-hungry and heavy spotlights to the Moon The
LEM had only batteries! And why would you need spotlights where the Sun is 20 % brighter
than here on Earth
John Young has leaped about 18 inches in the air. We all know that white men can't
jump but this is ridiculous. Under the Moon's 1/6 gravity his weight (suit included) was only
65 pounds. I am crippled and weigh over 200 pounds but I can jump 4 inches high. On the
Moon this would be over 2 feet. You would think that youthful, physically fit Astronauts
with "The Right Stuff could jump higher than this.
NASA apologists keep insisting that the flag shadow is his. However, for this to be true
that shadow would also have to be much fatter. But what really takes the Booby Prize, is that
he has out-jumped his own shadow. Since even a gazelle can't out jump its shadow either
light moves much slower on the Moon or men with "The "Right Stuff can move faster than
light. However, no matter how you cut the cake, Young still has no shadow! The only
solution to this problem is that he, just like that Rover antenna, was also super-imposed.
NASA MOONED AMERICA! / Rene