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3, which Rene has titled "Mutt and Jeff." The anomaly in this photo is
obvious. This is a photo of Armstrong, holding the staff, and Aldrin, holding
the flag. While the two astronauts are basically the same height, the
shadow of Armstrong is about 75 percent the length of Aldrin's. The shadows
are not parallel as they should be, but converge, indicating two
sources of light. Rene used trigonometry to discover that Aldrin's personal
source of illumination is at 26.4 degrees of altitude, while Armstrong's
is at 34.9 degrees. The sun was at 13.5 degrees altitude on the real Moon,
so where were these guys Certainly not where we have been led to
believe. Perhaps a soundstage in the American desert
NASA allegedly shot tens of thousands of pictures of the lunar landings,
yet it is very difficult to procure even a decent percentage of these,
and the same ones show up in most publications. The television footage
of the first Moon landing was very poor. While having access to the finest
of technology, NASA would not allow a direct feed of the footage, but
forced networks and news services to film through an optically enlarged
television screen, adding quite a bit of distortion. During the Apollo 16
lunar lift-off the camera followed the ship up off the surface. No one was
left on the Moon, so who panned the camera NASA later claimed that the
camera was radio controlled from Earth, but how could they have followed
the ship so closely given the transmission time lag ...
The Spacey Twins. NASA used the same photo twice, perhaps to cut expenses