A few answers
Hiya all,
First of all, John R. Renz's whole story as well as some drawings of what he saw will be on my site in the near future. As for the moon landing coments:
1) The moon rocks is a good point, which I have no definite information about, althoguh you can speculate about them being made in a laboratory somewhere, becuase all of the materials on the moon are present on Earth although in a lesser quantity.
2) The halo on the sun is a good point also, I had a professional photographer look at that picture and he said that it could quite easily be cuase by having a camera with many lenses and even though the cameras used on the moon were quite primative they could still produce that effect, however if you look at that picture again, the sun is behind the astronaut and his front is lit up, which is also odd.
3) The flag si debatable, I have watched a video of the flag and it looks just like it is fluttering in the wind on Earth. If the film was made on Earth a real rocket would not have been used, a crane would lift the LM (lunar module) so you would not get a huge blast from the rocket engines.
4) Even if parts fo that picture of the multiple shadows look normal, some do not and this strongly points towards a films studio with artificial lighting, which was not taken to the moon.
5) At the time of Apollo 13 interest in the Apollo project was fading, so it woudl seem logical to have something interesting happen on number 13.
6) Is there proof that those mirrors are actually on the moon? Or did NASA just claim this?
7) It would eb hard to expose the hoax, especially at the time becuase it was such an exciting thing and it was man's greatest achievement so people would not like to listen to stories about hoaxes and conspiracies especially not when they are coming from the Russians, and the Russians have not to this day set foot on the moon becuase they still claim that it is impossible.
I hope these help, if you have any other questions I am happy to try and answer them.
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