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A funny thing happened on the way to the Moon

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First published at 12:10 UTC on August 13th, 2018.

#apollo
#faking
#earth

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This movie produced by BBC in 2013 was based on the research by Bart Sibrel after the occurrence of a film scroll with a rather chocking content apparently originating from NASA ("The Manned Spacecraft Center"). The sequence showed the Apollo 11 crew in their command module engaged with minimizing the visual impression of the Earth as we could expect it to look from half the distance to the Moon. The interesting question remains: why didn't the astronauts wait to photograph the Earth until they actually were half the way to the Moon? Oh, excuse me - they WERE half way to the Moon - or at least that's what we were told. Confused?

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