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Ah man, I know I shouldn't have said anything... one thing was the fact that there's no lunar dust on the landing pads of the capsule... surely if the dust is like a fine powder, when the capsule landed, dust would've covered the pads and legs?
Two things are necessary for your belief to hold out, both are present on Earth and neither on the moon.
You will need:
- A thick air atmosphere (to lift the dust and swirl it over the legs on landing)
- Moisture in the atmosphere (to act as an adhesive and stick the dust to the legs)
You have neither.
If anything, the evidence you present against it being real validates it further.
- A thick air atmosphere (to lift the dust and swirl it over the legs on landing)
Velocio
Ah man, I know I shouldn't have said anything... one thing was the fact that there's no lunar dust on the landing pads of the capsule... surely if the dust is like a fine powder, when the capsule landed, dust would've covered the pads and legs?