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the Moon as well. See the following link:

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap070621.html

Milky Way and Earth from International Space Station

The image above was taken by an astronaut in the International Space Station with a handheld
camera. With a visage like this, it is unbelievable that the Apollo astronauts remained silent about
the stars they were able to see from space and from the Moon, and they brought back no pictures of
them. Of course, if they never actually went to the Moon, the photos and accounts given by the
astronauts are understandable. It would be easier to state that no stars are visible from the lunar
surface during the daytime than to attempt to fake authentic images of the starry host which would
be far more numerous and brilliant than what was observable from Earth.

Aside from the bad science contained in the NASA narrative of the Moon missions, there is
significant evidence of the Moon photos having been staged on Earth, oftentimes in a studio
environment with artificial lighting sources. It should not strain the sensibilities of any person to
imagine NASA staging and faking shots they claim were taken on the Moon. It is no secret that
NASA created simulations of the lunar surface, complete with lunar modules, rovers, and the various
science experiments the astronauts were to carry out. These staged conditions were ostensibly used
for astronaut training. It would be a relatively simple matter to use the same, or similar props and
staging, to create fake images and videos of the astronauts on the Moon.

The following link is to a NASA document describing the various simulators they developed for
astronaut training.

https://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/NASATND7112.pdf

NASA invested much effort in creating realistic looking simulations. At NASA’s Langley Research
Center in Virginia, the space agency employed artists who used photographs of the lunar surface
taken from satellites and telescopes, to recreate large models of the Moon.