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Buzz Aldrin’s Boot

Look at the images of Buzz Aldrin exiting the Lunar Module above. Compare what you see to the
words of Neil Armstrong who descended the same ladder just moments earlier.

It's quite dark here in the shadow [of the lunar module] and a little hard for me to see that I have
good footing.

Does it look hard for you to see in the shadowed side of the Lunar Lander? Not at all. There is even
a lighting hot spot on Buzz Aldrin’s heel. If shadows are “eerily dark... like a piece of night
following you around,” then why is the shadow side of the Lunar Lander so well lit? Astronaut Ed
Mitchell stated, “unless you've got direct sunlight, there's no way in hell you can see anything,” yet
there was no direct sunlight on the back side of the Lunar Lander that Aldrin and Armstrong
descended. Why was it lit up so well? Those who are engaged in refuting the evidence of the Moon
missions having been faked, usually argue that the back of the Lunar Module was visible due to the
reflection of sunlight off of the lunar surface. Since the lunar surface’s reflectivity is similar to that
of asphalt, and the camera was adjusted to take images in intensely bright sunlight, not shadow, this
explanation does not wash.

There is another explanation, however. These images were not photographed on the Moon. They
were photographed in a staged environment utilizing multiple light sources here on Earth.