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My 'brilliant son says to me, Dad, have you ever thought that we did not go to the moon?Of course I have heard the conspiracy theory that NASA faked the whole thing out in the desert somewhere, maybe area 51.I am a firm believer that if we did not go, it is one of the best secrets involving thousands of people and not a REAL LEAK in the world today. Ranking with other super secrets of the day but edging out Mr. Obama's application to college and his grades along with Trumps Tax records.Do you know anyone who believes we did not land on the moon? Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

Yes there are many people who hold to that conspiracy theory. You nailed it though: there’s no way that many people could keep a secret that big!

Even the Soviets say we went

Very good point, RS Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

I was there. I had to hold the camera for the moon walk. I wasn't a good photographer then. That explains the poor quality of the photography

THANKS ROUGH, that seals it. An eye witness. good stuff! Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

Duplicate response, but since I am here anyway, we drive thru the Shenandoah Valley tomorrow, I will think of you guys that work.To my OP.. I think I have enough proof for me. I thought we went! Now I know. Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

I was alone on my own boat. When Apollo 11 blasted off, I was able to see it within just, I guess, a minute or two after it took off.Believe it or not, I saw each stage disconnect and fall through the atmosphere for at least a little ways. And then, again, believe it or not, I saw the supposedly FINAL stage ALSO fall toward the ocean (I didn't see them actually hit the water). That is, the stage that supposedly went to the moon...actually fell from the sky. There was no more fire showing, as it had been all the way up.In later years, I saw other Apollo missions. And so long as it was relatively clear, I could observe the flame (from the rocket) until it went out of the atmosphere a good distance. And that's why I have to believe that we didn't go to the moon.

If it was a big secret, then many of the scientists and engineers would have been kept in the dark. They could have even launched a rocket. It kind of makes more sense to have a conspiracy than to send men to the moon:- The moon is so much farther than anything else we have gone to. - It was cheaper to trick the world than to fly men to the moon.- Getting men on the moon would be really, really hard.- The US and Russia were trying to trick and mislead each other to get an advantage over each other during the Cold War.- The technology to put a man on the moon is almost the same technology that could be used to put a nuclear missile in the middle of Red Square.The international space station is 254 miles up. The moon is 238,000 miles away from the earth. Why waste all the money if they could just fake it and make the Russians? think they could do it? Conspiracy makes more sens

Having been in the military for 2 decades and knowing how the Government actually works, the moon landing could not have been faked. There are countless thousands of people who would have had to be in the know and to have kept quiet for years. Never happen.... Somebody would have busted a gut to tell on the Government.Not to mention they actually have photographic proof from later space missions that show pictures of the landing sites and footprints.