Do you believe Neil really walked on the moon?

Question

or if it was a created scene?

I saw this site about it and I don't believe everything I see on the net, but it did make me question it. These days with the technologly we we can't even get the shuttle out of the atmosphere with out blowing up. It just made me wonder! The is not air on the moon yet the flag was blowing in the wind..........

I was not saying I don't believe I was asking if you do! I was just saying there are things that are questionable.............

Answer 1

Yes, he walked on the moon. Why would the gvt have spent all that money to pull off one big hoax? Money they didn't actually have in those days. Its not like today where a billion dollars is a drop in the bucket.

I feel bad for Neil Armstrong. He walked on the moon and now some asshats are trying to say he didn't. It must feel terrible to have people doubt him.

Answer 2

Why is this so hard for some people to believe? Do these people really have nothing better to do than disbelieve for the sake of disbelieving?
If science can get a rocket to take off, it's not that big of a stretch to think they might be able to steer it and land it on something - like the moon. It's been done many times since, so why is only this first visit called into question? Because some people can't live without drama and scandal in their life, and if they can't find it, they will create it.

Answer 3

Yes, he walked on the moon. There is no myth or legend here, it ACTUALLY happened.


The probability that we spent 100's of billions of dollars on a hoax and employed 10's of 1000's of people that have all kept their mouth shut is ZERO.

Anyone who says different is trying to get you to buy their book or dvd.

It wasn't "blowing in the wind". You see, we knew there wouldn't be any air up there (hence the reason for the space suits), so there was a rod inserted into the flag to keep it up right. The ripples were from them jabbing the flag pole into the ground and it shaking the flag.

Answer 4

The Flag is not blowing in the breeze, it has a rod in the top of it to make it stick out straight.
Everyone else addressed the Neil Armstrong part, so I thought I'd address the flag part.

Have a nice day

Answer 5

I believe he actually walked on the Moon. But if it turns out I'm wrong and it's all a big hoax. Then I'll believe he didn't walk on the Moon.

Answer 6

yes, I believe he did, I don't believe we had the digital technology to fake it that well back then and I also believe something else happened that was never re broadcast, I was watching the live broadcasts and at one point they saw a shadow or something and gasped "what was that" they cut the film and it was never mentioned again,
the flag was put on wire so it would stretch all the way out.

Answer 7

NO HE DIDNT IF YOU LOOK IT UP ALL VIDEOS OF ALL THE MOON LANDINGS ARE "LOST"! YES NASA LOST THEM, now how could they loose something so imortant in history thats like losing the declaration of independence, unless they realized sooner or later the world would realize that no they didn land on the moon. it was faked, its like covering up for roswell, when they found metals and things that we still to this day dont have the technology to make it. so think about the great rolemodels running our country and that all they do is LIE to there people. i say we rebel against the government!!!!

Answer 8

I believe but find it fun to listen to those folks who try to show proof that it never happened interesting. Like a gal in speech class showed a picture of a rock that looked like it had a number carved on it. That was interesting. She believed it happened too but she was trying to give a speech on the oppsite of what she thought.

Answer 9

I was the cameraman for that one, and is was very difficult holding that thing so steady while the special effects guys simulated a reduced gravity/airless environment in my garage.

Of course he walked on the moon.

Sheesh!

Answer 10

Yes, he really walked on the moon.