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See more "I Think" videos here www.youtube.com I Think The Moon Landings Were Real Between 1969 and 1972 NASA claimed to have put 12 men on the moon. Several years after that books where published that accused NASA of faking the landings, and made claims that the landings where shot in a TV studio. There have also been several films and websites devoted to disproving it. But most of these claims are based on sloppy science and wild speculation, and experts have provided explanations for all the claims. A rocket capable of landing on the Moon should have created a huge crater on the surface, yet there is nothing there. The rocket didn't slam into the Moon; it decelerated and only had a 1.5 pound per square inch impact (less than a human) www.badastronomy.com The video shows Neil Armstrong climbing down the ladder and stepping onto the surface. If he was supposed to be the first man on the Moon, who took the video? A Camera was deployed by Armstrong by pulling on a lanyard as he descended the ladder. It was on an extending arm that swung out from the lander for this purpose. www.thekeyboard.org.uk Why don't you see the stars in some of the pictures they took? The camera's exposure was set to a fast speed to capture bright objects because the moon was in direct sunlight. www.badastronomy.com The astronaut's shadows are different lengths in different pictures. This is because the moon has hills, and a shadow can appear a different length depending on the steepness of a hill <b>...</b>