
Originally Posted by
dcfcsteve
- There's circumstantial evidence that in itself appears rather compelling (the shadows from Neil Armstrong on the video footage are in the wrong place, the US flag is shown to be fluttering whilst fully unfurled, which would be impossible in the windless zero-gravity of space etc etc).
- Again - the story is probably just rubbish - but it's fuelled by the fact that a number of things around the event appear inexplicable.
Personally I love conspiracy theories, and think they make life soooo much more interesting and exciting. Also - it would be naive to assume that of the many, many conspiracy stories there are, that even at least one of all of them may not be true. In particular, 1960's America was such a dubious and rotten place that I wouldn't be surprised if one of the many conspiracy theories from that era turned out to be true....