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True.

Why would you expect to see stars in correctly exposed footage taken of a bright surface in daylight? Take care.

Your lack of evidence is reaaaaaaaaaal.

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The footage shown at the start of this video is of Ed Mitchel exiting the LM for his second EVA on the Apollo 14 mission in 1971. The footage is taken using a camera set up by Alan Shepard. Take care.

What exactly did you expect the flag to do when the astronauts supply it with energy by rotating it? Stay still??

AI in 1971? Seriously??

Wow!!! You are right!!!! There are no stars!!!! This is the first time in the history of the world that someone has mentioned this!!!!! BRAVO!!!!!!!

You expect starlight to be photographed in daylight?

For a start, if you are referring to this footage then be aware that it is from Apollo 14 mission, 1971, and shows Apollo astronauts Ed Mitchel (on his 2nd EVA) and Alan Shepard and does not feature Neil Armstrong at all. Secondary, the Westinghouse TV camera that filmed Armstrong's first steps, 1969, was attached to the LM and deployed and activated by the Apollo 11 crew before he exited. Take care.

Did you just give up before you finished your sentence?

@willoughbykrenzteinburg broooooooo

flag not blowing flag swinging because someone swing pole tonto feel better

"Why doesn't the camera fly"...Because it does not have a means of propulsion and the lunar gravity acts downwards. "Isn't there gravity in space". There is a gravitational force everywhere in the Universe but the further away from objects with mass then the lower this force will be. "why does the flag flap a little"...The flag flaps/oscillates a lot. It oscillates when the astronauts give it energy by moving it during assembly. A flag will oscillate a lot easier in a vacuum as there is no atmospheric resistance to remove energy from the system. Take care.

Would you really expect dim starlight to register in daylight?

Because it’s daytime. The Moon and everything on it are illuminated by the Sun. If the camera’s exposure time was long enough to capture the stars, then everything else would be completely washed out, and the footage would be pointless.

real life

Your imagination. Take care.

We don't have to imagine, g moon = 1.6 m/s2. Take care.

Evidince?

Correct. Air is not a perquisite for movement, energy is. And what do you think the astronauts are supplying to the flag when they move it?

Camera mounted on a tripod.

Who said that it was rock? Take care.

Flag moves when the astronauts move it. Objects move when they are moved. Is that really news to you? Take care.

@@TheWokeFlatEarthTruthoh

Which first steps? The lift-off from the Moon was filmed by a TV camera attached to the LM on Apollo 15, 16 and 17.

Why are you friends with someone so stupid?

Does it really have to be explained to you that objects further away will look smaller due to perspective????????

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You're the VERY FIRST person to ask this.....

Does it really have to be explained to you that a flag will oscillate quite easily in a vacuum when it is supplied with energy? Take care.

Swinging, not waving,

@@TheWokeFlatEarthTruthyour the type of person who just feed into their crap when they lie to you and tell you the moon landing was real

@ Do you have some evidence to present that the Apollo missions were fake, yes or no? Take care.

Do large numbers scare you? Take care.

Do you really expect to see stars in correctly exposed footage taken in daylight?

@@TheWokeFlatEarthTruthpeople often forget it's still daylight on the moon 😆

so?

@@TheWokeFlatEarthTruthit is fake

@ "it is fake"...so produce the evidence that backs up your claim. Take care.

gravity

Gravity acts downwards. Take care.

Nope.

@@AwesomeMutationit is, it was filmed in a Hollywood studio set, stop letting them lie to you, you’ll feel like they have control over you and make you feel like a fool

The moon does not have an atmosphere to scatter light so the lunar sky will always be dark. Take care.

Camera set up by Shepard.