its real theres SOOO much proof there was as well

IT IS REAL. I HAVE BEEN ON SPACE MOUNTAIN! :}

Labyrinth wrote There was a mesh wiring running through the flag to keep it in a waving-looking position, and then the force of him putting the pole into the ground caused the flag to start moving backwards and forwards, so it looks like it's waving.

The whole reason for this is because they didn't want the flag to just flop down on TV when it was all about how America were the first ones to the Moon, but more importantly, how they beat Russia.

There are reflectors on the moon, left there by humans, any amateur astronomer can see the light being reflected off them.
So, the Moon landing was real, in my opinion.

This guy, this guy knows his stuff

They put pannels on the moon while they were there. We can at any time, shine a Laser at the moon, and it will reflect it back at us. This gives us evidence that we were there.

Also- The rovers that we sent up, and confirm that people were there. SO yeah, I believe we actually went.

I Have reasons to believe it is fake but none of us can actually say if it was.

Watch and learn kiddies

Taurus wrote like if there is no wind how could it look like they brought a industrialized fan and put it 5 feet away that flag is taking off and whats funny is not many people really even thought about that till recently

You do realize how stupid you sound right? If there is no 'air' on the moon, what is the fan going to push?

Not every waving flag needs a breeze -- at least not in space. When astronauts were planting the flagpole they rotated it back and forth to better penetrate the lunar soil (anyone who's set a blunt tent-post will know how this works). So of course the flag waved! Unfurling a piece of rolled-up cloth with stored angular momentum will naturally result in waves and ripples -- no breeze required!

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WE landed on the moon people.

The moon-landing part of this sketch is particularly brilliant

I think its fake

I don't know what to believe now