True that

weight was an issue

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the hell are you on about, more expensive? They spent like 140billion

163*

why does it not seem like there is a gravity issue on the moon in the footage?

yeah and color cameras/film would be a needless exspense

you double the speed of the film and it looks like its filmed on earth

why does it look like the people filmed on the moon have harnesses attached to them

one can be spotted being lifted by it when he falls

Good example of wires here https://youtu.be/Zz9Bzi_GyD0

he goes from a kneeling position to a standing position without help from the other astronaut and clearly not his own power

Needless expense? Are you kidding me? It's humanity's supposed greatest accomplishment, like they're supposed to land on the moon and they should've also included the colored cameras too, which they previously even used on earth to film some of their test footages? I'll tell you why they didn't include it and it's because it's easier to fake the footage and make people not focus too much on the questionable details that people pointed out.

its also a lot heavier the a black and white camera

We're talking about 163 billion here, like you can't even fanthom or even have a picture of how much money that actually is and for the time, you could get a lot done with that.

they are trying to trick people, black and white seems more realistic

ok, just ignore the other thing i brought up, cool

also, where is this $163 billion coming from?

you can add color post production too

i am not citizing i am just curious where it is from and how long period

From mostly the popular/mainstream websites, you can check christopherrcooper and there are also various charts

many non filmed black and white films were added color after the fact

i have found the apollo program cost 100 billion

Space Shuttle 200

Space Station 70

Exploration 50

https://history.nasa.gov/SP-4029/Apollo_18-16_Apollo_Program_Budget_Appropriations.htm

Prices prices

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PT3ferYrmgU

interesting, thank you light

but, again you said nothing about my claim they are heavier

shadows show its filmed on a movie set

movie/stages arent lit from the side

they are when they trying to fake the sun

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so flat earthers have started filming horizon in infrared

can see 475 miles away?

<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwuxNdg8dTE> for reference this is the video of globe busters with this pic in it

Flat Earth - I Can See for Miles and Miles...