The best absolute proof that NASA lies is their claim of "earth rises" from the moon: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=earthrise+photo&iax=images&ia=images

If peer review science dictates truth, then all we need is enough peer review to make the earth a banana.

Nobody claimed the earth is actually rising, it just looks like an "earthrise" bc it's just above the horizon

Or maybe you found a video from the moon of the earth rising?

That would be an absolute proof that nasa lies @BastardChris

@liks If you're 15 degrees off the center of the moon, the earth would not (never) be on the horizon. It would be above you.

Yeah in theory you would see the earth 75° above the horizon

That would mean the moon is rotating in a way that contradicts what we can observe.

I dont see where the contradiction is

Do you have a photo from a point 15° off the center where the earth is just above the horizon?

I'd have to look up the specific alleged landings to recall which one was specifically 15 degrees off center.. I think it was 17.. and then correctly associate the alleged photo.. but it's not me claiming to be the photographer.. it's NASA. You'd have to be damn near on the dark side of the moon to observe earth on the horizon.

Yeah ofc im talking about official photo from nasa

The point is to prove they are lying

I would be very curious to see such a photo, tell me if you find one

This one isn't ideal since they're allegedly "orbiting" the moon, but it's still impossible: https://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/imagegallery/image_feature_1249.html

Looking for more

Why is it impossible if they are orbiting

They are not supposed to be above the landing site

The angle is still impossible. Actually that image is absolute proof as well.

Sorry may not... I'm thinking "dark side of the moon" but technically the moon could be lit on the other side at times.

This angle and image are perfectly reasonable from an orbit around the moon

Yeah idk why people call it the dark side

Its just the hidden side and its not darker that the visible side

Sure. But technically, if you could orbit the moon you should/would be able to observe the "dark side" in light. Why aren't there pictures of the "dark side of the moon" with light? You'd have to get one "hemisphere from one side of the moon's orbit and the other side from the opposite.

I think there are picture of the hidden side with light

I'd be interested to see that.

https://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/imgcat/html/object_page/a16_m_3021.html

Here is a photo from Apollo 16

Its not really the opposite hemisphere

But there is a large part of it

This is fake af: https://www.flickr.com/photos/gsfc/8252446365/in/photostream/ Still not finding an earthrise from a landing on nasa.gov 😐

Nice find on that Apollo 16 image! But definitely not taken from orbit.. must have had a lot of extra fuel to get back to earth.

Nice CGI

It's photoshopped because it has to be! 👋 @Logrian

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6MPNrWv47M

facts

5 inches elavation an can see 8 miles

33ft missing curvature

you lose gloober

RIP GLOB

The apoapsis of the apollo 16 lunar orbit was 315 km