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APOLLO REALITY
How, and where NASA faked the lunar orbit,
landing and lift off.
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This
web page will show how, and where NASA faked the lunar approach, lunar
orbit, lunar landing, and lunar take off, for all the Apollo Moon landing
videos. Contrary to what many believe, the sequences were not shot in a
desert, Hollywood studio, or Area 51. There may have been the odd picture
taken at Area 51, and a few Apollo pictures that were taken in some remote
desert, but the majority of stills and video were performed at Langley
Research Center, Hampton, Virginia. Scientists at NASA knew in the early
60s that a manned mission to the Moon was impossible within 8 years, and a
plan to fake the Moon landings was put into operation. NASA's fake Moon
pictures were taken at various locations such as KSC, JSC, LRC, and of
course the odd one or two desert locations. I would also like to point out
to that the art of faking both still photographs, and movie film is as old
as photography and film itself. The 1930's film "King Kong" showed a huge
gorilla scaling up the Empire State building. If it's on film are we led
to believe it's real? No of course not, but that is exactly what PAN's,
(Pro Apollo Nutters) are claiming. Their ridiculous debunking claim is
that digital manipulation of photographs and film was not available back
in the 1960's, but they did not have digital artifacts back in 1930 when
the film "King Kong" was made.
Langley
is NASA's space research facility, and staff are sworn to secrecy. All
files pertaining to the Apollo (fake Moon missions) are stored there and
not due for declassification until 2026. Other artifacts including the
burnt out Apollo 1 capsule which killed Grissom, Chaffe and White. They
have the facilities to perform anything, fake backgrounds, simulated
orbiters etc. First piece of evidence is the large 250 foot traverse crane
shown below. Notice fake Moon crater surface created
beneath the crane.
![]() This
crane was purposely built in 63/64 to perfect the lunar landing as close
as possible to the real thing, and used to suspend both the LM and
astronauts. It enabled movement of the LM in all directions, ie, up down,
left right, forward and reverse. Trial runs were so good NASA, opted to
use the setup for faking the film of lunar landing, and take off, whereby
the flag is blown over.
Bobby Braun claims the idea was
to teach the astronauts how to land a rocket propelled LM. However
no rocket powered LM was ever suspended from this
crane. In any case anyone with the slightest gumption knows
that it is impossible to control a rocket engine. The LM was
controlled purely by traverse and lowering, in the same way as a
conventional crane.
Below
are more pictures showing mock LM suspended from this crane. In the center
picture note the circular objects on the ground floor. The vast expanse of
ground area beneath this crane was ideal for creating mock lunar
landscapes. In reality the area was covered with gray ash, (possibly from
some coal fired power station or boiler house), or plain cement. The
circular objects were then raised by crane to create authentic looking
Moon craters.
![]() ![]() ![]() The far
right picture above is a time lapse sequence taken at night. Notice
spotlights on crane gantry, and how it illuminates the ground surface. The
mock LM was traversed full length of crane, and simultaneously lowered at
the same time in order to create an authentic looking lunar landing, when
viewed from within the mock LM itself. Power supply to the mock LM was by
cable from crane tower. This enabled a large fan, (fitted beneath the mock
LM), to create the dust scatter effect of a rocket engine as it descended
to the fake Moon surface. The film shown to public of the LM supposedly
blasting off from the Moon's surface was also created beneath this crane
at LRC. The mock LM was simply attached to the crane, and hoisted very
rapidly at the same time a pathetic looking blast off sparks was enacted
beneath it. The film was then speeded up for showing to the public, and it
is interesting to note that the camera filming this sequence cut short
once the LM had reached the crane maximum height. In other words WHY
didn't the camera continue to film the LM until it was out of view?
Because it was not possible under the circumstances in which the "lift
off" was faked.
![]() ![]() The
above pictures were taken by Bob Nye on June 20 1969, one month before
Armstrong, err, supposedly stepped on the Moon. Picture on right shows the
lander hovering above fake Moon crater surface beneath the crane. Believe
me folks this is how it was done, even if Pro Apollo Nutters say no way.
Picture on left, taken at night, looks like a realistic Moon setting,
although I am in no doubt that some out there will actually say this photo
is the Moon. I have heard so much BS from the Pro Apollo Nutters nothing
would surprise me.
![]() This
picture shows Armstrong at the site in January 1970. This is 6 months
after he supposedly landed on the Moon, and likewise Apollo 12 had done
the same. Evidently he returned to the simulation site 6 months later to
figure out how he could do it, having conned the world into believing he
actually did land on the Moon 6 months before this picture was
taken.
Pictures below show how astronauts were
suspended from the crane in order to simulate low gravity. They eventually
settled for an upright position with the astronaut suspended by strong
elastic/bungee cord, so that his feet were only just touching the ground,
the same way as a baby bouncer. You can try it yourself by placing a given
weight at the end of an elastic band. As the astronauts walked in a given
direction, the overhead crane moved in the same direction. This enabled
the astronauts to literally float along in a crude "Moon walk"
fashion.
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Here is
another method NASA used to give the impression astronauts were in reduced
gravity.
A large
helium filled balloon to take the weight of astronaut so
that his feet were only just touching the ground. This was to give the
impression astronaut was on the Moon, when in reality, they were acting it
out at Langley Research Center at Virginia.
Notice
floodlight to create a fake sun, also fake Lunar Module, fake lunar soil,
and boom camera so as to film the sequence, then dish it out to the media
as genuine Moon footage.
The two
pictures above are Youtube videos. The one on the left shows video footage
shot from the LM being carried by the crane and traversed across the fake
lunar surface. The video also shows footage from the camera mounted
trolley scanning the Moon surface placards, and the viewer should notice
how the film stops, rotates though 180 degrees, and then continues in the
direction it originated from. This is further detailed later on in the web
page. It encapsulates all sequences at the Langley fake Moon studio, and
also the exterior crane. Conclusive proof video footage is fake, but those
comedians at NASA claim it as genuine footage from Apollo 8. The picture
on right shows NASA attempting to simulate one sixth gravity. Click on
pictures to view the videos.
![]() ![]() Picture
above left is a view taken from cab of the crane, looking down onto fake
lunar surface below.
Picture
above right shows Donald Hewes beneath the Langley crane. Hewes created
the fake lunar surface, and was heavily involved in the fake lunar landing
and lift off videos.
Still
not convinced? Then maybe this NASA archive, dated 26 August 1969, and
copied word for word, will change your mind. It relates to Donald Hewes,
who oversaw operations/filming with the fake landing and take off. Read
it, then think hard about it. Why were NASA faffing around with fake lunar
landscapes, one month after Armstrong supposedly pulled it off for real?
Answer, to make the fake film look ever more realistic, when future,
higher quality images were broadcast to an already gullible
audience:-
Looking
down from the top of the gantry on to the simulated Lunar Surface. James
Hansen writes: "To make the simulated landings more authentic, [Donald]
Hewes and his men filled the base of the huge eight-legged, red-and-white
structure with dirt and modeled it to resemble the moons surface. They
erected floodlights at the proper angles to simulate lunar light and
installed a black screen at the far end of the gantry to mimic the airless
lunar "sky." Hewes personally climbed into the fake craters with cans of
everyday black enamel to spray them so that the astronauts could
experience the shadows that they would see during the actual moon
landing." (p. 375) From A.W. Vigil, "Piloted Space-Flight Simulation at
Langley Research Center," Paper presented at the American Society of
Mechanical Engineers, 1966 Winter Meeting, New York, NY, November 27 -
December 1, 1966. "Ground-based simulators are not very satisfactory for
studying the problems associated with the final phases of landing. This is
due primarily to the fact that the visual scene cannot be simulated with
sufficient realism. For this reason it is preferable to go to some sort of
flight-test simulator which can provide real-life visual cues. One
research facility designed to study the final phases of lunar landing is
in operation at Langley. ... The facility is an overhead crane structure
about 250 feet tall and 400 feet long. The crane system supports
five-sixths of the vehicles weight through servo-driven vertical cables.
The remaining one-sixth of the vehicle weight pulls the vehicle downward
simulating the lunar gravitational force. During actual flights the
overhead crane system is slaved to keep the cable near vertical at all
times. A gimbal system on the vehicle permits angular freedom for pitch,
roll, and yaw. The facility is capable of testing vehicles up to 20,000
pounds. A research vehicle, weighing 10,500 pounds fully loaded, is being
used and is shown [in this picture]. This vehicle is provided with a large
degree of flexibility in cockpit positions, instrumentation, and control
parameters. It has main engines of 6,000 pounds thrust, throttle able down
to 600 pounds, and attitude jets. This facility is studying the problems
of the final 200 feet of lunar landing and the problems of maneuvering
about in close proximity to the lunar surface." Published in James R.
Hansen, Spaceflight Revolution: NASA Langley Research Center From Sputnik
to Apollo, (Washington: NASA, 1995), pp. 373-378.
We now
go inside the Langley Research Center complex itself to see how they faked
the lunar approach and close orbit of the Moons surface. We've all seen
film supposedly taken from LM as it approached the Moon, and then begin to
orbit. The speed at which it changes from approach to lunar orbit is
utterly ridiculous, as any craft traveling at that speed would crash
straight into the Moon. No one could control a craft in such as way as
shown in the film, and in reality no one did. The following pictures show
exactly how it was done.
![]() ![]() Size
does matter believe me, especially when NASA want to create a fake lunar
surface as shown in the above picture on left. It literally dwarfs the two
men stood in front of it. It's unbelievable the time, trouble and expense
that NASA incurred purely to fake the lunar missions. It was of course
done purely to convince the world they were the leaders in space. This
very large picture, and others were used in conjunction with a rail
mounted camera, which also focused on a large rotating PLASTER PARIS model
of the Moon, ) shown on the right). NASA knew, (after Kennedy's speech in
61), that a lunar landing before 1970 was impossible. Realizing this they
had no option but to fake the missions. This was Project Apollo, whereby a
program was launched at LRC to design props/backgrounds etc., to convince
the media they had achieved the goal set by Kennedy.
![]() ![]() The
high resolution picture above left shows a 20' diameter sphere which can
be rotated from below. In the left of that picture can be seen a huge
blank placard. This is the scene before LRC staff began work on converting
the sphere to an authentic looking Moon complete with craters, ( for lunar
approach), and the placards were to be lunar orbit. Notice also the rail
track around placards. These placards formed a gigantic semi circle, which
took up the length and breadth within the building. Note moving trolley on
the track. This trolley, which had a movie camera mounted on it, was able
to scan across the placards, so as to simulate a lunar orbit. When the
camera reached the end of the placards it was able to swing through 180
degrees, move up, or down, and continue scanning the placards in reverse
at a differing level. (See Youtube video above). Theoretically the camera
on trolley, in addition to moving forwards and back, was able to zoom in
and out, rotate through a full 360 degrees, and increase or decrease the
height level. It first began to film the rotating sphere, (lunar
approach), it then swung around and began scanning the fake lunar surface
on placards, (lunar orbit). The picture above right shows a section of the
placards after modeling work. Pretty impressive eh? Notice how background
is in the dark. Remove that bloke from the picture and you could easily
pass this photo as being taken by the Apollo command module circling the
Moon.
![]() ![]() The
pictures above show how LRC made "plaster paris" copies of the Moon
craters on the placards. The guy on the left with dividers, is checking
that craters are to scale, whilst the guy on the right is spraying the
surface to create shadows and dark areas of the Moon, this info being
obtained from high resolution images of the Moon, taken with high
magnification telescopes. Notice the sphere in left hand picture after
modeling work. This sphere had a light inside it which was translucent on
the outside, and it enabled the model to have a bright appearance like the
Moon itself. The large placards with Moon craters were also backlit with
fluorescent tube lights. Turn off all your lighting, and you end up with
the picture shown below left. This is how the Moon would look in the void
of space if you could get close enough to it, however no one, not even
Armstrong could get anywhere near to the real thing. The man stood on
movie rail track with dividers, is Apollo Program Manager John W Paup.
Paup's personality antagonized NASA staff to the point where they ordered
Apollo Project Manager, Harrison Storms, to replace him. This he did in
1964, and Paup left NASA at the same time. Paup died at the
tender age of 45, and six months before the launch of Apollo 8.
It could be that as NASA were using the plaster paris models for showing
to the public as being the 'real thing', Paup would immediately recognize
the fakery, and as he had a grievance with NASA, he may well spill the
beans on them. PAN's claim that if the missions were faked, then someone
would have spoken out. Well if they are dead and gone before the very
first fake Moon mission, they can't very well speak out can
they?
![]() ![]() NASA
claim that picture above right is far side of Moon, taken by Apollo 8.
Compare this sphere with one shown above it in the left hand picture. It
speaks for itself does it not? In all of these pictures notice the black
background. This of course made it easier for touching up photos to ensure
that background space was indeed black.
![]() ![]() The two
pictures above prove that you do not need pressurized suits to create an
authentic Moon approach or orbit. Take a film whilst approaching the
plaster paris model, and it would be enough to convince a gullible
audience that film was taken whilst approaching the Moon.
![]() ![]() There
was no need for NASA to land a man on the Moon before 1970, as the
photograph above left shows. Project Apollo staff at Langley had a firm
grip on it as early as 1964. Move out the way fellers, this is meant to be
a picture taken by astronauts approaching the Moon.
Picture
on right shows Charlie Duke (pointing), and John Young, at the simulator
controls for lunar approach/orbit. The picture on TV screen is reminiscent
of the pictures we saw on our TV screens. We were told it was the Moon,
but the picture showing on TV screen in photograph is not the Moon. It is
a camera filming the plaster paris model of Moon. Both John Young and
Charlie Duke were heavily involved in faking of the Apollo Moon
missions.
So
there you have it. I have shown how NASA faked close lunar approach/orbit,
and lunar landing and take off, so next time you see a film on TV of any
Apollo craft supposedly approaching, orbiting, landing on, or taking off
from the Moon, you will know exactly how it was done. However there is
more NASA fakery involved in filming the Moon from a much greater
distance. You've probably seen the "Incriminating Footage" albeit (Pretty
boring eh) video on YT which was supposed to be the Apollo crew filming
the Moon from a distance. This video claims to show Earth's shadow moving
across the Moons surface, so as to prove it was genuine. Unfortunately,
just like other NASA Moon videos, the film is fake, and the pictures below
show how it was achieved.
![]() Preparing the projection of the Earths
shadow (when the lab was still illuminated). Notice camera shrouded in a
black cloak, with the lens pointing at a picture of the Moon. The lab
lighting was turned off to achieve the objective
required.
![]() Micro
metric system (with vernier) to move the Earths shadow across picture of
the Moon.
![]() This
picture shows the final set up. The camera is filming the sequence just
before the simulated moon eclipse created by the Micro metric system shown
above.
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