by Bob Sparrow
Yes, it’s me taking up space again; thinking about those 12 men who have walked on the moon. Or have they? Recently a friend and I were talking about the initial moon landing of humans in 1969, and the last landing of humans on the moon in 1972, and wondered why we hadn’t been back in over 50 years and why other technically advanced countries had never been at all. With a wry smile, my friend said, “Maybe we’ve never been either.” Like millions, I told him that I watched the Apollo 11 first moon landing on television when I was in the service in Japan. He said, “Yeah, I watched it too, but now I wonder what I really watched”. I looked at him and said, “Are you one of those conspiracy people that believe the moon landing never happened and that Oswald didn’t shoot Kennedy either?” OK, we’re now learning that maybe he didn’t shoot him, but faking a moon landing, that’s quite a stunt? He told me to watch ‘The Why Files’ about the moon landing, or the ‘staged’ moon landing.
I had not only never watched The Why Files moon landing, but had never heard of The Why Files. I’m not a conspiracy theorist, but the conversation piqued my interest enough to find out more about the ‘fake’ moon landing, as I did think it was unusual that we, or anyone else, hadn’t visited the moon in over five decades. So, I went to YouTube and dialed up The Why Files
Below is the video: The Why Files ‘The Moon Landing: How NASA and Hollywood Fooled the World’
(The first 4 minutes is an advertisement, so just click at the 4-minute mark on the bottom; there are other advertisements throughout that you can click past. The video is about 45 minutes, but I think very interesting. The ‘HeckleFish’ is sometimes funny, but mostly annoying. Make sure you watch the video to the end.)
But there is more. If you have the interest and the time (about 2.5 hours), this next Why File episode talks about some very strange things going on with the moon, including that it’s a hollow space ship, spying on Earth. Yes, it sounds crazy, OK it is.
So, maybe we did land on the moon after all, but it was interesting, right? If you enjoyed that Why Files episode, and you have nothing else to do, you can watch things like:
- Aliens here on Earth
- What Da Vinci really knew
- Ancient history about the pyramids
- The Illuminate
And so much more!
You’re probably wondering why I’m talking about the moon just following the Easter holiday. Well, as you know, Easter moves around; it’s not always the same day, like Christmas or Independence Day. So, how is Easter Day determined? Simple: it’s the first Sunday after the first full moon that occurs on or after the vernal equinox. OK, just look on your phone. Hope your Easter was over the moon.
