Since 1969, we've celebrated the Apollo 11 mission as a pinnacle of human achievement, believing we sent astronauts 384,400 kilometers away to the moon. To state it boldly, this monumental event in space exploration never really happened. Despite the advancements in technology and years of space travel history, humans have never actually set foot beyond the Earth's atmosphere. Today, we're not just questioning the moon landing; we're challenging the very foundation of space exploration history. Get ready to explore a perspective that turns one of humanity's biggest accomplishments into its greatest story ever told.

Contents of Video

Introduction - 00:00
The Atmosphere's Unseen Boundaries - 00:41
The Van Allen Radiation Belt and the Moon Landing - 04:44
Shadows in Moon Landing Photos - 06:13
Absence of Stars in Lunar Photos - 08:14
Flag Waving in a Vacuum - 9:54