Bart Sibrel

Right, but you still haven't showed them intersecting at 90 degrees in sunlight.

Right, but you still haven't showed them intersecting at 90 degrees in sunlight.

Yeah, there you go. So basically.

Yeah, there you go. So basically.

Yeah, there you go. So basically.

Right. So you use two light sources to do those shadows, correct? Correct. Correct.

Right. So you use two light sources to do those shadows, correct? Correct. Correct.

Right. So you use two light sources to do those shadows, correct? Correct. Correct.

Right, but the shadows that we're talking about, the 90-degree difference, this picture was taken with two light sources. Correct. Well, NASA claims they were taken with one light source, the sun.

Right, but the shadows that we're talking about, the 90-degree difference, this picture was taken with two light sources. Correct. Well, NASA claims they were taken with one light source, the sun.

Right, but the shadows that we're talking about, the 90-degree difference, this picture was taken with two light sources. Correct. Well, NASA claims they were taken with one light source, the sun.

Okay, so basically what you did to match the picture that NASA claims was taken in sunlight on the moon is to use two electrical lights. Correct. So you just proved that the picture that they claimed was in sunlight was actually taken with two electrical lights, which means they're on Earth, which is what I've been saying for many years.

Okay, so basically what you did to match the picture that NASA claims was taken in sunlight on the moon is to use two electrical lights. Correct. So you just proved that the picture that they claimed was in sunlight was actually taken with two electrical lights, which means they're on Earth, which is what I've been saying for many years.

Okay, so basically what you did to match the picture that NASA claims was taken in sunlight on the moon is to use two electrical lights. Correct. So you just proved that the picture that they claimed was in sunlight was actually taken with two electrical lights, which means they're on Earth, which is what I've been saying for many years.

Not with the sunlight. They claim it was sunlight. And so this was done with two electrical lights, which is exactly how they took the picture if you want to bring it back up. So here, this is taken with two electrical lights to have them intersecting at 90 degrees. Now bring up my picture of them intersecting at 90 degrees.

Not with the sunlight. They claim it was sunlight. And so this was done with two electrical lights, which is exactly how they took the picture if you want to bring it back up. So here, this is taken with two electrical lights to have them intersecting at 90 degrees. Now bring up my picture of them intersecting at 90 degrees.

Not with the sunlight. They claim it was sunlight. And so this was done with two electrical lights, which is exactly how they took the picture if you want to bring it back up. So here, this is taken with two electrical lights to have them intersecting at 90 degrees. Now bring up my picture of them intersecting at 90 degrees.

So there you go. It also was taken with two electrical lights.

So there you go. It also was taken with two electrical lights.

So there you go. It also was taken with two electrical lights.