Chris Joy Hoadley

They may have had Stanley Kubrick record –

videos that looked like we landed on the moon in case we didn't land on the moon.

But, and I think we did.

But I do think there is like, there's a little bit of smoke, but the fire is not the fire everybody thinks it is.

I also think that the video technology back then was so terrible that it wouldn't be out.

Did you know, here's an interesting fact about the moon landing.

When the moon landing happened,

The receivers that sent the video images back to Earth came into essentially a radio station, like a radio station with a big satellite dish on top of it.

But because there was really no way to relay that broadcast back to all the channels that were going to pick it up, they essentially put together a master feed by then pointing the camera at another video image that then was relayed.

So it was a copy of a copy.

And only one videotape was ever recorded.

And for some time, those videotapes were at some point those videotapes were recorded over.

So the masters of the essential running the landing on the moon were lost for some period of time until they were pieced back together by, I don't know, videologists.

I don't know who does whatever they do.

But the moon landing, there's a lot of suspicion, I think, rightfully so, because there's some stuff that just seems kind of hanky.

Stanley Kubrick did say that he was approached to do some filming of activities that make it look like the moonscape.

If you look at some of Stanley Kubrick's movies, you can see that even before the moon landing, he was making videos of space that looked pretty convincing, Space Odyssey 2001.

Yeah.

So I get it.

I get why people can be, you know, why does the flag wave?