Hayley Caronia

Like any argument that the conspiracy theorists have can just be sort of explained away by, well, you wouldn't get it because you don't know what it's like to be on Mars.

The moon, you only know what it's like to be on Earth, and what you know on Earth doesn't apply here.

And let's get into the footprint and the boot.

So this doesn't match.

People bring this up all the time, that this is the space suit that they were wearing and the boots on the bottom.

They do not have that same rigid shape.

that, you know, shoe bottom that you see on the footprint on the moon.

And that is because they were wearing spacesuits, but then they also had overboots that went on top of the spacesuit.

So the footprint is from the overboot.

And the reason why the overboots are not in the Smithsonian is because apparently the astronauts on the Apollo mission, they wanted to offload some of the weight on the aircraft.

So apparently they left 400,000 pounds of stuff on the moon.

When they went, they wanted to offload some of the weight, which they came up with.

So again, do I know what I'm talking about?

No.

For the 50 bajillionth time, am I an expert?

No.

Am I a scientist?

No.

But if you could make it up with that much,

You had to offload 400,000 pounds of stuff.