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The Apollo 11 Moon Landing May Be A Hoax
In different photographs taken on the moon which are supposed to be taken at least ten miles apart have backdrops which are the exact same. NASA claims that this is because the moon is smaller than the earth therefore the horizons can look notably closer than what they actually are when looking at it. The hill backgrounds of all pictures have roughly the same shape and are almost identical but the objects in the foreground are always different. This indicates that NASA may have filmed this in a film studio and the same backdrop has been used in all scenes to save money instead of buying several backdrops which would have made it less suspicious.

A final piece of evidence that clearly shows that the Apollo 11 moon landing may be a hoax is the

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