10/14/2026
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That’s one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind. Neil Armstrong spoke these words in the Nevada desert during the filming of a science-fiction movie about the moon landing. I’ve already written a few articles about this farce and hadn’t planned to pursue the topic any further. How long can you really keep talking about a single lie?
But two days ago, a new German-language video appeared on YouTube addressing the topic of the lunar rovers that were supposedly left behind on the silver globe. It’s a well-made film that convincingly recounts the story of the lunar rovers. I even started to wonder if they might actually have been there after all—until the moment (at 19:05) when a photo of an “astronaut” in a spacesuit was shown. In his helmet, I recognized the reflection of the photographer with his carefully combed bangs. He’d probably forgotten to put on his protective suit out of carelessness. Why would he have needed the suit at all if he was standing behind the camera and wasn’t supposed to be visible in the photo?
It’s likely that the laws of the Moon require spacesuits only for those standing in front of the camera. Source.
The video stated that NASA does not plan to land on the Moon near the sites where the Apollo missions took place. The reason given was to protect these historic sites from possible damage during landing. They are very concerned about historical sites. However, in this context, the case of the thousands of tapes containing recordings of those missions seems strange. This is because they were magnetically erased and reused by NASA in the early 1980s due to a shortage of blank tapes for other programs. Read more about this here.
Different shoes, different footprints—that’s not proof yet. Maybe one of the actors just wore his favorite sneakers for the desert exterior shots in this movie? One thing is certain, though: The moon’s “silver global warming” was caused by humans through the Apollo missions and the lunar rovers!
The moon landing was a hoax. If you’re annoyed at having to read yet another piece on this topic, it means you’ve already gone through this process—starting with shaking your head when you first heard that humans never went to the moon, all the way to feeling completely bored by the subject.
I felt exactly the same way. After all, as a teenager, I watched the live broadcast of that desert spectacle on TV. Like most people, I was impressed. And now—Houston really does have a problem! A credibility problem.
The space lies, repeated like a mantra, are intended to get people used to thinking that way. That’s why repeating the truth—and the accompanying head-scratching it entails—increases the chance that those sluggish brain cells will start moving and that people will finally begin to think about the sense and nonsense of the widely disseminated moon lies.
It’s not easy to explain why a photographer can be seen in the photo of the Moon. Maybe he was a stowaway, or maybe it was just a photomontage. Sure, it’s a photo manipulation! But why was this particular photo inserted into a film intended to reinforce a hoax that’s been propagated for over half a century? The only thing left for these charlatans to do was to appeal to the image of astronauts—one that’s firmly anchored in our minds thanks to television, which is, after all, always truthful.
Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
Email: worldscam3@gmail.com
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