Dr Ferdinand Santos applies probability theory to argue the Artemis rocket couldn't have taken four astronauts to the moon and back. He points to technical impossibilities like battery and oxygen limits, plus obvious comedy—like the male astronauts having no beards after 10 days.
How did the Apollo astronauts capture such beautiful and perfect photos on the moon? They were in a studio, argues Massimo Mazzucco, adding that there is no plausible way the official pics were snapped on the lunar surface.
Probability theory debunks the Apollo missions, argues Ferdinand Santos. The entire story is ridiculous, he says, from leaving Earth, to travelling to the moon, to landing on the moon, to walking on the moon, to leaving the moon, to returning to Earth, all without a single issue.
It's not a question of whether aliens exist (because we don't know), but of how UFO disclosure is centrally controlled and managed.
If you believe man walked on the moon, the question remains: why? The only evidence comes from the US government. Do you trust them to tell the truth?
Possibly the greatest event in human history is packed with anomalies, mysteries, unanswered questions, impossibilities, and outright lies.
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