Just realized the moon landing footage timeline proves the 1969 broadcast

I spent last night digging through the NASA archives after watching a 3 hour debate video. The key detail nobody mentions is the 4 day gap between the July 20th landing and the July 24th return, but the TV feed showed the surface walk live. If they faked it, why wait 4 days to air the walk when they could have done it the same day? I tried cross-checking the radio transmissions against the film timecodes, and they line up to the second. The whole 'shot in a studio' theory falls apart when you count the 2.3 second delay. Has anyone else actually looked at the raw telemetry files instead of just the edited broadcasts?

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margaret_kelly558d ago

Wait, you actually pulled the raw telemetry files? That 2.3 second delay thing is the detail that got me. I watched a doc where they showed the delay gets longer as the moon moves away from Earth, and it matches the orbit math perfectly. The studio theory guys never mention that because it would mean they had to fake a live delay that changes over time. And the 4 day gap thing, yeah, I had that same thought. If you're gonna fake it, why not just film the walk on July 20th and say it was live? The fact they waited until the radio signals showed they were on the surface is way too complicated for a hoax. Have you checked the Apollo 11 flight controller logs from the 20th? I heard those have timestamps that show the exact second they switched to the surface feed.