Moon Landings: Did NASA Lie? (An Orbis Enigma Book)

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Summary: BS
Review: I am sick and tired of these "moon hoax" people and I wish they'd all go away to fairyland where they belong.

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Summary: The only real mystery here is how this drivel gets published
Review: This book and it's kind are essentially made up of arguments based on ignorance. An example that appears early in this one is from a familiar Apollo image (http://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/a12/as12-49-7278.jpg) of Alan Bean from the Apollo 12 mission - but it might be applied to numerous other space suited astronaut-on-moon images. The suit appears (the author states) too wrinkled to be under pressure in a vacuum environment. I suppose the writer figures that the suits should balloon out because of all that internal pressure (actually around 3.8 phi as they were using pure oxygen - see http://www.solarviews.com/eng/apoengin.htm for more suit info) - however no attempt at understanding the actual design or function of the suits are in evidence here and the author quickly jumps to yet another "anomaly". This argument is typical of the type used by moon hoax conspiracy exponents. Ignorance and innuendo are so much easier to acquire and use than real knowledge.