Journal Entry 11/2

Host: Hello folks, today we have two special guests. Bryan and John who are going to debate over whether or not the moon landing was a hoax or not. Give a round of applause of John and Bryan!!

Bryan: Well, the first reason that the moon landing was definitely a hoax was because they did not have the technology to safely bring them there and back. Their computer technology was restricted to doing only simple numerical tasks. Their computers were like modern day calculators.

John: Well there was enough technology to control the spacecraft from the ground remotely so during that time that was definitely enough. The spacecraft was able to do its job and that was to land on the moon safely, and that it did.

Host: Bryan what do say to these explanations?

Bryan: Well I still don't believe that they could have gotten there with such little knowledge of computers and technology. But another reason to doubt it is because when the footage of the flag being hung up on the moon, the flag moves with the wind, but everyone knows that there is no air, no wind, no atmosphere to move that flag. That in my opinion proves that it was staged in a studio and that it is indeed a hoax.

John: Well, If you had researched this matter you would know that the moon has a very hard surface, and in order for the flag to be securely mounted, It needed to be "screwed in" with a twisting motion which moved the flag like that. I would also like to point out that in the footage when they walk by the flag it does not move at all, which indefinitely indicates that there was no atmosphere, and that the footage was indeed shot on the moon's surface. A simple experiment like trying to put a replica flag in the ground would show that even if there was minimal wind on the earth that it moved the flag like that.

Bryan: That may be so but then explain this: Why aren't there any stars? The fact that none of the pictures show stars undoubtedly proves that the pictures are fake. They were in the middle of space with a clear view of outer space.

John: Once again, If you had researched this and done a simple experiment you would see that even this claim is untrue. Take any camera and try to take a picture of the stars. Near any bright light the stars would not be able to be seen. The brighter light overpowers the small twinkle of the stars. This has been proved over and over again with many different cameras.

Bryan: Well no matter what you say I still believe that it was a hoax.

John: Yea keep telling yourself that!!

Host: Until next time, have a good night!