It was a fabrication by the U.S. government that it claims has evidence.
Claims that the moon landing was a hoax have been around since his 1969, but a new claim is that in his 1972 clip one of the astronauts focuses on the strange figure seen on the visor of Apollo 17 mission.
On the last manned trip to the Moon, the astronauts — Commander Gene Cernan, Lunar Module Pilot Harrison "Jack" Schmidt, Command his module his Pilot Ronald Evans — finally It was the people who landed. In a video titled
"Visor reflection. Where is the reflection of the camera taking the picture?" user Streetcap1 said the shot was a hoax. claims to prove
A YouTuber claims the visor reflection of one of the astronauts shows a "back man" — according to the New York Post .
"I see what appears to be a man with long hair and what looks like a waistcoat, dating back to the early 70's...and maybe a shadow of that person," the narrator says as he speaks. claimed to have used a mouse to outline the person.
"Where's his spacesuit?" he says.
This clip has been viewed nearly 3 million times since it was uploaded in 2017.
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Some commentators have tried to heat up this theory.
"The curvature of the astronaut's visor causes the fisheye effect. Just google 'fisheye photos' and you will see how distorted they are." You can clearly see the boxy shape of his life support system when you look at the shadow," one user claimed in a comment. It looks like another astronaut wearing a suit, you can see the arms are slightly outstretched forward and the shadows show the bulkiness of the suit, including the life support on the back." wrote another.
Despite being widely disproved, many theorists continue to maintain that the moon landing was a hoax.
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