Tuesday March 31 The Moon Landing Conspiracy The moon landing conspiracy is a well-known conspiracy that is shared with many theorists out there thinking all the government does is lie to us. When it was shown on news channels in 1969, a lot of skeptics thought that it was just shot in a studio in Hollywood. The videos and audio shown on news channels live showed certain things that made skeptics sure of it being filmed in a studio. The author of the website I chose for my conspiracy, Josh Fox, seems
MOON LANDING CONSPIRACY Some people think that the U.S.A’s moon landing was fake. Some people think he moon landing was real. do you think they really went to the moon. today we’re going to discuss the U.S.A’s journey in 1969. Personally i think it was faked. It’s too much evidence to think it’s real. I think they wanted to be titled the first humans on the moon so they faked going to the moon.now i am going to show you the reason why i believe the moon landing was faked. For starters i think
the moon could be risky and expensive, and they thought that maybe faking the mission to the moon would be easier and would also guarantee immediately success. Money: It is believe that NASA faked the landings to ensure that it continued to get funding. NASA raised about US$30 billion to go to the moon, and some people believe that certain amount of that money could have been used to pay off all people that were involved in the hoax. Since some experts believe that sending a man to the moon was
Moon Landings Have you ever consider if moon Landings were real or not. If the moon Landings weren’t real how would we know about the other planets we are now studying in science class. There are many things that say moon landings aren’t real, do you believe that? Today I’m going to tell you how Moon Landings are real. My opinion is that moon landings are real. Why I think this because if we didn’t know about the other planets that exist today what would we learn in science class? If the Moon
The Moon Landing- Real or Fake? Have you ever heard of the Apollo 11 mission landing on the moon? Apollo 11 was a mission, created by NASA, to land on the moon. There was a “Race to Space” between the Soviet Union and the United States and at the time, America was losing. After many failed missions by NASA, Apollo 11 left Earth on July 16, 1969 with the American astronauts Neil A. Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin. Neil Armstrong was the first man to step foot on the moon on July
Apollo 11 on July 16, 1969. On July 20, 1969, history was made for the American people, or we thought it was made. Did Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin really land on the moon? Many conspirators believe they never did. There are many pieces of evidence that back up this conspiracy, such as the American flag waving in the picture, a moon rock found with a perfect ‘C’ on it, a lack of stars in photographs, and photos with the same backgrounds claimed to be taken in different places. There have been counterarguments
Really Make It to the Moon? We have all heard that humans have visited the moon, but was it really true or all a lie? Most people think “yes of course humans have made it to the moon”, but some also think that they haven’t. The topic is very debatable from either side, there’s no tremendously strong evidence to prove that the landings were real or fake. This topic has been looked upon since Apollo 11 supposively took off to go to the moon in 1969. There have been many conspiracies and theories about
In the address to a joint session of the United States Congress, Kennedy announced full presidential funding for the goal to "commit...before this decade is out, to landing a man on the Moon and returning him safely to the Earth" and urged Congress to prepare the necessary funds, eventually consuming the largest financial expenditure of any nation in
John F. Kennedy Topic: John F. Kennedy Assassination Conspiracy Theories Organization: Topical General Purpose: To Inform Specific Purpose: At the end of my presentation, my audience will understand the three most popular conspiracy theories explaining the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Statement about Audience: My audience consists of 12 people (8 females, 4 males) with an average age of 16.5. All but one of the audience members has average knowledge of Kennedy’s assassination, nd the majority