
I am going to preface this post by writing once again that readers here are always free to believe whatever they want. You don’t, nor should you believe anything, because I or anyone else has an opinion that is in contrast with the consensus of science.
Having written that disclaimer, let me caution everyone that the same advice should be applied when dealing with and reviewing data from certain sources that have, to say the least, a track record of being disingenuous.
When a space agency has a longstanding history of pulling the wool over one’s eyes repeatedly and has a plethora of cataloged photos that have been scrutinized by forensic photographers and proven to have been taken inside a studio set, while being passed off as having been captured on the surface of the Moon, you can’t and shouldn’t trust them moving forward.
We know with scientific certainty that many of Apollo’s photos allegedly taken on the lunar surface were not! We know that these identified prints have serious problems with shadow angles, multiple lighting sources, background issues, and other factors that disqualify their authenticity. These are the facts, whether people want to believe them or not.
The fact that NASA has faked some lunar photos doesn’t prove that Apollo and humans didn’t go to the Moon in 1969. It only proves that select photos were not taken on the Moon.
But knowing what I know about our space agency’s history and the incredible budget they have to produce high-quality AI-GENERATED content, I am more than a little hesitant to trust them when it comes to believing man went to the Moon with Apollo or that any of their other alleged space travel accomplishments are legitimate, including Artemis.
1972

Photo Credit: NASA
In 1972, none of the Apollo astronauts wanted to be credited with taking the most famous photograph ever because it was a CGI fake.
2015

Photo Credit: NASA
“This color image of Earth was taken by NASA’s Earth Polychromatic Imaging Camera (EPIC), a four megapixel CCD camera and telescope. The image was generated by combining three separate images to create a photographic-quality image. The camera takes a series of 10 images using different narrowband filters — from ultraviolet to near infrared — to produce a variety of science products. The red, green, and blue channel images are used in these color images.” – NASA (It’s CGI)
2026

Photo Credit: NASA
This image, taken by an Artemis II astronaut, shows Earth’s dark side, which means it shouldn’t be visible the way it appears in the photo unless computer-generated technology altered it! As far as I am concerned, it’s CGI!
NASA takes over $70 million a day from US Taxpayers, and it has been in a curious and uncomfortable situation since the Apollo missions ended in 1972; it never sent a crewed mission beyond low Earth orbit again until Artemis II over five decades later.
The excuses for not venturing beyond low Earth orbit ranged from budgetary considerations to NASA accidentally erasing or losing the technology to get through Earth’s radiation belts and having to rebuild it slowly. NASA spokespeople said it was a painful process to recapture Apollo’s greatest technological accomplishments.
NASA needed to get past the radiation belts, the firmament, or the boundaries of a 3-D holographic simulation that precludes space travel altogether. Whatever the hell was preventing the most powerful country in the realm from breaking low Earth orbit and returning to the big cheeseball in the sky, NASA desperately needed to solve the problem.
Artemis II has allegedly accomplished what couldn’t be replicated for 54 years. NASA has CGI pictures to prove it and will use the new blue marble images on Wikipedia, search engines, and anywhere else curious eyes will look to convince humanity that yes, space travel is possible, the Earth isn’t flat, and $ 70 million a day is well worth American taxpayers’ investment.
Remember this: the funny thing about psyops and other forms of trickery is that you’re going to be told it’s real and believe it!
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