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Astronauts struggling to adjust to gravity once on the moon.

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Astronauts getting pulled by strings in a studio*

Фото профиля Greg Nicholls
Greg Nicholls3 лет назад

Not surprising that many believe the moon landings were faked. There are psychological benefits derived from believing in conspiracies. Feeling special, unique and smarter than others, among them.There’s healthy skepticism, but believing all the moon landings were faked ..is not.

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Comedy Time3 лет назад

Yup, looks real.

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IG: vintagexpast ⏳3 лет назад

Am I here before the conspiracy theorists?

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eggnog 🍉 (comms closed)3 лет назад

i know exactly what the replies are

Фото профиля Sonny Guns
Sonny Guns3 лет назад

Brace yourself… …the Theoretical Conspiracy majors from YouTube U are coming

Фото профиля Navigate
Navigate3 лет назад

Why does dust go rapidly back on the ground while they astronauts are slowly bouncing up and down?

Фото профиля RJC
RJC3 лет назад

“Space may be the final frontier but it’s made in a Hollywood basement” Red Hot Chili Peppers

Фото профиля Sterling
Sterling3 лет назад

Those backpacks weighted upwards of a hundred and fifty pounds on earth. While lighter on the moon, the mass is still the same which translates to a lot of momentum. That’s why they had balance issues.

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