When have you ever noticed this detail?

I bet the pilot is Ken astronaut.😬

Have you ever listened to this?

The lunar rover weighed 160 pounds. Why would the buggy have better gravitational pull to the moon than us? Astronauts float ten feet with one step; the buggy should have hit a bump and somersaulted.

As a photographer, I can certify that this is a large studio and the horizon is less than 30 meters away, no more.

That is a mannequin on a remote control car. Hard to believe that people thought this was real?

Send a couple of guys on an incredibly dangerous mission, 239,000,000 miles in into space where the slightest mishap could strand them or kill them out right Also: Let's give them this cool buggy to do rooster tails with on the moon! Why would they risk their lives like that?

Arms don't seem to move to handle a steering wheel...

Ya, that astronaught would be bouncing around a LOT more. This is kinda obvious the more I watch it.

The buggy is real they are just driving it around the desert of NV or NM

@FlatEarthDaveX 😝😜🤣😂 You make a good point! I never considered that possibility for that footage, I just assumed everything was filmed on stage with actors but now it makes sense when you consider the depth of the field of view which would be impossible on a stage.

So if there’s no gravity in space, why are their dirt clouds behind the tires, shouldn’t the dirt just fall straight down? And what keeps the lunar vehicle tethered to the surface? My car comes off the ground on a hilly road. Lol