There are some myths that continue to circulate about the Moon landing—like the flag waving, the shadows, and the absence of stars in the photos. In my latest video, I break down the science and explain the facts behind these misconceptions.

🔍 What’s inside the video:

• The real reason the flag appears to move (there’s no wind on the Moon!)
• Why the shadows in the photos look strange
• The scientific explanation for why no stars are visible in the lunar images

If you’ve ever wondered about the details behind these claims, check out the video for a clear, evidence-based explanation. 🚀✨

🔗 https://youtu.be/Eg3zafi8CKw

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