From the beginning of the flights to the Moon, there are disputes about the extent to which it was a feasible event, and to what extent it was just about Hollywood's brilliant film tricks. Undoubtedly there are supporters on both sides of the camp. So everything was real and it happened as we were told through the media without the slightest crack to the release, that everything was falsified in film studios and that the Moon was so highly automated probes.

We bring you further clues that undoubtedly point to the fact that something was different from what we were officially presented to.

According to the Apollo 15, 16 and 17 mission plan, they also had a lunar vehicle at their disposal, which they were nicknamed moon buggy. The vehicle on Earth weighed 210 kg, yet according to the attached photo from the Moon, it left no traces behind. Let's ask the question: How is this possible? How was it placed in the given place? Was it a crane? But nothing like that was available in the Lunar Module.

In contrast, the traces of astronauts are clearly visible on the surface, and we know from other images that the vehicle on the Moon actually created traces.

Skeptics claim that this is a photograph that documents the moment when the carriage was unloaded from LM and set for the first ride. But that's all very nice, because as you can see, it's just about the case when a part of the fender fell on the vehicle. The fender was replaced by a navigation map by astronauts. We know from movie records that this event occurred only for a long time when the carriage was long gone.