Even the astronauts and astronauts themselves, along with Edgar Michell (A17), admit that the space was not always told to the public during spaceflight. Unfortunately, this practice continues to this day, allegedly in the interests of the global security of humanity.

One of the great jellies in the fire, thanks to which conspiracy theorists loudly call for a review of facts, is so-called "C-Rock" - a photograph capturing, among other things, a stone from the surface of the Moon with a clear "C" sign.

When this controversial photo was discovered on NASA's official site and became more well-known, NASA responded by exchanging the photo with the fact that it was a decay that stuck to a copier. In other words, the matter was demolished.

It is, of course, interesting that that one vlas appeared in the original photo twice. One on that stone and the other on the ground, in close proximity to the stone. As many aptly point out, rather than the hair (s), it is a sign of the stone (props) appropriate to the place, so that the scene in the studio can be rebuilt. They then forgot to remove the reference letters during the final processing of the video material.

We can argue whether it was an intention or a mistake. If it was an intent, then it would mean that someone was trying to give a bright message to the audience ...