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These claims are easily refuted: the flag was made stiff by rods inserted into it, and thus small vibrations, say from an astronauts hand, were amplified.  If the exposure of the camera had been set high enough to see stars, the lunar surface would have appeared blindingly white in photographs.  And shadows can appear to fall in different directions on uneven ground.  Additionally, the varied surface of the moon reflects light, making objects which should be shaded well lit.

These claims are easily refuted: the flag was made stiff by rods inserted into it, and thus small vibrations, say from an astronauts hand, were amplified.  If the exposure of the camera had been set high enough to see stars, the lunar surface would have appeared blindingly white in photographs.  And shadows can appear to fall in different directions on uneven ground.  Additionally, the varied surface of the moon reflects light, making objects which should be shaded well lit.

[[NASA]] notes that it can be conclusively demonstrated scientifically that the astronauts really went to the moon.  One of many possible demonstrations uses ground lasers reflecting off mirrors placed by astronauts during their visits.<ref>[http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2001/ast23feb_2.htm The Great Moon Hoax (NASA)]</ref>

[[NASA]] notes that it can be conclusively demonstrated scientifically that the astronauts really went to the moon.  One of many possible demonstrations uses ground lasers reflecting off mirrors placed by astronauts during their visits.<ref>[https://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2001/ast23feb_2.htm The Great Moon Hoax (NASA)]</ref>

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