I Don't Believe The Moon Landing Ever Happened And Here's Why

Look into it.

This is Matt, and although he doesn't consider himself a conspiracy theorist, he holds a very unpopular opinion.

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Yeah, that’s right, Matt doesn’t believe that the moon landing actually happened.

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Although he doesn't have any JFK assassination conspiracy theories, President Kennedy does factor into one of his reasons.

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The U.S. was feuding with the Russians in 1961 when President Kennedy said that the U.S. would have a man on the moon by the end of the decade. So they had to do it.

Then there were concerns that Russia was going to build a missile base on the moon.

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Seriously.

Matt is also skeptical about the technology to make the moon landing happen back then.

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"Look at the computers that they were using in the mission control. They were like 16-bit computers. They were like TI-83 calculators."

Then there's the whole Van Allen Belts thing.

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It's radiation outside the Earth's sphere that would literally tear up the human body.

Moving on — let’s talk about the crosshairs on photos from the moon landing that were released by NASA.

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Matt explains they are fixed on the camera, so why are they seen behind the equipment at times?

Then there are the photos with competing shadows, suggesting a second light source besides the sun.

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Hmmmmm.

Then there's this:

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Matt thinks the easiest way to prove a man was on the moon, is to show the things that were there. Yet, the argument is that there isn't a telescope big enough to see the stuff that's on the moon.

And lastly, the footage that exists can totally be recreated.

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I mean, BuzzFeed did it pretty well.

Matt realizes his whiteboard looks a little crazy, but he encourages you to do your own investigating and come up with your own conclusions.

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Because the truth is out there...or is it?