Originally posted by Trapt
NASA has some of the most intelligent people in the world. If they were going to fake little things like landing on the moon I really don't think they
would leave in any mistakes that the average Joe could point out!
Not only that (besides, that is a subjective and debatable point), but many on this thread have clearly shown that there is nothing at all wrong with
the OP's picture. The astronaut in the picture is on the left hand sode of the frame, so obvuoisly the photographer was not aiming the camera
directly at him, but rather directly at the rock (which is in the center of the frame.
If you take that into consideration (and the fact that the visor is convex, so the reflection is distorted) then there should be no question as to why
the photographer astronaut seen in the visor doesn't seem to be facing the astronaut who is in the picture.
EDIT: Oh -- and welcome to ATS
edit on 1/16/2011 by Soylent Green Is People because: (no reason given)