Why Sean Stone doubts the Apollo moon landing footage, not the landing itself
Stone explains he believes humans likely did reach the moon, but doubts the official footage is authentic, citing the Van Allen radiation belts as unresolved and describing a tense on-show confrontation between filmmaker Bart Sibrel and Apollo astronaut Charlie Duke, who said radiation was never discussed in mission planning.
- Stone distinguishes between doubting the moon landing occurred and doubting the released footage is authentic
- Cites the Van Allen radiation belts as a technical problem raised by researcher Bart Sibrel
- Apollo astronaut Charlie Duke reportedly said radiation belts were never discussed in mission prep
- References footage allegedly showing Earth's apparent size changing inconsistently through a capsule window
“I think we went to the moon. I don't think we went with the technology that they showed you.”
“He said they never discussed them.”