NASA Apollo 1 Mission Took Better Photos Than 2022 Artemis Mission

11/27/2022

From: Scott C. Waring - Taiwan

The photos they presented to the public are over exposed (added light), so much so that 98% of the real detail no longer exists. They don't want you to know the truth, that there are alien structures, ships and even entire cities on the moon.

Look at the photos above, compare and contrast for yourself and ask yourself, is this a photo from 2022? The total cost of this Artemis mission was $98,000,000,000. US dollars. Don't you think they could afford a decent camera or at least spring for an iPhone 1 to do the job better?

Hey @nasa @nasajpl @nasahqphoto @NASAEarth Why are the Artemis moon photos so pathetically poor in quality? An iPhone 1 duck taped to Artemis hull would take better photos. Clearly U are hiding structures on the moon. Project Artemis cost $93 billion, so why is the camera bad? pic.twitter.com/mDspG3HTFY
— UFO Sightings Daily (Website) (@UFOSightings101) November 27, 2022

1 Comment

11/28/2022 06:24:08 am

I am assuming that "Apollo 1" is a typo. Apollo 1 was posthumously named "Apollo1" after the deaths of astronauts Grissom, White and Chaffee.
Apollo 8 was the first mission to actually orbit the moon. Then Apollo 10 went back to the moon again. Apollo 10 did everything except land on the moon. It was a full dress rehearsal for the upcoming Apollo 11 moon landing.
Apollo 11 was the mission that actually landed on the moon.