Sure. Sure. And there are no stars in this photo for the same reason: football is obviously fake (and gay) and if they added stars you could "independently verify" them.
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definitely not because this is just how cameras work. Oh no, that can't be it.
There are three things I love about the apollo hoax conspiracy theory. The first thing is that it's totally unfalsifiable. For years people said, "why don't you just point Hubble at the moon and show us the hardware!" When people explained that Hubble doesn't have the resolution, conspiracy believers said,
"Ha!! You're hiding the fact that there's no hardware there because you never went to the moon!!!"
Then later, when multiple countries sent probes to orbit the moon and they took photos of the hardware, conspiracy believers say,
"That doesn't prove humans went - it could have been unmanned missions!"
There's literally no evidence you'll accept. You whine about the stars not being visible when it's super obvious that there shouldn't be stars. Literally, if there were stars visible in every photo that would be evidence that it's fake!
The second thing I love is that none of you who believe it's fake ever concede anything. For example, you just said it's fake because no stars. Now I've explained to you (what you should have already known - I assume you've used a camera at least once in your life) - what are you going to do? Are you going to say, "hmm, good point, the lack of stars is
not evidence that it's fake" or are you just going to ignore this? Spoiler: you'll ignore it. It cracks me up.
The third things is how you believe things that are mutually exclusive. I'll give an example if anyone cares.