Why Do Moon Landings True Or False?

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Moon Landings True or False? The moon landings.... are they true or are they false? well… some people don't know the answer to that even I don't. But today… I am going to tell you what I think about it and maybe you will think the same. I know that some kids did not know that people were arguing about whether they were real or not. I did not even know I thought it was real my whole life, but some people have different opinions about it. Everyone knows who Neil Armstrong is… he was the first man to step foot on the moon, well at least I think he is, but that's what i am going to tell you.

I think the moon landings are real it is crazy that people think NASA would fake something like that, I mean who would fake something that huge just to distract people from the war that was going on in 1960 who would do that? I am sure that NASA
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There was a rock that was in one of the pictures of the moon that was on the moon, but not on Earth. The rock had a C on it so it supposedly stands for a logo of a company. My question is, if NASA was the one who filmed the video of walking on the moon then why did the rock not have an N on it since NASA was the one who filmed it. I also wanted to talk about the rocks that were brought back to Earth from the moon. People who think the landings were fake think that the rocks were from a meteorite from Earth...why would they go deep down into the ocean just to get a rock.

Those are the reasons why I think that the moon landings were real, I want to prove that they are real and get my point out there. If this does not make you have any questions I suggest you look at other stuff and see for yourself about if they were real or not. We don't know for sure about it so if someone can get off their lazy behinds and do some digging then they might just find the information they need to prove they are real or

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