The Shadows Aren’t Right
In images from the moon landing, it is possible to see certain objects even though they are in shadow.Skeptics argue that if the sun were the only source of light, this wouldn't be the case.Therefore, the fact that you can see some objects in shadow must be the result of special Hollywood lighting.The problem with this theory is that although the sun is the main source of illumination on the moon, it isn't the only source of illumination.
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