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Company Name: THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON LANDINGS

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We are now waking up to the possibility that NASA's photographic coverage of the landings on the Moon between 1969 and 1972 may not be genuine - this includes both the film and the TV broadcasts. Following detailed photographic analysis of NASA images, I have gained compelling evidence that there was indeed a falsification of the record and although NASA might seek to justify its actions, there can be no acceptable defence for such dishonesty. Those whom I call 'Whistle-Blowers' appear to have encoded the information needed to discover this sad truth. Their information is found in the photography, in the processing and in the final compositing and retouching. I have organised my discoveries under the headings of a series of photographic rules.

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The idea that we went to the Moon - and that we were successful in our Apollo endeavours - is so firmly embedded in the cultural lives of most people on this planet, that to voice the opinion that this might be untrue smacks of paranoia and to present evidence for these doubts smacks of heresy. If this opinion is correct, then the majority of us have been conned; that, we've been taken for a ride that has lasted 27 years. A ride that's been generating its own momentum and most of us are still on it! Throughout aviation history and space exploration, the prime and lasting record of our achievements has been preserved as photographic images, movie film and in recent times, television coverage. We are in no doubt that these records reflect the actual events as they occurred, disasters and triumphs included. Particularly in the exploration of space - and going to the Moon is a perfect example in which there are no independent witnesses to the actual events- we have the right to expect the record to be genuine, honestly portrayed, and responsibly reported. In actual fact, mankind has no proof at all that we ever set foot on the Moon, other than the photographs that NASA has elected to publish. In this article, David Percy, an award winning film and TV producer, 'focuses' on some of these images, formulating the kind of brief that might have been given to the first lunar surface photographers to produce such questionable images. While such matters as the alleged Moon rocks are important, if the Apollo photos are faked, then they and everything else will find its own place in this NASA jigsaw.