NASA Releases Stunning 4K Video of Apollo 13 Views of the Moon, Ending All Conspiracy Theories

 

NASA has developed a stunning view of the Moon using data from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) and combined with the views recorded by Apollo 13 astronauts during their risky trek around the far side in 1970. 

NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) is now in an eccentric polar mapping orbit around the Moon. NASA will use the data obtained by the spacecraft to plan future robotic and manned missions to the lunar surface. For nearly 12 years, the LRO has been studying and photographing the moon. On June 18, 2009, the mission was launched. It is one of NASA’s most successful lunar missions, and the spacecraft has enough fuel to last for another seven years as of 2019. 

The film displays a 4K view of the lunar surface, with the sun setting and rising, and ends with Apollo 13 reestablishing radio communication with Mission Control on Earth. The movie also shows the course of the Apollo 13 astronauts’ free return flight around the moon, as well as a continuous view of the moon throughout the journey. 

 

Apollo 13 was the seventh crewed mission of NASA’s Apollo space program. Data collected in the last decade aligns with views recorded by NASA’s astronauts in 1970.

Getting this sort of data back in 1970 was impossible and now modern technology has once again proved that humans did go to Moon and not just go there but astronauts aboard the Six Apollo missions landed there as well. 

There are so many arguments and literal facts along with actual evidence that prove the notion of humans not going to the moon is not just wrong but it’s plain stupidity in today’s modern world. Now this new video from NASA adds to that evidence. New data provides the same view NASA recorded back in 1970.