RE: LeoThread 2025-04-30 16:03

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Despite this, even Apollo 15 did not leave a crater beneath it, reinforcing the point that a significant excavation of the lunar surface is not a straightforward consequence of a lunar landing.

Conclusion

In summary, while the claims surrounding dust accumulation and crater formation may seem compelling at first glance, a deeper understanding of the physics involved in lunar landings reveals that these aspects are easily explained within the context of a vacuum environment and the engineering behind the lunar module. Photographic and video evidence from the Apollo missions demonstrate that the landings were indeed genuine events and not products of a staged production.