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12. “ There are identical backgrounds in photos which, according to their captions, were
taken miles apart. This suggests that a painted background was used.”
“This whole process is complicated by the fact that in a vacuum, the problem is
made even worse, the light far more intense, and the exposure must be even
shorter. The Moon Hoax advocates also seem to have forgotten that they are
basing most of their "analysis" on press release photos, which are invariably
cleaned up before release to the press. So of course, these sanitized press kit
images would reflect what we all would expect to see, an absolute black
background. “
-Mike Bara
