Moon landings
Moon landings is the index for the crewed Apollo landings, and for the clips flerfs use when they say the crews never left. Each claim already has its own page. This one is the shelf.
The landings were six flights, Apollo 11 through 17, with 13 aborted. Twelve people walked. The objections do not come as one argument. They come as a Buzz Aldrin sentence, a radiation quote, a movie frame, and a photograph someone edited and then admitted editing.
Misquoted Buzz
Buzz Aldrin, Apollo 11 lunar module pilot, is the one whose interviews get stopped mid-sentence. Five of them circulate as confessions. A child asked why nobody had been back. Conan said he watched the touchdown on television. Oxford asked for the scariest moment. Brian Cox asked about the visor photo. A 2013 bit had Aldrin and Armstrong switching suits. None of those is "we filmed it in a hangar." The questions, the rest of each answer, and the transcripts are on his page.
Van Allen Belts
Van Allen belts is the "the radiation would have killed them" page. James Van Allen wrote the estimates himself: a week parked in the heart of the inner belt could be fatal, and Apollo's fast pass through the outer portion of it was a small dose next to the other risks of the flight. He later initialed that the Fox special calling the exposure fatal was nonsense. The 1959 Scientific American and 1961 Space World lines are on that page with the clocks still attached, which is the part the quote-mines leave off.
Hammer and Feather
Apollo 15 hammer and feather is David Scott's live drop on the Moon: a hammer and a falcon feather, released together, hitting together. Galileo's point, filmed on an EVA, with the full EVA tape and the drop clip linked from the page. It is also the page that does the timing against the claim that the fall is too slow, or too fast, for lunar gravity.
"Wikileaks proved it"
Wikileaks Moon Landing Fake is a video that says WikiLeaks has the hoax evidence, and does not link to WikiLeaks. The frames are from the film Capricorn One.
Earth pasted into a Moon photo
NASA Photoshops Earth From Moon is the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter picture where a color Earth is laid over a wide-angle Moon frame. The people who made it say so on the same page, and they publish the version without the overlay. It is not an Apollo still. It is the same habit: take an edit that was labeled, crop off the label, and call the landing a cartoon.
Dutch Petrified Wood
Moon rocks and petrified wood is the "moon rock" said to have been given to Dutch prime minister Willem Drees. It was not a NASA sample. It was petrified wood. Real Apollo samples, including Big Muley from Apollo 16, are on that page.
Swear on the Bible
Apollo astronauts swearing on the Bible is the claim that every Apollo astronaut refused to swear on a Bible that he went. Matthew 5 says not to swear. Eugene Cernan, Alan Bean, and Edgar Mitchell did anyway.
The Moon as seen from the ground is a different shelf. 24 hour moon is the polar Moon staying up. Moon photos is the The Final Experiment gallery of the Moon in Earth's sky. Apollo The Original is a podcaster. The name is not a flight.