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Great. stupid wrapped in desperation.If that's what you think, then you obviously did not watch the video. Due to gravitational differences between the Earth and the the moon, nowhere on earth does dust fall in the pattern that was falling from the lunar rover in that video.You ignored the last video I posted... let's see if you'll address this one...
Ok then. Now WHY is this evidence.
It doesn't show a thing and could be made on diferent places on earth.
So?
O yes, I did and it is very easy to replicate on earth.
But you have to adjust the speed etc
It is very simple indeed.
If they altered the speed of the video, it would have also altered the speed of the lunar rover.
Even worse for your hysterics, it's not just that the speed of which the dust settled, but also the angle. The dust floated in a manner not seen anywhere on Earth due to gravitational differences.