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The Most Plausible 1969 Moon Landing Theory: We Went to the Moon, the…

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        Kubrick insists that the premiere of his last film "Eyes Wide Shut" take place on Jul. 19th, 1999. One day before the 30th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Launch.
      - Kubrick used a ZEISS f/0.7 Lens to film candlelit scenes for Barry Lyndon. Carl Zeiss made them for NASA. Only 10 were produced. NASA bought 6, Zeiss kept one, and Kubrick was sold the other 3. This is clearly and inside deal.
- - - - Apr. 12, 1961 - Yuri Gargarin becomes first man in space.
        
        Mar. 18, 1965 - Alexei Leonov performs first space walk, it lasts 12 minutes
        
        Feb. 3 , 1966 - Luna 9 first craft to soft land on the moon
- - - - May 25, 1961 - Kennedy proposes moon landing by end of decade.
        
        Jun. 3m, 1965 - Ed White performs America's first spacewalk.
        
        Jun. 2, 1966 -Surveyor 1 soft-lands on the Moon.
        
        The United States is in desperate need of a "first." They send apollo 11 to the moon, and that mission MUST succeed. The reputation of the country depends on it. In the case of failure, what better assurance than to broadcast fake footage, and deal with covering up failure if and when it happens. Dr. David Grimes mathematically calculates that a conspiracy on the scale of the moon landing would only last 3.7 years. If the mission were successful, no conspiracy would be needed other than a small compact between top officials at NASA a broadcasting team. Only if the mission failed would there be need for a massive conspiracy.
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      - The slow-mo capable Type C videotape format was introduced by Sony and Ampex in 1976.
      - Collins omits that the commercial development of standard slow motion video was only 7 years away. Considering NASA's budget in the late 1960s, is it not plausible that they were able to develop a similar 1-inch videotape technology that was never made public?