I think people are wrong about who really faked the moon landing

Everyone blames NASA or the government, but I found an old TV guide from 1969 that shows a Stanley Kubrick film aired right before the Apollo broadcast. That's too close for coincidence. Why would a director famous for special effects be on the same channel at the same time?

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grace56524d ago

Kubrick directing 2001 came out the year before, dude was already famous for space visuals. Probably just coincidence with the TV schedule, not some hidden clue.

ryan65324d ago

The BBC's 1969 Moon landing coverage ran for over 10 hours straight. That's a lot of airtime to fill, and they used whatever stock footage they had on hand. Kubrick's movie was the most obvious space imagery available at the time. I don't think there's any deeper meaning to it. People get too caught up in connecting dots that aren't really there. Sometimes a stock clip is just a stock clip.