Where are the stars?

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>What is going on here?

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Where are the stars?

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The moon has no atmosphere you dumb fucking cunt

Yes it does, but that's beside the point
>what is exposure

unironically how was the camera controlled?

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>expecting stars twinkling with no atmosphere
>expecting a camera to capture the light from stars when the foreground is so bright
Yeah. The sky is black because there is no atmosphere.

remotely, they had to do it perfectly (and in advance) since there's a delay in the signal reaching the moon

this is fake, webms werent around in the 60s

Where's the moon?

I know this is the bait thread but
>why is object that illuminates earth on a full moon so bright the cameras set to capture stuff happening on the cold reflection ball not also capture the really dim starlight magnitudes dimmer than cold reflection ball when you are even 300 000 miles away

I have no idea what all of this mean
Please explain it in even simpler terms

if they were faking it why wouldn't they put in stars? makes no sense that they'd choose to go starless

shut up all of those amazing technical achievements were FAKE

i hate you for making me laugh

The sun was reflecting off the surface of the moon. Just like in day time for us, that drowns out the stars.

So are you telling me that the earth loses its atmosphere during night time and we can see the stars that way?

thanks user you've just validated my entire day

if you go to a city at night, you can't see stars because of all the light. Same thing on the moon when the sun is reflecting off it.

It's sad that it took this long for the correct answer to be posted.

Fo you honestly expect me to believe that the sun is shining on the part of the moon that FACES THE FUCKING EARTH? How stupid do you presume I am?

I wonder if the astronauts themselves could see the stats with their eyes?

yes, that's why you're not allowed to go outside at night as a kid, because your lungscan't take it

very stupid apparently

youtu.be/mM2mLyEXE7Q
>we were never able to see the stars

youtu.be/LaUCMzgidvs
>they are so numerous it's hard to pick out the constellations we see here on the ground

So who was lying? Really activates my almonds...

>It's the sunlight reflecting off the moon!
>It's camera exposure that's not picking up the light of the stars!
>The camera is operated remotely that's why it can move! There was a delay, it had to be perfect!
Imagine having to unironically jump through all these intellectual hoops and having to come up with all these ridiculous complicated explanations just to carry water for the establishment narrative.

That’s not true. I know this because I’ve never been to a city.

What I don't get is that if I'm on the moon and I extend my hand I'm already touching the outer space. But here on Earth I'd be just touching the air. Get it?

cheese