Sez you, a random crank on the internet. The January 30,1970 issue of Science alone has 144 papers on the data and samples from the Apollo 11 moon landing. They were written by more than 800 experts including Harold Urey, Eugene Shoemaker, Luis Walter Alvarez and Raymond Davis Jr. That you have no idea who those people were and what their research was disqualifies you from participation in this conversation.

"THEY NEVER WENT TO THE MOON .. what a joke" The thousands of scientists who've studied the ~380 kilograms of Apollo moon rocks for the last 50 years would disagree with you. They *know* those rocks can't be from Earth.

"Sneaky...Hiding detailed views of the connections between the SM, the CM and the LEM..." There's plenty of information about how they were connected. What would you like to know? "From what I gather, the hatches aren't large enough to allow an astronaut wearing a spacesuit to pass between them..." The docking tunnel was 30 inches in diameter. That's quite wide enough for a man to pass through, whether in space suit or not. The lunar module hatch was 32 inches square, just big enough for the astronauts to pass through. We have photos of Buzz Aldrin *in* the hatch, and video of the Apollo 17 astronauts practicing passing through the hatch in a Vomit Comet plane. What wasn't possible was passing through the docking tunnel while in space suit and with the back pack on. However that wasn't intended to occur on the mission: the backpacks were only intended to be worn for the moonwalks, so they were stored in the lunar module.

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