NASA picture
http://www.gupistan.com/gallery/3/Aldrin-nasa.jpg
http://www.gupistan.com/gallery/3/Aldrin-marks.jpg
Buzz Aldrin stands with the sun shining down across his left shoulder. Although his right side is in shadow, there is too much detail shown on that side of his space suit (B). It should be much darker and less visible because the contrast between light and dark is much greater on the moon. With no atmosphere to pollute the light on the moon, all the photographs should look bright and crisp. But the landscape behind Aldrin (C) gradually fades to darkness. This ‘fall-off’ effect, hoax theorists say, should not occur on the moon. But the fading effect could have happened because film is less adaptive than the human eye and makes objects seem darker the further they are from the camera. There is a curious object reflected in Aldrin’s visor (D). Some theorists think that it is a helicopter, others say that it is a 12-metre glass structure. NASA claims that it is a piece of equipment on the lunar surface.
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Few more links:
http://www.mt.net/~watcher/nasamason.html http://watchersnet.com/nightwatch/fakedmoon.asp http://www.stic.net/users/napalm/ulinks.html http://www.channel4.com/nextstep/moon/main.html