The absence of personalities in the photographs is another frequently cited argument. Skeptics contend that
the sky should have been aglow with stars, despite the fact that they are present; the camera is unable to capture such a contract.
Conspiracy theorists also query the shadows in the Moon landing photographs, as they appear to point in multiple directions despite the Sun being the sole light source.
The presence of shadow anomalies has been attributed by experts to the Moon’s rugged, irregular terrain, which can result in shadows appearing at varying angles.
According to Space.com, the Moon landing controversy was addressed by the popular science-based television program MythBusters in 2008.
