Ok, and some more. Down the page in the section called "The Hills are Alive" they show two photos with the same hills. Now they don't specify which missions the photos are from, but claim they are from two seperate missions. Without that info, I have to guess that either they are mistaken and the photos are actually from the same mission, or that the same hills (mountains actually) were visible from two different missions with only a little perspective distance. So which is right?

Then they go on to show that stupid Apollo 16 documentary gaffe where they mistakenly showed the same location but claimed it was on two different days. Just an editing goof there, but the HB's use it as if it were canon.

Oh, and hey! there's a section directly referring to us! I've gotta read part carefully. Back later.

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