Hey!

Since I've been away, I've gotten a bit rusty on my debunking skills (blush).

So, I've gotten into a situation where a couple of guys are "Moon hoaxing" and one of them is "Cassini hoaxing."

So, if you'd offer quick help, or direct me to where I can find quick answers (Sometimes it takes me a while to dig up specific issues, you know?)

The Moon hoaxer referenced a book called "It was a Paper Moon" or something like that, and mentioned the "X" being on the same rock in two different locations?

The Cassini hoaxer mentioned the background stars not being visible (he bet he could recreate the newly released Saturnian moon photo at home).

I know the background stars things has to do with lighting - but I'm not sure how to explain that with regards to the photo of this moon.

The "X" I believe was something from the camera? But I don't recall correctly.
but he said it was the same rock in supposedly two different locations (???). I don't recall hearing about that one before.

Thanks in advance!

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