Buzz Aldrin (Apollo 11)

(B) If you look at the side of Buzz that is in shadow you can clearly make the fine detail of his suit. But, due to the greater levelof contrast on the moon, that side of the suit should be darker and less detailed.

(C) Due to the lack of atmosphere on the moon, hoax theorists think, there shouldn't be the 'drop-effect' that happens behind Buzz. But this may be because the film is less adaptive than the eye and thus make things look darker the further they are from the lens.

(D) If you look in the visor of Buzz's helmet you can make out a curious object. Some think it may be a helicopter, while others say it is a twelve foot high glass tower. NASA maintains that it is part of the landing equipment used in the module.