First China and now India have successfully landed animations on the “moon” and in upside down world you are expected to digest it all as fact despite precious little proof that these scientific “accomplishments” are real. And in the case of India’s moon mission, the animation on South Park is better. David Weiss and Jeran join SGT Report to discuss it and more.

Last week, the Indian Space Agency allegedly landed an unmanned spacecraft and rolled out a rover onto the South Pole of the Moon. As usual, however, nearly 99% of the footage shown of this ground-breaking event was clear, obvious, and very poor CGI. Why do you suppose NASA, Roscosmos, the Chinese, Indian and all other world space agencies spend money creating and air-time broadcasting all these computer graphic animations of their expeditions rather than showing us actual video footage? How difficult would it be to have a few cameras on these crafts permanently recording different angles of the entire flight for us? They allegedly succeeded in having a live telephone conversation between Nixon and astronauts on the Moon broadcast on television over 50 years ago, but with half a century of technological advancement we still cannot receive live video from these rockets after only a couple minutes of ascent...

In this video, Marcus Allen, Scott Henderson & Robert Williams discuss some of the differences between the Saturn V engines, the Starship Raptor engines, and the difference in the fuels used. We also take a look at some of the different space suits used now and in the past.

In Bart Sibrel’s book Moon Man, a death bed confession revealed the Apollo missions hoax and the military base where the first ‘moon landing’ was filmed. What wasn’t in the book but which can be revealed here now, is that the coverup of the greatest hoax on mankind also involved a deathbed confession of murder. Bart Sibrel returns to SGT Report to discuss NASA, Kubrick, moon buggies and murder.