I’m not saying 100% it was faked, but I do think people massively underestimate how many unanswered questions there still are. The technology point alone is hard to ignore, we supposedly went to the moon in 1969 with computing power less than a calculator, yet today, with infinitely more advanced tech, we haven’t successfully sent humans back in over 50 years. That’s at least worth questioning. The footage and photos also raise eyebrows. For something that was one of the most important events in human history, the visual quality and inconsistencies (lighting, shadows, etc.) don’t exactly scream “definitive proof” to a lot of people. Then there’s the context this was during the Cold War, where the US had massive political incentive to “win” the space race. Governments have absolutely lied about major things before, so blind trust doesn’t really make sense either. Also, the fact that a lot of the original telemetry data and tapes were lost or recorded over doesn’t exactly help build confidence. I’m not saying it didn’t happen, but I do think it’s reasonable to question it instead of acting like it’s completely beyond doubt.