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15 Dec 2011 17:42:34
I wondered myself as to why the Flag in the moon video was waving, But according to mainstream science. Due to their being no oxygen and very little gravity the movement lasts for literally hundreds of years compared to here where if we knocked something it may last 15 seconds.
When the flag was placed it was obviously knocked about a little, so without anything to resist against and cause friction due to their being no atmosphere the flag simply won't stop moving for a very long time.
The Moon.
{Ed033's Note - The flag waving is most likely irrelevant as the video was shot on Earth anyway. What people may not have recognised is that with less gravity, the astronauts should have been moving about at a faster pace than on Earth not at 1/2 speed as on Earth. This alone should be enough to see the video was shot on Earth and slowed to 1/2 speed.
The Moon.
{Ed033's Note - I'm not saying I'm correct, all I'm saying is if you think about it, if there is less force pulling you down on the Moon because of less gravity, this should actually allow you to move faster than on Earth. Less force pulling you down really should not make you move about at 1/2 speed. In addition we are told there would be less air resistance on the moon so in theory anyone should run faster on the moon than on Earth over a similar terrain.}