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Apollo Images Never Seen Before Are Raising Questions

Fexl | July 11, 2026



Every photograph you’ve ever seen from the Apollo missions is a copy of a copy.

The original film, the actual strips of Kodak emulsion that rode to the Moon and back inside cameras bolted to the chests of twelve astronauts, has been sitting in a freezer in Houston since the 1970s. For decades, the world was looking at duplicates: softer, flatter, and missing detail that was sitting in those canisters the whole time.

This video is about what was actually in those cameras, what happened to the film when it came home, and what researchers have been pulling out of it ever since.

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Timestamps:
0:00 Apollo Images
3:02 The Camera and the Film
7:26 What It Was Like to Shoot on the Moon
11:45 What the Unedited Rolls Actually Show
16:42 The Recovery

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References:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wCbIZXFJ_rhw0wPL9kymFF7pPG2I0tMDDm0ppkB7u7w/edit?usp=sharing

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Comments

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  1. @blackstoneoligarchy

    July 11, 2026 at 5:31 pm

    This video is filled with hogwash and nonsense. First of all, we never went to the moon as it was a hoax, therefore none of this pictures exist despite what you see. They are all part of the conspiracy.

  2. @leonidyesin4160

    July 11, 2026 at 5:31 pm

    Ну почему на всех снимках луна серая, это же видно что обман со стороны Янки ))) 😂 ИИ в шестидесятых ????

  3. @gulutaalan8845

    July 11, 2026 at 5:31 pm

    Great documentary, thanks! That last best scan from 2007, at 200 pixel/mm, is not good enough for the B/W film 170 l/mm (340 pixel/mm) which should be scanned at 680 pix/mm to account for full "Shannon sampling". A "best scan" can still be done, recovering almost 3 times (2.89) more pixels than what we have now.

  4. @gakster_gaming

    July 11, 2026 at 5:31 pm

    If this is what we can pull off for a cold-war propaganda mission — imagine what humanity could build if we weren't constantly focused on surviving each other.

    I genuinely hate that we hate each other so much.

    Yeah, sure, war speeds up innovation, but you've never had a planet at peace to find out how much we could do without killing each other or "looking better than someone else" being the endgoal.

  5. @galvestonbragg9718

    July 11, 2026 at 5:31 pm

    So who filmed the landing craft departing the moon? It wasnt a machine, more like a cameraman in hollywood. Why wasn't the original landing film stored in the same freezer instead of being "taped over by mistake"? Never A Straight Answer = NASA

  6. @1ralton1

    July 11, 2026 at 5:31 pm

    2.5mm thick film eh? So standard photographic film is 5mm thick? And you say it with such confidence. Must be AI or his brain is 5mm thick. I think what you were meant to say was 0.25mm maybe. So, whoever typed in the script for the AI got the decimal point in the wrong place.

  7. @jelita600

    July 11, 2026 at 5:31 pm

    This was very informative. I loved that it seems that you've read it by yourself though I love much less that the writing style gives away a strong ai vibe.

  8. @majorred5433

    July 11, 2026 at 5:31 pm

    Oh, so they've now found the 'missing' films… that they said that they had 'lost'….. and knowing that NASA have already been back and 'remastered' the more than 200,000 original pics we have already seen… then we can trust that there's zero Ai involved here.

  9. @Gort58

    July 11, 2026 at 5:31 pm

    18:43 'Neil Armstrong carried the only Hasselblad on the surface during that first EVA".
    True, there was only one Hasselblad used during the EVA, but Armstrong passed it to Aldrin for a time while he had other tasks to perform.
    Aldrin was the one who photographed his boot on the surface and the resultant boot-print. He also caught a glimpse of Armstrong working at the MESA during a panoramic shot.

  10. @Davidbirdman101

    July 11, 2026 at 5:31 pm

    Just another reason to admire these brave Americans. I was 12 years old when the first mission happened and it was a thrill to look at the moon and think there were actually 2 men walking around on it and one man circling around it. Amazing achievements by Americans, men and women.

  11. @Souljourney22

    July 11, 2026 at 5:31 pm

    Those orginal photos and film show the monolith that was discovered and kept quiet by nasa for decades. Now the truth is finally coming out that the moon is inhabited.

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