I never said that and the guy who made the video never said that.
No but it is the ONLY way you are going to pick up a noise like that!
According to the video the sound went through the air to the microphone inside the astronaut's space suit. What we see in the footage is consistent with that.
Bullshit. So a sound of something so flimsy goes through air, his spacesuit and triggers a close proximity microphone? You know absolutely nothing about the microphones they used - it is a close proximity mic fixed to a snoopy cap. You'd maybe pick up arm vibrations because it is connected to the head, but you would pick up absolutely zero from outside the suit.
Anyway, are you now suggesting they did all the vocals in real time?(answer please) These clips this lying film maker is using are all from very long periods of constant footage - so that is one amazing feet of extended "natural acting"!
It kind of looks like they weren't careful enough in the planning of the fakery and didn't deal with the sound issue.
No. It kind of looks like you are trying to find ridiculous explanations to support your pathetic claim. It is impossible to pick up sound that far away on a cardioid microphone with close proximity and through a bloody space suit. Especially something so flimsy
does it happen in the Apollo footage and not in the space station footage?
Show me where they are banging something into the ground on the ISS spacewalk footage!
In the vacuum on the moon there wouldn't be any cases of sound.
Not externally.
There wouldn't be a mix of sound and no sound.
That is such a stupid thing to say. There is no mix. We hear vibrations when the circumstances are favourable for it.
How do you know that video at the bottom of post #55 isn't doctored?
How do you know anything in that stupid film isn't doctored!?
http://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/a15/a15v.1205113.rm
1 min 38 seconds. Now speed it up, because you claim it is slowed down to 66% that is one hefty throw for such a small arm movement - look how fast the damn thing is going! It's microphonics, the sound is conducted through the hull and wiring into the LM relay - simple and the only way you could ever pick sound up in that situation.