Is the American Apollo moon landing program true?

It should be true. Ouyang Ziyuan, the chief scientist of China's "Lunar Exploration Project", supported the authenticity of Apollo's moon landing photos and highly praised the contribution of Apollo's lunar exploration project. Ouyang Ziyuan specifically mentioned this point in the first popular science report organized by China Association for Science and Technology for Beijing Eleventh Middle School Students. Ouyang Ziyuan said: "I have studied the Apollo samples and can confirm that the photos are true." Ouyang Ziyuan told the students that there were five meteorites brought back from the moon by Apollo at home, which aroused their curiosity and wonder. Ouyang Ziyuan explained with the principle of mechanics that junior high school students can understand that when an astronaut inserts a flagpole on the surface of the moon, he may push too hard and let go instantly, causing the flagpole to swing from side to side. Because the surface of the moon is in a vacuum environment, there is no air friction resistance, and the flagpole swings greatly and persistently, which drives the flag on it to shake, but it can't be controlled when shooting, so it can only be filmed all the time. The waving of the national flag just reflects that the photo is real. Ouyang Ziyuan also highly praised more than 3,000 technological achievements produced by the Apollo program. "Now mankind has benefited from it. The input-output ratio of this project is one to fourteen, and no project has surpassed it yet. " "Apollo Landing on the Moon" is the longest history, the largest scale, the largest investment and the most legendary human space exploration. But in recent years, some Americans have doubts about whether to plant the national flag on the moon. (Zhong Xin)-Link Questioning Apollo's Landing on the Moon Bill Kane, an American professor, claimed to have participated in Apollo's landing on the moon in the laboratory. He wrote a book called "We have never landed on the moon", listing some doubts about Apollo's landing on the moon, and even thought that the rocket carrying astronauts was indeed launched, but the target was not the moon, but the unreachable South Pole, where he issued instructions. Then the astronauts performed the process of landing on the moon in the laboratory on earth. The video of landing on the moon was shot on the earth. Hamlet, a famous American physics professor, and others affirmed the "deception theory". They put forward six questions and thought that the photos of Apollo landing on the moon were pure forgeries. The video of landing on the moon was shot on the earth. Through video analysis, the jumping action and height of astronauts on the surface of the moon are similar to those on the ground, but they do not conform to the characteristics of walking on the surface of the moon. Russian researchers also expressed doubts. Russian researcher Goldov published an article expressing doubts about the photos taken by the United States on the moon.