The above image is a typical day photo from the ISS. Notice the number of stars. None. Sure it makes sense for the day, but their night photos were no different.
Night photos looked like above. Hardly a star in the sky.
The star issue gave truthers and theorists some leverage. We used to argue the moon photos were fake, there were never any stars.
Above we see one Apollo image, but if anyone cares to browse them all, there will be no stars.
This claim of ours was allegedly debunked long ago, likely before I was here, but even I held this argument. Our opponent's theory? Something to do with exposure. That's why there are no stars.
To show our readers, here are some results on Google.
No Stars Google Search
Not only did NASA, after 30 years, and 10 years of the ISS without stars, decide they were going to turn on the stars, they put the whole Milky Way up there!
That outta shut us up, eh NASA?
Maybe if you didn't release a semi-recent Instagram post, of an obvious 3D video, of something played off as a real time-lapse, I would have believed them. *Snickers* Probably not.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BD1TYZiNPh5/
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