Yeah, I seen a portion of that interview in a different video. It really sounds like he is making it up, as he goes on. Who knows? A really important question to ask, why did they destroy the technology?
The U.S. was first to use Nukes, but it didn't take Russia to long for them to catch up with this technology. Russia caught up in 5 years. This makes more sense. You would figure Russia would of sent a man to the moon by 1980 or less, to show strength. To me it shows, it was impossible mission to complete, with the technology back than. It may even be impossible today, but that's debatable.
On a side note, I think God doesn't want man in space, without an invitation. If so, why have Van Allen Radiation Belts? Remember the tower of Babel? God ended that, sense man want to be up in heaven.
I read another web page awhile back, that Russia asked the U.S. for a partnership in sending a man to the moon, but the U.S. refused. This was the same time that Russia was sending U.S. Astronauts to the Internationals Space Station. By the way, Russia started the International Space Station. Also read that the U.S. helped Russia in putting up the I.S.S. with the Space Shuttle.
There was definitely a partnership in the space program between Russia and the U.S., not sure how things are now. A news report indicated that Russia sent face masks to the U.S., because the U.S. had a shortage during Covid.
"Giant Leap for Mankind: If Neil Armstrong was the first man on the moon, then who was filming him go down the ladder? (A camera had been mounted to the side of the lunar module). "
This point by Kaysing is interesting. According to a google search, one of the two astronauts attached a camera on the decent, while landing on the moon. This doesn't make much sense to me. What are the odds of making a stable connection?
Imagine approaching the moon (not sure if this part was televised live or not), sending live streams, than landing, and all satellite transmissions were perfectly inline while in motion. This is working while both the moon and earth are spinning a 1,000 miles or more. That is pretty remarkable, no matter what side you take.
250,000 miles apart and we have a perfect link. Modern cell phones don't even come close to this, and cell towers are far closer.
They look virtually the same. The U.S. first flight was 1981 and the USSR was in 1988. Less than a 10 year gap. The moon landing gap is 50 years and counting. With modern technology and computers, you would think China, Russia, or someone else could of come in second place. If it comes down to economics and funding, China should be on the moon shortly.
Personally, I think if man ever does get on the moon, it will be in some moon tank, with massive amounts of shielding. Not walking around in a space suit. That's just science fiction in my book.