Wagging The MoonDoggie - Debunked

“Well,” you now say, “what about all those cool Moon rocks? How did they get those? The Moon is, you know, the only source of Moon rocks, so doesn’t that prove that we were there?” No, as a matter of fact, it does not prove that we were there, and as odd as it may sound, the Moon is not the only source of Moon rocks. As it turns out, authentic Moon rocks are available right here on Earth, in the form of lunar meteorites. Because the Moon lacks a protective atmosphere, you see, it gets smacked around quite a bit, which is why it is heavily cratered. And when things smash into it to form those craters, lots of bits and pieces of the Moon fly off into space. Some of them end up right here on Earth.   McGowan says “matter of fact” when he knows nothing about the subject. Meteorites have most of their mass burnt away during entry into Earth’s atmosphere. They develop fusion crusts. This negates two very significant things pertinent to Apollo samples. From exposure to solar events, t