In the era of social media, short videos have become an important way for people to share their lives and spread information. However, with the popularity of short videos, some false and false claims have also emerged. Recently, an American blogger claimed to have been to the moon in a short video, which attracted widespread attention. So, is there a scientific basis for these claims?
First, let's take a look at the reality and fantasy of moon travel. True lunar travel requires expensive technology and harsh conditions, including rocket launches, life support systems, and more. And the "moon trip" shown in the video by this blogger is far from reality, lacking the necessary scientific basis and technical support.
Second, the blogger claims in the video that the photos he took are exactly the same as the videos and photos released by NASA. However, after careful comparative analysis, we found that there are obvious similarities and differences between these photos. The photos of the moon released by NASA are rigorously scientifically verified and reviewed, and the photos of bloggers are most likely just treated landscapes of the Earth.
In addition, the blogger claims that oxygen has been found on the moon and that it can breathe freely. This statement is even more contrary to scientific facts. According to available scientific research, there is almost no atmosphere on the surface of the Moon, and there is not enough oxygen for humans to breathe. Therefore, the blogger's claim that he breathes freely on the moon is patently untrue.
To sum up, the blogger's statement about the trip to the moon in the short video lacks scientific basis and is a false propaganda. When evaluating similar claims, we need to maintain scientific facts and critical thinking to avoid being misled by misinformation.
Conclusion: In this short video of the blogger, he claims that he went to the moon and found oxygen. However, after scientific analysis and comparison, we found that these claims are all false. This case reminds us that in the age of social media, we need to be vigilant and avoid being misled by misinformation. At the same time, we should also strengthen the publicity and education of scientific facts and improve the scientific literacy of the public. Only in this way can we work together to create a healthy and positive online environment.