From the words of Richard Nixon it follows: Apollo 11 flew to the Moon, but did not return to Earth.
“Fate has decreed that the people who went to the moon in the name of peace will remain on the moon to rest in peace,” President Richard Nixon, President of the United States, said 51 years ago on television. The reason for his appeal to the American people was the most tragic - the death of the Apollo 11 crew on the Moon in July 1969.
Artificial intelligence puts a mourning speech into Nixon's mouth that he did not deliver.
Nixon went on to say the following:
The MIT Center for Advanced Virtuality has included footage of Nixon giving a mourning speech in their 7-minute video on the lunar catastrophe, which they called “In Event of Moon Disaster . The speech was preceded by historical footage of the launch of Apollo 11, its flight and a safe landing on the moon.
From the released address of the US President, it also follows that Neil Armstrong and Edwin (Buzz) Aldrin did get to the moon, but they stayed on it. Really? The screen is naturally Nixon. Condolences. Is the sensational truth finally revealed?
Not opened. To the credit of the creators of the video, they warned at the very beginning: the video is fake (deepfake). Created on a clever technology involving artificial intelligence - AI or AI (Artificial intelligence).
Artificial intelligence puts a mourning speech into Nixon's mouth that he did not deliver.
It was he - AI - who brought the image of Richard Nixon to life - brought his facial expressions in line with both speech and voice. And he created the illusion of what the president himself says. Although the speech for the video was read by the actor.
Nixon did not give a mourning speech, although it was written - just in case. That is, if the Apolon 11 expedition ends tragically and something happens that will not allow the two astronauts who arrived on the moon to start from it.
Text of the mourning speech for the deaths of Armstrong and Aldrin.
Bill Safire, the White House speechwriter, wrote the speech on July 18, 1969 - before the astronauts landed on July 20. Judging by the phrases he used, the Americans were confident in the success of the moon landing, but not very much in the subsequent launch.
However, nothing happened. Armstrong and Aldrin returned to Earth on July 24, 1969, along with Michael Collins, who was waiting for them in the orbit of the moon in the so-called command module.
Before dying, the astronauts may well have planted the American flag on the moon.
What is the "lunar deepfake" for? “We wanted to demonstrate how believably it is possible to distort the truth with modern technology,” explained Francesca Panetta, creative director at MIT Virtuality. And she advised not to believe everything that is shown on TV.
According to Francesca, who transmitted the Space.com portal, talking about the premiere of the fake, it is not difficult to create any alternative history now.
For those who doubt and believe that the video is not fake, but the most truthful one: all three astronauts who visited the moon were seen on Earth.
Neil Armstrong died in 2012. In one of his most recent interviews, he stated that he estimated the chances of returning from the moon to Earth at about ninety percent. Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins are still alive.
Apollo 11 landing site: visible landing stage, scientific equipment and astronaut tracks.