Debunking Greg's WORST Conspiracy Yet? | Armoured Skeptic Rabbit Hole

[@Bentothethird]

Interesting he said "88 scientists from Nazi Germany founded NASA" when it was more like 1500, and 88 is a very specific number. Greg. Why did you say 88?

[@Crasson08]

Because he didn't remember 14.

[@SomeGuy_GRM]

@@Crasson08 1488 is close to 1500.

[@theguilloriousmind5832]

I think we know why

[@joearnold6881]

Gee. I wonder.

[@MMAGamblingTips]

Also the precursor of NASA was already there called NACA

[@rustkitty]

That top comment is definitely an old joke, but you can trust Greg's braindead audience to mangle the delivery. It should go like this: NASA hired Stanley Kubrick to fake the moon landing, but he was a perfectionist so he insisted on filming on location.

[@emmanuelotamendi9583]

Holly fuck!!! That is like the easiest joke to tell! You have to be very very very very inept on being a human to fail at that one.

[@solomonverrico]

Yeah, he's not someone who understands the concept of funny. Hence his sociopathic fake laugh at the uniforms while his entire wardrobe is plaid.

[@sbushido5547]

_"They were conveniently the first people on the moon. First try. No failed attempts."_ It was Apollo 11... The hell does he think they were doing for the first 10? Fondling themselves? It took them 2 and a half years worth of missions to get to that point.

[@murciadoxial8056]

12 and a half*

[@LeoWolfish]

To be honest I doubt he has even thought about why it was called Apollo 11. He probably doesn't even know about the first 10 before hand.

[@ezbody]

Most people don't even know that there was more than one mission to the Moon, including multiple countries.

[@murciadoxial8056]

@@ezbody on the one hand, that doesn't really apply since the americans did not have a hand in those missions, most of htem were soviet actually... but on the other hand, the americans DID have one mission before the apollo 11, which was the apollo 10 where they did a flyby to basically stress test everything before the landing, so his dumbass argument doesn't even work if you exclude all the unmanned soviet missions to the moon

[@Salien1999]

It should also be noted that there was at least one less-than-minor failure in that series of missions. Like. People died a horrible, firey death. It's not like NASA got everything right the first time.

[@goldenclarity4765]

It is un ironically, more technologically advanced to havefaked, the moon landing in the 60s then to have landed on the moon in the 60s

[@NoshGilligan23]

A common issue with most conspiracy theories is that you usually end up having to go through more hoops than if you go with the established narrative.

[@elowin1691]

​@@NoshGilligan23 Main problem is the conspiracy theories that get loads of publicity are often the ones that aren't real.

[@chibbersthesquirrel6189]

I hate it when people use this footage of Buzz Aldren being harassed and asked to swear on the Bible as some kind of evidence. The man is being accosted and you expect him to give the aggressor what he wants? Fuck no, you never do that.

[@worthythaneofross3925]

Also say he’s been lying this long about the moon landing. Do they think the Bible is a magic lie detector that people need to tell the truth to or they’ll combust? Actually they probably do think that

[@Pneubeteube]

Once you do it, every other nut will think that they can get you to do it and you will never stop being accosted It's like when Keanu Reaves replied to the guy at that game show yelling "you're beautiful" and then for the rest of the show people kept yelling out random crap

[@Houtont]

That bit where he just punches that dude is cathartic at least.

[@zenbear9952]

He should really change his name to the armoured conspiracy theorist. I feel like when Hbomberguy debunked his anti science bill nye video it just broke his brain

[@FrozEnbyWolf150]

Harris tends to have that effect on grifters.

[@joearnold6881]

He was never a skeptical thinker even long before that

[@MrRusty103]

I didn't follow him much, but I remember when some of this conspiracy stuff started I could have sworn he said he was doing it as a kind of "what if, lets see if we can link all these goofy theories together for shits and giggles" kind of thing. Never really kept up, now stumbling on this, its freaking WILD to see that he seems to have actually just went off the deep end.

[@fatshibaballs]

@PenguinEconomics-st2wshe’s the least skeptical person when it comes to his own thoughts. He legit thinks he’s a main character.

[@PoeInTheDitch]

His brain was long-broken, by then. It's been broken since, at least, gamergate.

[@pastycayk1998]

Armored septic was one of the few instances or introduction to atheism He was quite passionate about it too. and I thank him for those many hours I spent listening. But now, holy shite it's like he's a completely different person.

[@mikeydflyingtoaster]

I can't be sure but this is so indicative of cannabis-induced schizophrenia/psychosis

[@esbenm6544]

Its funny Greg insinuates Buzz Aldrin only punched a guy because he was shook. He was not some academic who might only resort to violence because he just cant debate this guy. He was a USAF officer, he probably punched someone for less.

[@solomonverrico]

The guy was a nuisance, hounding Aldrin and calling him a liar. If I'd have gone to the @$#$ing MOON and come back to this kind of blatant disrespect from an entitled imbecile, I'd have done it too.

[@thebolas000]

You don't get a nickname like "Buzz" without leaving a few broken noses in your wake.

[@murciadoxial8056]

if anything he showed a pretty impressive amount of restraint considering that he was being harassed by that guy for the entirety of that event

[@stevbe1723]

@thebolas000 I think the nickname Buzz actually comes from a younger sibling not being able to pronounce his name and calling him "Buzz" instead.

[@nonreligionist]

Another quick Googling will show you all the information you need on the Van Allen belts. 1) they're not deadly; 2) most of the radiation from them can be blocked with paper (the Apollo missions had several layers of metal and plastic shielding); 3) they weren't in the belts for very long. We have satellites that orbit in the belts that are super sensitive to radiation, yet still function. Gerg doesn't know what he's talking about

[@shanewilson7994]

I remember when Gregory actually was a skeptic, and now he's, well, just a joke?

[@nemoschemo5395]

"Mastered space" bruh space is an endless ocean of insta death we ain't mastering shit 😂😂😂 we just went to earth's moon but we havnt been able to be on other planets without it being a literal death sentence

[@nathanjasper512]

I mean, you could get really good at space travel but we ain't there yet.

[@nemoschemo5395]

​@@nathanjasper512we aren't there at all, and like the sad thing is to get there we low-key need to sacrifice either people or animals to figure out how to make it possible to do that. The fucked up part about people who deny space travel is that they're also denying the deaths of people and ALOT of animals that we sent into space.

[@blackbloom8552]

weird, i had assumed that we had at least put someone on mars by now, but you`re right, its just been robots.

[@SpaceWampa]

Interviewer: "Buzz Buzz what's Optimus Prime like..." Buzz: "That was just a movie" Interviewer: "so you're saying you lied about the moon landing I saw you speaking with Optimus in Transformers Dark of the Moon" Buzz: [HANDS] I could watch that punch all day

[@Anghellik9]

NASAs budget is like, 0.5% of the federal budget

[@theguilloriousmind5832]

I can't with Greg's vocal fry

[@andreakoroknai1071]

and he sounds so smug? is sounding smug now what passes as proof of knowledgability, if you ehehehe akshually enough, people believe you

[@x-xPhobia]

​@@andreakoroknai1071 Yes. That is just the world we live in lol. Kanye literally became the world's biggest rapper by telling everyone "hey imma be the world's biggest rapper" including countless people that turned him down You can fake a lot until you make it. It's having the narcissistic inability to accept countless rejections as serious or painful. You just keep going and spout bs long enough until it becomes a common enough sentiment for you to have the resources to make it true. It's memetics. Read Richard Dawkins and/or play the Metal Gear Solid series. It's how QAnon took off and it's kind of how things will be in the future true or not. There will be so much information that there won't be enough discernment. If this sounds angry it isn't directed at you. I'm just half enraged at how Greg, a propagandist, is calling NASA propaganda.

[@HarryS77]

Speeeeeeeyyyyyycccceee.

[@generalsci3831]

"They're just sad! This image is just depressing and confusing." Let's stuff Greg in a capsule for two weeks as his muscles get used to weightlessness before plunging him back into Earth's gravity. Let's see how depressed and confused he is. Quick, someone reserve him a seat on Artemis III.

[@aleksandr6691]

I think a lot of it probably came form just coming back from the damn moon too. I mean, I get post-con depression after going to a convention, I can't imagine what I'd feel after having to come back to Earth after being the first humans in history to set foot on the moon. Hell, to reference an earlier part of the video, Ed White referred to getting back into the spacecraft after being the first American to perform a spacewalk as "the saddest moment of my life."

[@avalus6]

39:38 if you look closely at the footage from the ISS in the background, there is some kind of bright green ball floating or moving in midair with some kind of orbital motion. Clearly, the gridded screen is being used as a reference frame for tracking the motion of this ball. Behind the screen, you can clearly see the rest of the station hallway.

[@DumbaBubba]

Greg is going to loose his mind when he finds out about the military's budget

[@DefinitelyAPotato]

Lose.

[@solomonverrico]

Yeah, his whole problem is that he already loosed his mind and some of it got away.

[@ConsciusVeritasVids]

Right? $69 million/day is nothing compared to the $2+ billion the DOD spends in the same timeframe. That's only about 3% of what we spend daily on the military.

[@HarryS77]

More like when he hears about immigration.

[@ziggylegion1604]

1:04:38 wow it couldnt simply be that they are absolutely mentally, physically and emotionally BEAT from just having returned on a 250,000 mile journey to the fucking MOON could it!? as for the suggestion of sadness in their voices, i certainly have to think that, after seeing one of the absolute most unique & hauntingly beautiful sights and probably the most unfathomably humbling experience that no human, other than the two men who are sitting right beside you, could even hope to begin to understand the indescribably profound feelings from this experience that is now completely behind you, over and done with, id probably fuckin' have a wee bit of detectible sadness in my voice as well. god greg is such a freakin' dork lmaaooo

[@derpstick5467]

Apparently Buzz has always gotten nervous when needing to speak in public but yeah I’d be shell shocked and close to tears if I came back from an experience like that, realizing you’re on this little ball of blue surrounded by the great almost unknown.

[@l0nedrow427]

One thing I would disagree with Jake about is his almost "disdain" for NASA and their lack of scientific discoveries. NASA is responsible for some pretty amazing discoveries and technologies.

[@HarryS77]

They're also resposible for studying climate change.

[@derpstick5467]

His almost “disdain” ugh I thought we’d only be dealing with one idiot.

[@matthewhorrigan5848]

Gather 'round while I sing you of Wernher von Braun A man whose allegiance Is ruled by expedience Call him a Nazi, he won't even frown "Nazi, Schmazi!" says Wernher von Braun!

[@christophergreen6595]

"We will all go together when we go!"

[@SomeGuy_GRM]

"Rockets goes up! Who cares where they come down? That's not my department," says Wernher Von Braun.

[@murciadoxial8056]

man... we truly live in the wrong timeline

[@x-xPhobia]

Bill Clinton meant "wow maybe that guy was ahead of saying how a reality can be manufactured by news outlets whole cloth like is done by fox" lmao

[@mommyjeans9483]

I've heard of Blue Screens and Green Screens, but I have never heard of gridded screens

[@syndicalist-0]

NASA still does a shit load now......its just not as televised or glamorized.

[@solomonverrico]

Because for the most part it's all pretty boring unless you're really interested in our immediate area. I always end up facepalming whenever anyone proclaims it all a hoax because "we haven't gone back". Dude, IT'S SPACE. There's nothing THERE. We have more important things we should be spending money on (which of course we're spending on the @%#&$ing MILITARY. Which is very specifically NOT NASA because Eisenhower deliberately split the military and civil space programs to create NASA).

[@wellersonoliveira5334]

I mean, him and Shoe really DESERVE each other. Edit: When they where togheter haha (been sometime since I seen them both, sorry yall 😅).

[@boogerman908]

Not sure they've been together for a few years?

[@Bentothethird]

​@@boogerman908 no shoe left him during the pandemic and is now married to a nazi

[@wellersonoliveira5334]

​@@boogerman908 Wich makes me sad, ya know, they where such a perfect match. Like soulmates, both cowardly weasels who agree with every far right talking point, but Swear for they Mother's soul that they are "moderate".

[@n0etic_f0x]

They both think their life is an ARG where they are technomancers sending waves of destruction to the evil shadow goverment.

[@Crasson08]

They split up like 3 years ago, she's married to someone else now. Honestly good for her, Greg seemed pretty controlling as well as noncommittal.

[@irrationalgeographic9953]

Neil Armstrong disliked public speaking of any kind which he suffered from as a child. He very rarely gave any type of public speech or TV interviews as he found the anxiety quite debilitating. Its interesting Greg made this video as quite some time ago he made a video on how the moon landing was real. He got all these strange ideas when he stopped feeding Shoe on Head his Spam Javelin.

[@fatshibaballs]

Why the sexism?

[@irrationalgeographic9953]

@@fatshibaballs wow you must be the real life of any party. What do you find sexist about my comment.

[@BOGOworms4sale]

@@fatshibaballs okay but spam javelin is fucking hilarious

[@fatshibaballs]

@@irrationalgeographic9953 reducing a woman’s function to a sex toy. It’s sexist. I don’t like Shoe but that doesn’t mean you get to just turn to 1950’s sexism

[@derpstick5467]

Eh she’s not any better than him, apparently she’s married to a far right guy.

[@ItsJustMe0585]

The conspiracy of 'cgi placeholder screens' is so absurd. Considering how many green screen shots and overall CGI edits he does, he should know that any sort of grid pattern would make it a million times harder to edit.

[@ianrusttattoos]

I like Greg thinking that there's a massive pressure difference between the inside and outside of the suit (it's about the same as being 30 feet underwater). The problem with the vacuum of space isn't the PRESSURE, it's the functionality infinite VOLUME; the air in your suit or ship or whatever rushes out in an attempt to reach equilibrium by filling the whole, goddamn universe. What does "deserve to be skeptical" even fucking MEAN?!

[@Anmatgreen]

Ah yes, the good old cop out from responsibility by saying "I'm not insinuating anything, I'm just asking questions"

[@joearnold6881]

Tony’s Chocoloney is fucking _amazing_ I love just the basic milk chocolate. It’s, like, the platonic ideal of high-cocoa milk chocolate

[@Busto]

The one with pretzel & toffee pieces is delightful

[@RedNinja22l2]

I feel like it's gonna break my weakass teeth and I loooove it

[@ifadetogray]

the reason for the licensing is the same reason google earth has redacted areas you can't look at. international treaties and security

[@pola5195]

using strings to simulate low-gravity on... water?

[@kermitthorson9719]

@55:15 has greg even aver heard about some of the tactics the canadian officers use? entrapment, not stopping interviews when they ask for a lawyer (seriously, they just keep asking and its up to you to remain silent. they wont stop)

[@Houtont]

6:12 The aliens, there are giant amazonian aliens they DO NOT want you to know about.

[@kermitthorson9719]

im not saying it was fake, i just spend the entire video using every single moon fakers theories everyone has seen and regurgitate them as if i 100% believe them.

[@Piterdeveirs333]

Greg thinks the ISS has a holodeck like in Star Trek apparently. That is the only reason I can think of that would explain why he thinks a gridded blue screen would be used like a blue or green screen

[@Mikae1300]

He's going to do a flat earth video by the end of the year. Everyone who falls down the conspiracy ladder this far ends up there.

[@maxanderson8872]

"That blue grid is a special effect screen!" Special effect screens are solid colours that completely cover the background of shots to make colour keying easier. Having that grid would make shit much harder. The grid is likelier used in experiments in combination with camera footage to measure. Each line is a certain width and each box is a certai size, so measurements can be made accurately

[@comfycat9]

Saying NASA creates propaganda is getting dangerously close to flat Earth. I knew Greg was dumb, but it kinda hurts my stomach to think he’s _that_ dumb. I know it’s probably all a grift but jeez.

[@jeremyofficer5038]

Hmph, Greg believes in the moon

[@oldgus01]

"Other than Apollo 13, every other Apollo mission succeeded and walked on the moon." Greg... Greg!!! What about 8, 9, and 10, Greg?!?! What about the first one, Greg?!?! Sure, 2 through 7 got cancelled, but maybe you could, I don't know, creatively make inferences about *them* failing and being covered up. Maybe, *Greg!!!*

[@SpaceManRD]

'Armored' continues to be a dumb adjective for someone calling themselves a skeptic, but I guess it's not inaccurate-he remains firm and unyielding in the face of overwhelming evidence.

[@seb24789]

Used to always get him confused with Sir Sic. What's it with internet skeptics and knights?

[@seraphonica]

when your first two sources are Bill Clinton and Joe Rogan... your moon landing video is going poorly, Greg.

[@AxelLeJeff]

Pretty sure that "grid" is the fabric mesh they hook the sleeping bags to.

[@kermitthorson9719]

the punching thing? buzz was, if not still, a catholic, he probably thought even the implication of the stunt to be blasphemous and utterly rude on the highest order

[@sh0k0nes]

How does he know about the Van Allen Belts? I thought NASA couldn’t be trusted😂

[@justsignmeup911]

10:30 You can tell this is ChatGPT talking because it changed the quote, something it always does.

[@kermitthorson9719]

the first 2 just shufffled around yet later missions have more confidence.........................o you think because maybe that was THE VERY FIRST LANDING AND THEY WERE BEING CAREFUL AND NOT 100% SURE IT WAS GOING TO GO WITH FIRST TIME REAL LIFE TESTED SUITS. Like jesus christ is that fact that old timey sports couldnt hold a candle to modern sports? we build on successes greg

[@kermitthorson9719]

O 2 SETS O FYICS GREG THERE WERE 6 MISSIONS

[@kermitthorson9719]

you know what, i threw up last month and now i cant remember my first sports team!!!!!!must have been mind wiped

[@shannond1511]

Thank you! I was wondering about Tony’s chocolate

[@aleksandr6691]

Regarding the cosmonaut that died during reentry, Vladimir Komarov, the legend of him cursing the engineers is questionable. Firstly, the story usually goes that he was contacted via video phone, during which time he angrily cursed the engineers and the soviet government. However, from what I understand, the Soyuz 1 had no such device. I assume it only had audio communication equipment. Moreover, the issue resulting in the crash was that the main parachute failed to deploy and the reserve chute became tangled with the drogue chute, resulting in an unimpeded impact at 40 m/s. It's difficult to find details about the exact communication modules present on the Soyuz 1, but what little I have been able to find seems to indicate that it was unlikely that there were any communications during this point in the descent and there are no official records of this communication anywhere to be found. Moreover, the book that popularized this myth seems to imply that it was known *hours* before the accident that Komarov was going to die, but this is blatantly untrue. If the main parachute was activated at around an altitude of 6 km, at 40 m/s, that would give about 2 1/2 minutes between the failed deployment of the main chute and impact. Even if ground control had contact with the craft at that time, I doubt they would have spent those minutes praising him as a hero rather than trying to fix the problem. Personally, I write the account off as cold war propaganda.

[@nata5212]

You can, right now, go online and buy a moon rock. Sometimes things hit the moon hard enough to fling bits of it down to Earth. It doesn't happen too often but it's been happening for 4 billion years so we've got a lot of them kicking around. They're called lunar meteorites.

[@SomeGuy_GRM]

Seeing a space launch in person is a life long dream of mine.

[@boogerman908]

Man i really used to like armoured skeptic until he started these weird conspiracies

[@rustkitty]

Same. I remember watching the mud flood videos, nervously laughing, thinking the punchline will come aaany minute now...

[@boogerman908]

@rustkitty yea he made like a 2 parter and I thought it was gonna end with "and that's how easy it is to make things up that sound real at surface level" or something but then it just became his whole content

[@nathanjasper512]

The thing that bugs me is it's just such garbage content now. At least he could do it in that Art Bell style where they kind of throw the conspiracy theory out there and try to act a little objective about it and let people decide how they feel about it but he's pretty much just presenting all kinds of crazy nonsense as fact.

[@chillinsquirtle]

Even his little series before he went full conspiracy was interesting. He'd present the evidence for some cryptid and then do a second video basically debunking the story. But even back then, his attitude while presenting was intentionally dishonest, so the viewer couldn't be sure which version of the story he thought was more likely to be true.

[@fionafox420]

I live in Huntsville, AL it’s no secret here that the imported Nazis have left their mark on this city. Christs sake, we have the Von Braun Center in downtown.

[@SewerTapes]

The Holland petrified wood Moon rock did not come from NASA. It came from some dude's private collection.

[@soapyshoes]

Why is it that online skeptics are “skeptical” but only in the way that they can be like “well I’m not going to do any research”

[@kermitthorson9719]

wonder if greg has ever watched footage of them testing the lander but on earth, its a very interesting fix. the gave him a gyoscoped jet lifting him of 5/6 gravity so he could test the controls right

[@ifadetogray]

I was a huge fan of the Watchmen graphic novel and one of the few that liked the film too, and though I haven't watched the directors cut, I did add it to my blue ray to watch eventually, as I heard it was even closer to the book

[@ItsJustMe0585]

It was crazy to watch this guy go from being a skeptic to a loony.

[@FestivalMercury]

And to think, I used to like Armoured Skeptic.

[@BOGOworms4sale]

And to think there were legitimate reasons to like armored skeptic. He used to be a genuinely great content creator back in the day.

[@TasTheWatcher]

_"88 nazi scientists"_ HMMmmm... COINCIDENCE?

[@SSmotzer]

But when will he get into the real conspiracy surrounding the existence of, or lack there of, birds.

[@SewerTapes]

In 2022, NASA's budget was approximately $24 billion. In the same year, we allocated $115 billion to repair roads and bridges. Why aren't we talking about a massive roadwork conspiracy? NASA is running on less than a penny of every dollar taxed. It works out to about $0.0069.

[@ianking7511]

I'm very fond of the 'these guys aren't behaving the same way people usually behave when they get back from the moon.' argument.

[@kermitthorson9719]

@1:14:44 i paused here too. and jake and i had the exact same face. this is why buzz aldrin punched that guy

[@kermitthorson9719]

hmmmmm layers of knowledge. maybe say combustion engine, powered flight, jet engines, rocket engines, space flight, that kinda of chain of discovery greg. the " we stand on the back of giants" the we couldnt even be where we are at this moment to discover the new shit we are without those before us peeling back another layers of understanding, TRUTH.

[@kermitthorson9719]

greg tells the story about the predecessors to neil and buzz dying in an attempt and then goes on to say there were no attempts..................

[@Rayrard]

He's also amazed "they got it right the first time" while ignoring all the previous Gemini, Mercury, and Apollo missions prior to the landing that we building up and practicing to the main event, A simple search on the manned NASA missions would have worked.

[@kermitthorson9719]

@@Rayrard it almost like the smartest people in our country did a lot of testing before hand to ensure completion instead of just strapping 3 dudes to a rocket and hoping for the best

[@AntiFaGoat]

The moon rock speculation killed me. I have a small fossil collection gifted to me when I was a kid because I am obsessed with paleontology and have acquired several small fossils since. I even found a preserved shell in a local river where a mastodon's tooth was recently excavated. However, there is a similar moral dilemma with fossils as moon rocks. Every fossil we find is a potential discovery about the ancient world. I love my collection, but if a scientist wanted to confiscate it and break it down to see if there are (for example) soft tissues preserved, clues about how the organisms died, or anomalies that point to a new species, I would have to say yes. That's almost certainly why that woman was in trouble for trying to sell potential discoveries about space exploration, not to mention how it's likely illegally confiscated NASA property.

[@rimjobsteve3264]

I’ve never noticed how wide apart Greg’s eyes are he’s like a fish

[@SewerTapes]

The altered Michael Collins photo was not released by NASA. NASA's image was repurposed by a magazine or newspaper (can't remember which) to accompany an article. Not official trickery in the slightest.

[@Rozbujnik_Rumcajs]

NASA secretly developed and tested sissy hypno on astronauts confirmed

[@corranhorn85]

I cant believe NASA arrested that moon rock lady.

[@Shane-hx4xp]

20:30 with just the income tax alone the government covers NASAs budget for multiple years

[@Rayrard]

Yeah i think we give like 30 bucks to NASA and $2000+ to the military with his same genius logic.

[@kurtacus3581]

Man, you can really tell he completely stopped doing actual research and has just been browsing consipiracy subreddits

[@thebigreddub]

Most people will never have access to space. Most people, however, do have the resources to buy a telescope.

[@ezzy384]

I would personally prefer to die in space, because there would be the chance that my remains could be what sparks a new form of life on another planet and that would be pretty cool

[@martin2289]

Skeptic is such a misnomer for Greg's current persona as a demented conspiracy theorist.

[@alexk.1109]

Poor lad escaped conspiratorial thinking for a bit but he did not attain escape velocity and now he is a captured satellite unable to escape his orbit of insanity.

[@kahleeb624]

Armor: Wow humans have never seen space like this before! *Greg quickly begins shuffling all of his SPACE SHUTTLE toys under his bed* Like seriously?!?! Before Musk was even a name, the space shuttle flew dozens of missions, each with hundreds and hundreds of hours of video and pictures. Also the international space station has been long too before Musk. Yet an over wealthy person shoots a car into space and now it's "never seen before?!?!?" Gah he is so silly...

[@shayokami7410]

I've made it a personal rule to never believe anything from a person with a templar shield and a sword in their video Now that right there is a rock, if I ever seen one 😂 Also, during this whole video, my brain was like "I've got faaaith! Of the heart~ Goin where my heart will take meh!~ I've got faith To believe I can do aaaanything I've got strength Of the soul No one's gonna bend or break meh! I've got faith To believe~"

[@audiebridge3103]

When did Greg become a crazy person? I haven't seen any of his videos in a long time but I feel like the Armoured Skeptic I used to watch would have debunked modern Greg's videos so easily.

[@mikeydflyingtoaster]

You would have thought Greg would have heard of Ockham's Razor but I guess not cos almost every claim he utters violates it

[@Abrasive-Heat]

Fake moon nonsense has been debunked by everyone. Even Nvidia debunked a conspiracy during a tech demo for their products for the lols. If I find a clip I’ll post a link. It was pretty cool.

[@alahos]

Why does he gesticulate like an NPC

[@Ragnoar]

Space Force is almost entirely dedicated to NatSec Satellite ops, which iirc includes GPS. And the NRO flights aren't covered up, they just dont share what the payload is lmao. ULA launches NRO sats all the time.

[@redearth55]

millions of people around the world going to work everyday lying about their jobs and no one is like "hey guys, guess what"

[@Lakeside_Flower]

If I remember correctly, Buzz Aldren had been invited to speak at an event only to find out it was a lie created by the guy in order to corner him. So, he traveled all that way just to be lied to. While not acceptable, it's understandable why he socked it to him.

[@iwillquietlyresist6922]

Hey hold on now, we know how to say "Reagan" in Wisconsin! 😂

[@MMAGamblingTips]

We have had multiple missions to space without NASA being involved. SpaceX has made multiple trips, Virgin Galactic has been as well as 44 countries. And von Bron did not found NASA. 😂

[@scottbuck1572]

I hope Greg lives a long a healthy life so we get these videos for the next 50 years

[@ezbody]

I stopped watching Armored Skeptic when he started dabbling with conspiracy theories, which I assumed was an extremely boring attempt at satire (and it was extremely boring). So now I am finding out that this extremely boring shit isn't even satire??? WTF??? Armored Skeptic is a loon. Seriously. 🙄

[@shiethegal]

I used to watch Armoured Skeptic back in my anti-sjw phase. Looking back and watching this vid of his now, I don't know how I ever did.

[@kenvandervalk7171]

We need a Jake v Greg debate.

[@mistyhaney5565]

He does know that we went to the moon more than once, right.

[@MazChuga]

NASA is an entire agency not a department. Greg should change his name to Armoured Brain Leakage. I think he got kicked in the head too many times by somebody's shoe.

[@UberNoodle]

Why does every conspiracy theorist, culture war warrior, right wing grifter etc. all put on the most irritating and artificial voice when they speak? Surely he doesn't really sound like that when he speaks. That is so frustrating to hear.

[@damejanea.macdonald2371]

*A normal person, seeing some of the evidence presented:* Huh, that's odd. I should look into why it looks like that. I might learn something about how our universe works. *Greg:* Anything outside of my own head could be tainted by the great phoenix. (He did say that many theories were debunked at 45:03, but only a passing mention. He went into no detail and may have not meant any of the ones he presented.)

[@ziggylegion1604]

41:03 dont the astronauts on the iss sometimes make videos teaching people about different space things? isnt it possible that the "placeholder CGI screen" is actually really just a blank CGI screen (similar to a green screen) that is intended to display relevant images or information about what they astronaut is talking about? even if they dont make educational videos intended for the public like how i am imagining, it just as easily could be used in the exact way i said previously, but to display information meant for video calls with ground control?i never watch any kinda videos of or from the astronauts on the ISS, or any content that they may create up there. both things i mentioned to me seem like totally reasonable and plausible reasons for there to be a display like that. oh well tho, i suppose. what do i know lol

[@bodhionultimateride2660]

What up my migga

[@vixwza8553]

I need a mind wipe after watching this

[@mind_onion]

FWIW space force didn't rip off star trek, what actually happened was star trek used an older US military Air Force Space Command logo, and space force used basically the same logo as the old one star trek used.